Design, installation and commissioning of a LoRaWAN infrastructure for environmental monitoring within a Smart University program. The network supports distributed IoT weather stations across multiple universities, enabling real-time collection of temperature, humidity, wind and precipitation data.
The deployed IoT network enables continuous monitoring of climate parameters, facilitating decision-making in water management and environmental risk prevention. A 40% reduction in maintenance costs was achieved and the information was integrated into European open data platforms.
Multichannel LoRaWAN gateways with 4G backhaul and redundant cloud connection.
Weather stations with temperature, humidity, pressure, wind and rain sensors powered by solar energy.
Cloud platform with dashboards, automatic alerts and predictive analysis of climate data.
