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Donnerstag 23. Mai 2013

Best Paper Award at DCOSS 2013

Matthias Keller received the best paper award at DCOSS 2013 in Cambridge, MA for his work entitled "The Problem Bit" which deals with enhancing data quality and yield on sensor networks. Matthias Keller, Jan Beutel and...Mehr

Mittwoch 08. Mai 2013

Aiguille du Midi Borehole Installation

In two busy days on France on the Aiguille du Midi we installed a wireless transmission for the EDYTEM permafrost boreholes using PermaSense sensor nodes. Access the data on our online data portal:...Mehr

Donnerstag 25. April 2013

Dirruhorn and Randa Service Work

The team of Tonio, Christoph, Jan and Saemi were at the Randa and Dirruhorn field sites for a day to perform some end-of-winter service tasks on the GPS sensors and cameras. All the area was still...Mehr

Donnerstag 18. April 2013

PermaSense featured in ETH annual report

The annual report 2012 of ETH Zurich is featuring PermaSense research funded by NCCR MICS as one of the success stories of the past year under the headline "Partnership leads to research successes". Thank...Mehr

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The PermaSense Consortium

PermaSense is a consortium of researchers and research projects bringing together different engineering and environmental research disciplines from several Swiss research institutions and companies. We develop, deploy and operate wireless sensing systems customized for long-term autonomous operation in high-mountain environments. Around this central element we develop concepts, methods and tools to investigate and to quantify the connection between climate, cryosphere (permafrost, glaciers, snow) and geomorphodynamics. Both the better understanding and the reliable observation of phenomena such as slope instability are of practical relevance and motivate close collaboration with public authorities. The long-term collaboration in this consortium develops solid interdisciplinary know-how, experience and networks in the participating institutions as well as in their national and international partners.

Competence in Outdoor Sensing

  • Wireless systems, low-latency data transmission
  • Customized sensors
  • Ruggedized equipment
  • Data management
  • Planning, installing, operating (years) large deployments