Attentis - Australia

Today is Earth Day 🌏

This year the focus is: Invest in our planet.

The impact of climate change continues to be relentless, across the globe.

The impact of fires, floods, and extreme weather events are impacting people, communities, and economies. We need to invest in our planet by understanding our changing climates so that we can create the change needed to deliver better outcomes.

Attentis and SAS Software are delivering solutions across a range of industries and communities to measure fine-scale change.

Our intelligent networks monitor, measure and highlight the effects of climate change, incorporating fire ignition, flood monitoring and prediction, air quality, soil, and environmental health, to provide a clear, concise picture of a local environment.

Attentis multi-sensors are now equipped with AI-embedded SAS® IoT analytics so that we, for the first time, can identify conditions and environmental factors and respond immediately, while continuing to measure and monitor live environmental conditions to aid situational awareness.

This technology supports real-world resilience and response to climate change, providing the tools for emergency services, industries and communities to make better, faster, and more informed decisions that protect citizens, property, and natural resources.

As so aptly stated by Peter Drucker, “if you can’t measure it you can’t understand it, if you can’t understand it, you can’t change it.”

Contact us, if you want to help drive this knowledge revolution.

https://attentistechnology.com/news/sas-and-attentis-help-improve-flood-and-fire-response-as-the-climate-changes/

Great article from Mike Cheney in The Wall Street Journal, acknowledging the efforts we have made to deliver community resilience through information in the Latrobe Valley via LVIN.org.

Recognised by the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements and the NSW Independent Bushfire Inquiry as an “early win for the government” we look forward to constructing further bushfire, air quality and information networks to support other communities, nationally and internationally.



Latrobe City Council Kangaroo Island Council David Littleproud MP Karen Andrews MP Mark Coulton MP Dan Andrews Tim Pallas Tim Wilson - Federal Liberal Member for Goldstein Scott Morrison (ScoMo)

Fighting Wildfires Goes High Tech With Laser Drones, Sensors and Satellites As a new fire season begins in Australia, researchers are looking to rely more on technology—and less on people in towers with binoculars—to spot blazes quickly and better predict their path.