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metIS Hub - The metIS® Hub is a new device designed to meet all agroclimatic monitoring needs in agricultural areas, from the regional to the intra-plot scale. Against a backdrop of climate change and increased variability of weather phenomena, this new concept of connected “weather station”, characterized by its modularity and low cost, is perfectly suited to the monitoring of agroclimatic variability: on agricultural territories, on farms, within agricultural plots, as well as for monitoring experiments. Depending on the problem, the Hub metIS® can be placed outside or directly inside plots or plants to measure agroclimatic conditions. Its added value lies in the modularity of its sensors to meet all data needs, and its low price to multiply measurement points over the area of interest and thus characterize its variability.
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    • metIS Hub

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    7.2 B025
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    Detailed description

    The metIS® Hub is a new device designed to meet all agroclimatic monitoring needs in agricultural areas, from the regional to the intra-plot scale. Against a backdrop of climate change and increased variability of weather phenomena, this new concept of connected “weather station”, characterized by its modularity and low cost, is perfectly suited to the monitoring of agroclimatic variability: on agricultural territories, on farms, within agricultural plots, as well as for monitoring experiments. Depending on the problem, the Hub metIS® can be placed outside or directly inside plots or plants to measure agroclimatic conditions. Its added value lies in the modularity of its sensors to meet all data needs, and its low price to multiply measurement points over the area of interest and thus characterize its variability.

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      Exhibitor

      Cap 2020

      Cap 2020 provides its customers with information for assessing and controlling agroclimatic risks, as well as those linked to crop pests, by offering two services.
      The first service, the metIS® service, includes the supply of modeled (via Virtual Weather Stations®) and measured (via metIS® connected agroclimatic hubs) agroclimatic data and agronomic expertise to observe, analyze and anticipate risks to crops and the performance of cultivation operations. Cap 2020's agroclimatic solutions are also ideally suited to monitoring experiments and regional climate analysis.
      The second service is CapTrap® service, which enables real-time remote monitoring of insect pests and biodiversity in agricultural areas, using connected traps. This CapTrap service enables us to respond to the issue of integrated pest management and to perfectly control pest pressure in plots of land.

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