Smart Biosphere data and a hot few months…
It's been very warm recently in North Devon, with little rainfall. We've been looking at the impacts of this on some of our rivers ...
Environmental Scientist
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It's been very warm recently in North Devon, with little rainfall. We've been looking at the impacts of this on some of our rivers ...
Environmental Scientist
With the light fading and an autumn moon rising, we cast off from Bideford quay with our precious cargo. It was almost a year since we placed the order for our water quality buoy, and at last deployment day had finally arrived.
Smart Biosphere Operational Lead
Our Taw Bridge sensor has only been running for one week, but it is already providing insights on the river hydrology. The sensor is attached to one of the bridge pillars, and rests in a pool of water at the base of the pillar.
Smart Biosphere Operational Lead
We are very excited to take delivery of our first marine buoy. This sturdy unit will be deployed into Croyde Bay in the next few weeks, to monitor water quality in the sea.
Smart Biosphere Operational Lead
Sometimes you just need to get your wellies on and get out in the water! High-tech solutions like our in-situ sensors are great, providing real-time water quality data, but low-tech solutions – such as a stick and a bottle – can be the best option.
Smart Biosphere Operational Lead
The climate and nature crises demand solutions that are both grounded in science and built for systems. Yet today, most environmental data remains fragmented—locked in silos, collected for single purposes, and rarely integrated in a way that supports joined-up action.
CEO
The new website for the Smart Biosphere will bring together a range of articles and information relating to developments across the North Devon Biosphere ...
Statistician, modeller and data integrator
