WIRELESS BIOMET

Enhance your Carbon Node's CO₂ flux data with a scalable wireless biomet network. Wireless biomet captures soil moisture, solar irradiance, precipitation, and other environmental drivers across your site. Together, this data can reduce uncertainty, improve context, and strengthen MRV protocols—helping you make smarter decisions across land management and carbon accounting initiatives.

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HOW IT WORKS

Enhances CO₂ flux interpretation by correlating changes in carbon uptake or release with soil moisture, temperature, light, and precipitation
Improves understanding of biosphere-atmosphere interactions, especially during weather shifts or rainfall events
Supports MRV/GHG reporting with more complete environmental measurements
Easy, scalable sensor deployment that increases spatial coverage across diverse landscapes

BIOMET OPTIONS

Configure or expand your wireless biomet network with a selection of field-ready sensors. Options may include:

HOBOnet Node Link

Connects up to 50 sensor nodes to the Carbon Node

Temp / RH

Measures ambient air temperature and humidity for localized insights

Soil Moisture / Temp / EC

Measures soil water content and conductivity

Rainfall

Measures rainfall intensity and total precipitation to gauge precipitation variability across landscapes

Solar Radiation

Measures total solar radiation to determine how shading or sunlight exposure varies across microclimates

SPECIFICATIONS

Build a more complete carbon flux dataset

Pairing CO₂ flux with distributed biomet data not only enhances your understanding of ecosystem processes, but together they can also help you make better decisions moving forward.

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