Project Overview
As a project partner of the PUCP in particular the Institue for Nature, Earth and Energy led by Eric Cosio, we are working on supporting the build-up of an infrastructure to connect multiple eddy covariance towers located in the Amazon basin into one network and also develop and install LoRaWAN Hardware, which is used to gather information from the area surrounding the towers.
As of now [end of 2022], we have worked on building a parallel network system at the GreenFabLab at our Campus in Kamp-Lintfort (Germany). This is needed to evaluate the setup and be able to reproduce the environment at the towers, at least to some extent. Our current state can be found here: Experiment System in Kamp-lintfort
Furthermore, we also build the first prototype of a LoRaWAN-Node which can measure a Dendrometer, like the DC4 built by Ecomatik. The first will be tested out in the Amazon forest at the tower in Tambopata. More information can be found here: Dendrometer Overview.
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Team Members
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Duration
Amazon
Location
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Materials
Mr. René Roeterink
Director of Environmental Sciences
+49 2842 908 25 - 9664
Overview
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Objective
Monitor 15 different locations
Test for 20+ parameters
Establish environmental data
Identify potential contamination sources
Methodology
Strategic sampling point selection
Field sample collection and preservation
Data validation and quality assurance
Environmental impact assessment
Key Achievements
Analyzed over 120 samples
Detected early signs in 3 locations
Created comprehensive database
Improved detection methods
Partners
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IOT Lab
www.epa.gov
waterquality@epa.gov
+49 340 2103 0
Rhein-Waal
www.epa.gov
waterquality@epa.gov
+49 340 2103 0
Green Fablab
www.epa.gov
waterquality@epa.gov
+49 340 2103 0