Christchurch City Council, NZ works with Attentis and Spark on early fire detection network

Christchurch City Council, NZ Attentis Spark Early Fire

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Attentis and Spark installed five solar-powered sensors throughout Waitākiri Bottle Lake Forest Park. Sensors gather footage of the park's 800 hectares for analysis by an AI-powered platform. Real-time analyses of air quality, precipitation, and ground temperature predict favorable conditions for wildfires. Additional applications of this first-in-the-country network include communicating pollen counts to patrons and supporting preemptive responses by Fire and Emergency New Zealand.

Parks and Recreation IoT Emergency Preparedness Artificial Intelligence (AI)Smart City

Christchurch City Council, NZ

City council in New Zealand

New Zealand

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Attentis

Attentis develop real-time integrated sensor networks that offer solutions for early fire detection, power line monitoring and environmental management

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Spark and Attentis trial IoT environmental sensing project for Christchurch City Council - Reseller News

The project aims to protect more than 800 hectares of commercial pine trees, regenerating native ferns, orchids, grasses and shrubs in Christchurch’s Waitākiri/Bottle Lake Forest Park.

Attentis® - Christchurch City Council deploys IoT technology to aid in early fire detection and helps prevent devastating fires that can impact environments and communities. - Attentis®

Christchurch City Council deploys IoT technology to aid in early fire detection and helps prevent devastating fires that can impact environments and communities.

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