Data Logging And Telemetry

Data Logging and Telemetry devices are the "central nerve" of the monitoring network, efficiently integrating dispersed sensor data for remote management and rapid response. It consists of three parts: Sensor networks: Distributed deployment of sensors for temperature, humidity, pressure, displacement, etc. Data logger: High-precision analog-to-digital conversion and local storage (such as anti-interference industrial-grade RTU); Telemetry transmission: Remote data transmission is achieved through satellite, 4G/5G, LoRa, etc. Application scenarios: Monitoring in uninhabited areas: Seismic stations on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau transmit data back via satellite; Real-time response: For mountain flood monitoring in remote areas, the LoRa network completes the issuance of early warning information within 10 seconds. Long-term analysis: The cumulative PB-level data of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project is used for optimizing water transmission efficiency. Multi-source integration: Urban underground pipe network monitoring integrates geological and hydrological data to prevent collapse (such as the underground infrastructure system in Tokyo).