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Why ZENTRA cuts research time in half
ZENTRA is a complete system of sensors, loggers, and software that are easily deployed, require little maintenance, and put near-real-time data at your fingertips.
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JUST RELEASED: 2 NEW LOGGERS
Our newest data loggers give you incredibly easy access to your data—any way you like it.
METER SUPPORTS TAHMO
Trans-African Hydro-Meteorological Observatory (TAHMO) is a not-for-profit organization. TAHMO makes high-quality data freely available to governments, scientists and farmers in real time.
Soil moisture sensing—reinvented
The TEROS 12 goes beyond merely optimizing the reading to optimize the accuracy of the whole data set. It combines consistent, flawless installation, minimal sensor-to-sensor variability, and a large volume of influence to deliver performance, accuracy, and reliability at a price you can afford.
DISCOVER ALL ATMOS INSTRUMENTS
As world experts in soil-plant-atmosphere measurements, we developed the ATMOS weather and climate product line without any moving parts to keep it reliable and simple.
Only using partial curves? Get what you’ve been missing.
Now, generate complete high-resolution moisture release curves across the entire moisture range. It’s easy. Start with the WP4C, then just add HYPROP. Mix in data from the KSAT to add a full hydraulic conductivity curve.
Smart orchard aims to install thousands of sensors for actionable insights
In the past couple of years, a spike in home runs prompted the Major League Baseball federation to contract Washington State University sports science laboratory to help them better understand the aerodynamics of the ball.
Remote weather stations and weather instruments: Best practices for higher quality data
An in-depth look at seven basic steps you’ll want to think about as you set up your weather station to obtain the highest quality weather data.
What’s causing the home run spike in America’s favorite pastime?
In the past couple of years, a spike in home runs prompted the Major League Baseball federation to contract Washington State University sports science laboratory to help them better understand the aerodynamics of the ball.
What’s Causing Fish Kills in the East African Mara River?
Over the past ten years, Dr. Christopher Dutton, aquatic ecologist at Yale University, and other researchers have documented frequent hypoxic floods and fish kills in the Mara river system.
Soil Electrical Conductivity: Managing Salts for Sustained High Yields
Mismanagement of salt applied during irrigation ultimately reduces production—sometimes drastically. Learn how to measure soil electrical conductivity for consistently high crop yield, quality, and profit.
Soil Sensors in Cadavers and Other Ideas to Expand the Uniqueness of Your Research
Novel research ideas to help you think outside the box, rise above the crowd, and stand out in a sea of proposals.