Connect field measurements to a shared view
GIOT environmental monitoring combines configurable field devices and a platform for presenting their measurements. The dashboard above illustrates how a site overview can bring pollutant gases, particulate matter and local conditions together. Select a demo station, measurement and history period to explore the presentation.
Choose the parameters for your project
The preview includes VOC, NO₂, SO₂, CO and O₃, alongside PM2.5, PM10, temperature, relative humidity and illuminance. These are examples of available measurement channels. Each field device supports up to eight installed sensors; the final sensor selection, channel mapping and platform display are agreed for the project.
Current readings
Organize measurements by station and show each parameter with its unit and timestamp.
Measurement history
Use a common view to review changes over time and compare periods within the agreed data scope.
Device context
Keep station identity and device status alongside the measurements they describe.
Plan connectivity and data handling together
The field device offers Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 4G LTE and LoRaWAN configuration options. Agree the network path, any gateway requirements, reporting interval, local buffering and data retention before deployment. The standard sampling interval is 10 minutes, with a maximum sampling frequency of once per minute; platform updates depend on the agreed communications and software configuration.
Agree the deployment scope
Tell us the number of stations, the people who need access and how you intend to use the data. Hosting, access permissions, exports, integrations and notification requirements are reviewed during project definition. Cloud services, commissioning, calibration and maintenance are quoted to the agreed scope.
This website dashboard is a demonstration using fixed sample data. It is not connected to operating field devices. The preview does not establish alarm thresholds, regulatory compliance or the performance of an installed system.
Start with your field configuration
Explore the environmental monitoring system or read our sensor selection guide.