ROADNet
will enhance our capacity to monitor and respond to changes
in our environment by developing both the wireless networks
and the integrated, seamless, and transparent information
management system that will deliver seismic, oceanographic,
hydrological, ecological, and physical data to a variety of
end users in real-time.
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The
ROADNet multidisciplinary science and technology team is
building upon currently deployed autonomous field sensor
systems, including sensors that monitor fire and seismic
hazards, changing levels of environmental pollutants, water
availability and quality, weather, ocean conditions, soil
properties, and the distribution and movement of wildlife.
ROADNet scientists are also developing the software tools
to make this data available in real-time to a variety of
end-users, including researchers, policymakers, natural resource
managers, educators and students.
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