Back in 2013, Ambisense was in stealth mode, and when most people thought of the term A.I. they thought of the 2001 movie by Steven[...]
As an industry, we have been gradually moving towards digitalization, but the traditional method of periodically going on-site to gather data from devices then entering[...]
We are committed to maintaining business as usual but with the appropriate changes as per government guidance. Our priority always is to minimise risks to[...]
We're excited to announce our involvement in the preliminary ground surveys in support of Highways England’s planned Lower Thames Crossing. The nationally significant infrastructure project,[...]
Last year’s Envirocon was a huge success and was very well received by those attending. This year’s conference will also be dedicated to new technology[...]
Like many other sectors, the environmental industry is moving towards deeper technology adoption. This has the potential to change incumbent business models that have stood[...]
In the latest of our Enviro Influencers series, where we talk to key people who we think are key influencers in the environmental industry, we interviewed Brett Wells, asking him[...]
The CL:AIRE TB16 is useful guidance written by the teams at EPG ltd and Ambisense Ltd, and provides a robust and practical solution for the[...]
Purge and recovery tests involve removing gas from a monitoring well and recording the recovery in gas concentration immediately afterwards. The tests were often used[...]
Understanding the major players in the Internet of Things Communications technologies can take time and brainpower. How do they relate to your environmental monitoring? What[...]
This Technical Bulletin, CL:AIRE TB17, provides guidance on the critical barometric pressure conditions that influence gas monitoring results and provides a clear framework to allow[...]
At Ambisense our mission is to use technology to solve complex environmental problems. This mission is enabled by the uptick in the development of novel,[...]
Ternary plots are commonly used to allow interpretation of ground gas monitoring results. There are various ways of plotting data in ternary graphs. This paper[...]
Like many sectors, the Brownfield industry is subject to huge disruption from new technologies. However, we understand that staying abreast of these new technologies is[...]
Like many other sectors, the environmental industry is moving towards deeper technology adoption. This has the potential to change incumbent business models that have stood[...]
To characterise a process, data is a necessity. In the absence of data, important parameters of a process are not tracked, their significance cannot be[...]
“In God we trust – all others must bring data” is a quote from reputed statistician Edward Deming, regarded as a forefather of modern business[...]
Ground gas measurements are influenced by a myriad of factors – the underlying gassing activity, subsurface migration conditions, meteorological and tidal factors, and the status[...]
Preface: Technology is disrupting industry value chains and business models the world over. The world's largest taxi company Uber owns no vehicles, Facebook, the world's[...]
3 Mistakes Not to Make When Deploying Environmental Technology In a world of rapid technological development, the key concepts of device accuracy and precision –[...]
The so-called ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution is still in its infancy and is emerging in a series of ‘waves of disruption’. The third wave, namely digital[...]
In the latest of our Enviro Influencers series, where we talk to key people who we think are key influencers in the environmental industry, we interviewed Brian Kahl, asking him[...]
Preface: Technology is disrupting industry value chains and business models the world over. The worlds largest taxi company Uber, owns no vehicles, Facebook, the worlds[...]
To characterise a process, data is a necessity. In the absence of data, important parameters of a process are not tracked, their significance cannot be[...]
Ground gas measurements are influenced by a myriad of factors – the underlying gassing activity, subsurface migration conditions, meteorological and tidal factors, and the status[...]
What comes to mind when you think of the Mars Rover Curiosity? Do you wonder at the boundless innovation of mankind? Awe at the vastness[...]
With the projected exponential growth in IoT devices (IDC forecast 28.1 billion IoT connected devices globally by 2020) remote monitoring technologies will increasingly become the norm[...]
There’s an old adage that says “You can’t manage what you can’t measure”. This mantra is particularly relevant to environmental monitoring, whereby data on conditions[...]
There’s a revolution afoot in the environmental monitoring sector, with technological advances meaning we can get smart about environmental monitoring. A revolution in efficiency has been[...]
If you’ve been considering using new technologies to do your environmental monitoring then here are 4 key things that the environmental monitoring technology should have: So[...]
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