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The industries field services serves.

Each industry has its own site with its use cases and the enterprise path. These are the ones that build on this platform.

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01Industries served

The industries that build on field services.

Each industry has its own site: its use cases, its community and the enterprise path, with this platform among the systems behind it.

Industry

Public safety

Warning time, gained at the sensor.Visit the industry site →
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Government

National observing infrastructure, delivered as one programme.Visit the industry site →
Industry

Cities

The city, measured block by block.Visit the industry site →
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Civil resilience

Infrastructure that reports before it fails.Visit the industry site →
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Communities

Connectivity and observation the community owns.Visit the industry site →
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Humanitarian

Observation where the need is greatest and the grid is thinnest.Visit the industry site →
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Climate

The atmosphere, observed to the standard science needs.Visit the industry site →
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Water

Every catchment, gauged.Visit the industry site →
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Nature

Habitat, measured without disturbing it.Visit the industry site →
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Agriculture

Farm decisions on measured ground.Visit the industry site →
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Energy

The grid edge, observed.Visit the industry site →
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Telecom

Towers that compute, sense and connect.Visit the industry site →
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Infrastructure

Assets that report their own condition.Visit the industry site →
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Mining

The mine, measured from pit to tailings.Visit the industry site →
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Industry

Plants and ports, sensed and connected.Visit the industry site →
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Research

Instruments for science, run like infrastructure.Visit the industry site →
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Education

Every school, a working observatory.Visit the industry site →
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Health

Exposure, measured where people live.Visit the industry site →
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Events

Venues that sense and connect at peak load.Visit the industry site →

02Use cases

Worked use cases in these industries.

Each names who deploys it, the kit by device class and the data products it publishes.

Use case

Street flood observatory

Ultrasonic depth sensors on poles report street-level water depth as open data and alerts.Read the use case →
Use case

Hybrid air-quality observatory

A few reference analysers and many low-cost nodes, with co-location calibration and an open-data feed.Read the use case →
Use case

Community cellular and sensing

Small cells with an open core, satellite backhaul and solar power, plus a sensing overlay, for a community that owns its network.Read the use case →
Use case

GBON gap-filler station

A WMO-grade surface station, optional upper-air ground station and a WIS 2.0 node, built to report reliably where the global basic observing network has gaps.Read the use case →
Use case

Wildfire camera and fire-weather node

Pan-tilt and thermal cameras with edge inference on a ridgeline tower, co-located with a fire-weather station.Read the use case →
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Agromet cooperative network

Compact weather stations and soil probes on farms, feeding irrigation, frost and disease models for a cooperative or an insurer.Read the use case →

03Every industry

Every industry on the network.

Public and civic

Earth and environment

Infrastructure and industry

Knowledge, health and people

04On this site

Where to go next.

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The industries field services serves.

Bring us the site.

We bring the survey, the design and the crew. The form names who receives your details.