Weather and Air Quality Monitoring Stations for Green Port and Smart Cities

Automatic monitoring of weather and ambient air quality is a process that utilizes modern technologies and equipment to continuously and automatically measure, collect, and analyze factors related to weather and environmental air quality. This solution enables the monitoring, assessment, and provision of detailed information about air and weather conditions in real-time, effectively protecting the environment and human health.

Key Components of the Automatic Monitoring Solution

Measurement Devices

• • Weather Sensors: These include sensors for measuring wind speed, wind direction, temperature, humidity, pressure, and solar radiation. These devices ensure the provision of accurate data on current weather conditions, aiding in climate change forecasting and monitoring.
  • Air Quality Sensors: To assess air quality, the system uses sensors to measure gases such as CO, NO2, SO2, H2S, O2, O3, NO, NH3, CO2, VOCs, and fine dust particles. These devices are typically manufactured by leading global producers, ensuring high accuracy and durability, and aiding in the early detection of air pollution.

Data Collection System

The data collection system is designed to automatically and continuously gather data from measurement devices. This system can operate reliably under harsh environmental conditions, ensuring data is always up-to-date and trustworthy.

Data Processing Center

The data processing center is equipped with advanced software for storing, processing, and analyzing data. Once collected, the data is processed and analyzed to produce accurate, timely, and reliable information about weather and air quality. This information helps managers and the public make informed decisions in protecting the environment and public health.

Information Delivery Applications

VnEmisoft software provides users with monitoring data and alerts through web-based applications (for use on computers) and mobile applications (Mobile App) for iOS and Android operating systems. Users can access monitoring data anywhere with an internet or mobile data connection, using computers, iPads, smartphones, etc. These web and mobile applications are user-friendly, easy to use, and accessible, providing weather and air quality information to the public, businesses, and organizations.