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Enterprise offers, each designed, deployed and run on the open protocol, and each linked to the service platforms that build it.

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1. Public safety · Solutions

   Warning time, gained at the sensor

   Observing networks, communications and data for emergency management: hydromet and fire-weather stations, camera towers with inference at the edge, deployable cells for incident command, and the integration that hands a trigger to the alerting authority, which keeps every decision. Needs: rainfall, river level and soil moisture, fire weather, smoke and ignition, ground movement and seismic activity, communications at the incident base and reporting uptime and data latency.

2. Solution

   Hydrometeorological and flood observing networks

   Stream gauges, rain gauges, weather radar and automatic weather stations built to WMO practice, reporting through WIS 2.0 where the agency requires it. For national meteorological and hydrological services, river-basin agencies, utilities. Delivered as hardware + software, managed service and build-operate-transfer.

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3. Solution

   Wildfire camera and fire-weather networks

   Camera towers with edge inference and co-located fire-weather stations; detections go to the agency that decides and dispatches. For forestry and emergency agencies, utilities. Delivered as hardware + software and managed service. Regional networks across fire seasons. Crews, software and records stay the same as the network grows.

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4. Solution

   Deployable connectivity and sensing kits

   A cell on wheels with satellite backhaul, mesh telemetry and environment nodes for incident bases and events. For emergency agencies, humanitarian logistics, event operators. Delivered as rental and managed service. Pre-positioned fleets. Crews, software and records stay the same as the network grows.

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5. Solution

   Satellite and non-terrestrial backhaul

   LEO and GEO backhaul, 3GPP non-terrestrial integration and direct-to-device fallbacks for remote sites. For remote operators, humanitarian logistics, utilities. Delivered as managed service. Any latitude with coverage. It runs on the open Observatory Protocol, so other providers can join. Crews, software and records stay the same as the network grows.

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6. Solution

   National observing network programmes

   Build-operate-transfer of national observing infrastructure as digital public infrastructure, with transfer of skills and records. For governments, development lenders financing them. Delivered as build-operate-transfer and professional services. National. It is delivered and supported by Nexus Observatory Inc. The evidence travels with the data wherever it goes.

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7. Solution

   Managed Site

   One accountable operator for a site end to end: power, connectivity, instruments, compute, maintenance and evidence. For any owner of remote or critical sites. Delivered as managed service. Fleets of sites. Service levels are written as numbers you can measure.

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8. Scenario

   National GBON surface and upper-air network

   WMO-grade stations reporting through WIS 2.0, funded through the systematic-observations financing pathway. It builds on the same base node, timing, trust and operations as every other public safety deployment, so it can start small and grow site by site. It runs on the open Observatory Protocol, so other providers can join.

9. Scenario

   Wildfire camera network and fire-weather stations

   Camera towers with edge inference and co-located fire-weather stations, utility- or agency-funded. It builds on the same base node, timing, trust and operations as every other public safety deployment, so it can start small and grow site by site. Changes are versioned, tested and reversible.

10. How it works

    From instrument to record, in one chain

    An instrument reads; the base node checks the value, stamps time and place, signs it and sends it over the link the site has: cellular, LoRaWAN, private 5G or satellite. The edge verifies the signature before admitting it, and the core catalogues it with its metadata, quality flag and licence.

11. Trust

    Every node proves what it is

    A node joins only after its hardware root of trust answers an attestation challenge. Keys stay in secure hardware, software arrives signed, and every reading carries a signature, so its origin can be checked by anyone downstream without asking us.

12. What you get

    Open where it can be, contracted where it must be

    The protocol, methods and open data are free to use and build on. Sites, fleets, managed operations and data tiers are delivered under contract by Nexus Observatory Inc., priced per site and per fleet, with service levels written as numbers you can measure on your own dashboard.

13. Next step

    Plan a public safety deployment

    Tell us the sites, the measurements and the people who will use them. We reply with a design and a scope for public safety. An engineer replies with a survey proposal and a scope, and the plan grows from one site to the network you need, at your pace.

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01Specialized fields

Solutions shaped for each field.

Every offer is configured for the field it serves. Open a field for its stack, its data path and the questions buyers ask.

02Solution bundles

Start with one unit. Grow to a network.

The same systems at every scale, on the open protocol, so nothing you buy is replaced as you grow.

1. 01

   Base unit

   One station or node, specified for this industry: instruments, power, enclosure and backhaul.

   Build a station →
2. 02

   Site

   A surveyed, commissioned site with its timing, its links and the evidence file a buyer can audit.

   Plan a site →
3. 03

   Fleet

   Many sites run as one service: one plan, one update path, one evidence trail, one service level.

   Managed offers →
4. 04

   Network

   Fleets that federate with partner grids through the open protocol, owner by owner.

   The open protocol →

03Enterprise offers

How we deliver.

The form names who receives your details.

The line we hold

Warnings, alerts and official acts stay with the competent authority. We supply the observing systems, the data and the evidence behind them.

04Service platforms

Who builds it.

05Standards and compliance

Drawn against the standards your auditors use.

Standards the systems are drawn against

• OGC SensorThings API 1.1
• Municipal open-data terms
• WMO-No. 8 (CIMO Guide)
• WMO-No. 1160 (Manual on WIGOS, GBON)
• WMO WIS 2.0
• WMO-No. 306 (BUFR)
• OASIS CAP 1.2 (outbound alerts)
• NWCG RAWS standards
• NFPA 1600
• 3GPP Band 106

Regulation and authority

• The line we holdWarnings, alerts and official acts stay with the competent authority. We supply the observing systems, the data and the evidence behind them.
• Spectrum and sitingLicences, permits and siting are part of the plan, country by country. Country notes →
• Privacy and dataYour data stays yours, under the licence you choose. Privacy notice →
• SecurityHardware-rooted identity and signed updates on every device. Security →

06The path

From first call to a running site.

01

Scope

What you need to observe, where, and to what standard. A written scope you can share internally.

02

Design

Survey, a reference design, a bill of materials and a plan, drawn against the protocol and the standards.

03

Deploy and run

Installation, commissioning on test, then operation by your team or ours, with evidence on record.

07Questions buyers ask

Before you scope it.

Who sells, and who owns the data?

Nexus Observatory Inc. is the seller of record. The data your systems collect stays yours, under the licence you choose.

Do we have to buy hardware?

No. We deliver as a managed service, a data licence or a system you own.

Can we start small?

Yes. Start with one station or one site, then grow to a fleet and a network on the same open protocol, without replacing what you bought.

Which standards do the systems meet?

Each system is drawn against the open protocol and the standards it is composed from, listed on this page.

Who issues warnings and official decisions?

Warnings, alerts and official acts stay with the competent authority. We supply the observing systems, the data and the evidence behind them.

What happens after go-live?

We run the systems to a written service level, with monitoring, repair and an evidence trail, or train your team to run them.

Ready when you are.

Plan a deployment, configure a station or talk to sales. Every request reaches the team that answers it.

Bring us the site.

Survey, design, deployment and operation for public safety. The form names who receives your details.