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Title: Energy Monitoring at Onset's Corporate Headquarters Application: Energy Monitoring
Monitoring Location: Bourne, MA
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Title: Performance Monitoring of Green Roof on Allegheny County Office Building Application: Green Roof Performance Monitoring
Monitoring Location: Allegheny County, PA
Allegheny County, PA is using eight HOBO U30 web-based weather stations equipped with 90 sensors to measure the performance of a green roof on its County Office Building. The weather stations are measuring and recording rooftop conditions every five minutes, including roof temperature, soil moisture, water flow and water retention during wet weather events.
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Title: Weather Data Aids Interpretation of Water Quality Dynamics Application: Water Quality Management, Aquatic Ecology, K-12 Education
Monitoring Location: Tidal Potomac River at Belmont Bay, VA
Researchers and educators at George Mason University are studying water quality patterns in the tidal Potomac River and teaching middle schoolers about Chesapeake Bay and its watershed using by paired HOBO U30 remote weather monitoring system with on line water quality measurements.Potomac Environmental Research and Education Center
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Title: Performance Monitoring of Residential PV Solar Panels Application: Solar PV Monitoring
Monitoring Location: Bloomington, Indiana
A physics professor from Indiana University is using a web-based HOBO U30 monitoring system to monitor the performance of solar PV panels on a residential house. The system is measuring air temperature, relative humidity, current, voltage, and solar intensity.
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Title: Disease Development Research in Wheat, Soybean and Corn Crops Application: Crop Management - Disease Research
Monitoring Location: Janesville, WI
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin are using Onset HOBO U30 weather stations to monitor weather conditions that correlate with the development of diseases in wheat, soybean, and corn. Results from this research will be used to develop new management recommendations for growers in the state.
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Title: Tracking Bacterial Levels and Environmental Conditions Application: Coastal Environmental Sensing
Monitoring Location: Boston, MA
Scientists with the UMass Boston Center for Coastal Environmental Sensing Networks (CESN) are using HOBO U30 systems to track dangerous bacteria levels and unusual environmental conditions off Boston Harbor. The systems measure air temperature, wind speed and direction, solar radiation, barometric pressure, and other environmental parameters.
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Title: Harvard Tracks Weather on University's Rooftop Application: Weather Monitoring
Monitoring Location: Cambridge, MA
Researchers at Harvard University in Boston, MA are using the HOBO U30 web-based weather station as part of a study to predict energy performance in campus buildings. As weather impacts energy use (indoor comfort conditions, etc), temperature, wind speed, solar radiation and relative humidity are closely monitored.
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Title: Measuring and Modeling the Effects of Landscape Development on Climate Variability Application: Meteorology
Monitoring Location: Bridgewater State University, MA
Southeastern Massachusetts is experiencing dramatic rates of landscape change, largely due to the human activity. This project measures and models the impacts of human land-use change on climate variability in SE Mass. Surface air temperature is a common indicator of climate change, and because evapotranspiration (ET) is a critical component of the hydrologic cycle and cool process for land surfaces, it is important to quantify its temporal and spatial variability across various landscapes.
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Title: Printing company tracks energy use, manages peak demand Application: Energy Monitoring
Monitoring Location: Madison, WI
Informing Ecological Design, LLC, a Madison-based energy consulting firm, is using a HOBO U30/Wi-Fi to monitor a specialty printing plant’s, electricity use to help manage their peak energy demand. The web-based system provides real-time access to energy data allowing them to view the electric energy that the company consumes during peak power draws.
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Title: Remote Monitoring System Collects Weather Data for Integrated Pest Management Application: Weather Monitoring
Monitoring Location: Belchertown, MA
Fruit researchers at the UMass Cold Spring Orchard in Belchertown, MA are using HOBO U30/Wi-Fi Remote Monitoring Systems to collect weather data for integrated pest management. The web-based systems provide a real-time view of field conditions while collecting long-term data that can be used for trend analysis and correlating insect and disease incidents.
