AGENSO’s weather stations (AGIoT-0085, AGIoT-0086, AGIoT-0087) can now transmit data to well-known weather forecasting platforms such as: Wunderground Weathercloud Windguru Windguru is particularly useful for those involved in water sports, as it provides detailed wind and wave forecasts. Users can benefit from the data provided by AGENSO’s stations. In addition, the data from AGENSO’s stations is accessible
The National Observatory of Athens, in collaboration with the Municipality of Penteli, has installed a weather station by AGENSO at the summit of Mount Penteli. AGENSO’s weather stations have been installed in various mountainous regions across the country, thanks to their advanced design that ensures reliable operation even under extreme weather conditions, such as low temperatures, heavy
AGENSO will soon install automated irrigation systems in the forest recreation area at the “Mati” site, located in the region of Agios Andreas. The systems are energy-autonomous and operate using sprinkler irrigation, ensuring efficient water distribution without the need for an external power supply. Thanks to their technical features, these systems can also be utilized
AGENSO’s meteorological systems have been designed with durability and reliability in mind, even in adverse environmental conditions. They have been installed in mountainous and inaccessible areas, often on high mountain peaks, which demonstrates their durability and technological excellence. The possibility of remote management and maintenance, combined with their real-time interconnection with information systems and databases,
Following the initial system deployment, the TOEV Tavropos network was expanded with the installation of additional weather stations, enhancing the accuracy of microclimate monitoring in the area of TOEB Tavropos. In total, 7 more weather stations were installed at selected locations. These stations provide free, real-time environmental data to all stakeholders in the region’s primary sector via
On November 22nd, the AGENSO weather monitoring system installed at the summit of Liakoura of Mount Parnassus, in collaboration with the National Observatory of Athens, recorded the highest wind speed ever measured in Greece: 257.5 km/h. On the same day, a new wind speed record was also recorded at the summit Iraklis of Mount Parnassus,
In the municipality of Trikala, after the installation of 8 AGENSO’s systems for automating irrigation in specially designed flower beds, an 80% reduction in water consumption was recorded compared to the water consumed during previous irrigation practices. AGENSO’s specific systems include soil moisture sensors and electrovalves, elements that work together for the ultimate automation of
Continuing from AGENSO installing one of its own weather stations at the top of Mount Parnassos (Liakoura Peak at 2,457m, see here), the National Observatory of Athens completed data integration from said weather station in a page from the popular website meteo.gr It is one of the most popular websites in Greece, whose aim is providing the public
A new, fully autonomous weather station manufactured by AGENSO, was installed at the top of Mount Parnassos (Liakoura Peak at 2,457m). The station was mostly sponsored by residents of Amfikleia, with a smaller percentage of residents from Agoriani and Arachova, while its installation and supervision have been undertaken by Ioannis Kampaxis, Phedonas Moros and Theodoros Kioulos. This
