Real-time Environmental Monitoring and Observation Technology
Sensor Hardware
| Name | Manufacturer | Model | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | acoustic sensor | NIC | BirdBug 100S | |
| 2 | Air Temperature 107 Thermister | Campbell Scientific | T 107 | Measure air Temperature in degrees Celcius |
| 3 | AnaBat 6 ZCA Interface module | Titley Electronics | Allows for connection to the Bat detector directly to a Computer for recording of bat calls | |
| 4 | AnaBat II Bat Detector | Titley Electronics | Converts the ultrasonic echolocation signals of bats into audible electronic signals which can be recorded. | |
| 5 | Atomspheric Pressure Sensor | Campbell Scientific | CS 105 | Measures atmospheric pressure |
| 6 | Druck Pressure Transducer | Druck | Druck PDCR 1830-8388, 5 PSI range | Measures water level |
| 7 | Earth quake sensor | Episensor | Measures seismic sctivity | |
| 8 | Fire Sensor | Ambient Control Systems | FireAlert-DC | The FireALERT-DC product supports the professional firefighting community by providing an early warning system for wildfires. The FireALERT-DC can be deployed by Homeowner’s Associations, forestry companies, State and Federal forestry departments and other organizations with assets that are at high risk from wildfires. The FireALERT-DC will detect and validate a 4’ x 4’ wildfire signature at a distance of ¼ mile, hence protecting an area of 160 acres. Larger wildfire signatures can be detected over considerably greater distances. This detection is achieved in under 4 minutes and the resulting fire alarm is communicated along with the FireALERT-DC’s GPS coordinates to the local Fire District’s Central Receiving and Dispatch Center. Some of the most devastating wildfires in recent years have burned undetected for hours and even days, making them very difficult to control. Providing such rapid detection of a wildfire event supports early response effectiveness of firefighters. This can minimize the spread of wildfires, reducing those that burn out of control and become a significant threat to life and assets. |
| 9 | Fuel Moisture Sensor | Campbell Scientific | CS 505 | Measures moisture of a wooden dowl to represent moisure in dead woody material. |
| 10 | Fuel Temperature Sensor | Campbell Scientific | CS 205 | Uses a 107 temp probe to measure the temperature of a wooden dowl. |
| 11 | MetOne Wind Speed and Direction | Met one | 34A | Measures wind speed and direction |
| 12 | Open Path CO2/H2O Analyzer | Li-Cor | LI-7500 | Measures concentrations of Carbon Dioxide and water vapor in the air. |
| 13 | ozone monitor | 2B Technologies | 202 | |
| 14 | Pressure Transducer | Campbell Scientific | Campbell CS405 | Measures water level |
| 15 | Pyranometer | LI-COR | LI-COR LI 200X | Measures solar Radiation |
| 16 | Quantum Sensor | LI-COR | LI-COR LI 190SB | Measures Photosynthetically Active Radiation |
| 17 | RM Young Wind Monitor AQ | RM Young | 05305 | Measures wind speed and direction |
| 18 | Soil Heat Flux Plate | REBS | HFT-3 | Measures absorbed solar IR energy |
| 19 | Soil Volumetric Water Content | Campbell Scientific | CS615 | Measures volumetric water content of the soil |
| 20 | Sonic Anemometer | Gill | WindMaster Pro | 3-D sonic anemometer. Measures wind speed, direction, and air temperature |
| 21 | Temperature and Relative Humidity Sensor | Vaisala | HMP 45 | Measures air temperature and relative humidity |
| 22 | Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge | Texas Electronics | TE525 | Measure rainfall in 0.01" increments |
| 23 | Troll 9000 | In-Situ | 9000 XP | Water quality Multiprobe |
| 24 | Troll Conductivity Sensor | In-Situ | Measures Conductivity of water. | |
| 25 | Troll DO sensor | In-Situ | Measures disolved Oxygen in water. | |
| 26 | Troll pH Sensor | In-Situ | Measures pH of water |
