IoT Insider is proud to introduce the first of its technical articles series, ‘How IoT is an essential tool against climate change’.
This technical article provides a deep dive into the worlds of utility management and environmental monitoring as industries susceptible to the effects of climate change and keenly attuned to it. It explores how connectivity, satellite and sensing technologies are being deployed in the field to collect more data and better understand its impacts.
Drawing on the expertise and insights of technical experts who offer their own experiences of deploying these technologies – generating some debate about what connectivity is best, for example, on licensed or unlicensed spectrums – the article ultimately offers an optimistic outlook on the threats climate change poses, concluding that the collection of data and the meaningful insights that can be drawn from it will be a key component in understanding how our world is changing.
Thank you to the following experts for sharing their insight: Rachael Wakefield, Business Development Manager from CENSIS; Olivier Pauzet, EVP Marketing & Strategy at Sequans; Mo Barzagan, Account Director at Eseye; Paul Bradley, VP Solution Sales at Kigen; Dimitris Kantaros, COO of Sigfox Hellas; and Stephan Bernard, Head of Business Development at Sateliot.
The technical article can be accessed below.
How IoT is an essential tool against climate change
