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Industry · Government Government and national programmesNational observing infrastructure, delivered as one programmeSpecialized field · Government National weather and hydrology networksA country’s eyes on the weatherSpecialized field · Government Upper-air soundingsGlobal models start hereSpecialized field · Government Geodetic reference and national timingEvery map starts from hereSpecialized field · Government Environmental radiation monitoringThe background, and any riseSpecialized field · Government Space weather monitoringA national risk, measuredISIC section · ISIC O Public administration and defence; compulsory social securityISIC section · ISIC U Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesISIC section · ISIC M Professional, scientific and technical activitiesISIC section · ISIC Q Human health and social work activitiesExplainers
Explainer · Government and public safety Government and public safetyWildfire cameras on real terrain, GBON station density, street-flood alert thresholds, CAP alerting with the authority in the loop and the radio horizon of a deployable cell.Explainer · Scientific Scientific, explainedJukwaa ConnectivityPublic networks were not built for this siteJukwaa Data & licensingGood data, unusable termsStories
Story · End to end An observation grid, end to endAn observation is not a reading. It is a reading with a place, a time, a calibration and a path that anyone can follow back. An observing grid is the…Story · Timing and PNT Time as infrastructureA 5G cell must hold its phase within 3 µs of its neighbours, ±1.5 µs of a common reference; a synchrophasor’s one per cent vector error leaves room for only…Story · Overview What changes by 2030Six shifts will reshape how the Earth is observed before the decade ends: networks that sense, models that forecast, foundation models that read imagery,…Places and networks
Guided tour · Guided 3D tour Orbit viewGround tracks of a sun-synchronous imager and three shells of a broadband constellation, computed from their orbits over a rotating Earth.Guided tour · Guided 3D tour Ground stationAn 11 m class antenna and its companions on a fenced pad, with edge compute that turns each pass into catalogued products before the next one.Guided tour · Guided 3D tour City blockSmall cells on street poles, air-quality nodes and heat sensors across four blocks, joined to an edge node that publishes open city data.Network scene · Backhaul · Fresnel zone Microwave backhaul across a river valleyAn 18 GHz hop from the church tower to a mast on the far side of the flood plain: its first Fresnel zone, clearance over the town and trees, and what a new building in the path…Network scene · RAN · 5G NR Radio access in a city centreA three-sector macro site on the tallest roof and small cells on street poles: their coverage, interference and beams computed over the streets and buildings of the drawing.Heritage observatories
Heritage observatory · Switzerland · 2005 Global Earth Observation System of SystemsA framework that connects existing Earth observation systems of many countries through shared principles and interfaces instead of building one new system.Heritage observatory · Switzerland · 2020 WMO Integrated Global Observing SystemA framework, not a building: shared rules, identifiers and metadata that let the observing systems of nearly 200 countries and many partners act as one.Interactive tools
Interactive tool · Plan a site Field Deployment StudioTerrain, devices, coverage, viewshed, power and the best spot for a station, then a deployment request with the plan attached.01Reach the right team
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Who sells, and who owns the data?
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Do we have to buy hardware?
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