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Silixa to present at the American Geophysical Union’s 48th Annual Fall Meeting in San Francisco, California, USA, on 17-18 December, 2015
Silixa will be presenting at AGU’s Fall Meeting in San Francisco, California, USA on 17 and 18 December, 2015. The first presentation, entitled Challenges in Ecohydrological Monitoring at Soil-Vegetation Interfaces: Exploiting the Potential for Fibre Optic Technologies, will detail the methodological background to a DTS based soil moisture monitoring project carried out in the United ...
By Silixa Ltd
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Sutron Corporation Unveils Real-Time Tracking and Alerting Tool for Cicada Emergence: East Coast Residents Can Watch Results and Prepare for Onslaught
Sutron Corporation, a global leader in environmental monitoring, has put its sophisticated monitoring systems into action to provide real-time tracking and alerting of the local ground temperature and the best data on the pending emergence of the Magicicada septendecim or Brood II. This particular Brood resurfaces every 17 years, and it is predicted that there will be up to one billion cicadas ...
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LI-COR Biosciences Announces New Long-Term Chamber for the LI-8100
LI-COR announces the addition of a second long-term chamber for its LI-8100 Automated Soil CO2 Flux System. The 8100-104 Long-Term Chamber can be used in both single or multiple chamber applications. Up to 16 long term chambers can be sampled when connected to the LI-8150 Multiplexer. The LI-8100 is a complete, dedicated system for measuring soil CO2 flux. It is designed for short-term ...
By LI-COR
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Rainforest monitoring network deployed in Amazon
Using open-access software and power saving technologies, researchers have developed an easily deployed, low-cost network for monitoring large areas of the Amazon rainforest. This Peruvian study shows that environmental information, such as soil moisture and rates of photosynthesis, can be recorded and uploaded to the internet without having to make repeated visits to remote areas. The Amazon ...
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Soil climate monitoring in Antarctica
Antarctica, the coldest place on earth, has an area of about 14 million sq. km. About 98% of the continent is covered by ice, which averages about 2100 m thick. This vast ice sheet contains the earth’s largest fresh water reserve. Of the ice-free ground, only 0.3% is available for soils to form. Currently there are seven soil climate stations in Antarctica, which monitor a range of ambient ...
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Arizona`s Desert Mountain Community Conserves Water with IBM Analytics
IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that Desert Mountain, an Arizona based golf and residential community, is using IBM analytics software to help the community reallocate and reduce water usage, save energy and cut operating costs. To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click ...
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