How do sensors work?

IoT sensors are located at strategic points in the City Hall and collect data 24 hours a day; This data is then analysed and used by the municipality to improve urban planning, environmental policies and service management.

The calculations concern:

Environmental data

• Atmospheric pressure – For weather studies and local forecasts
• Temperature and humidity – For urban comfort and city microclimate management
• Particulate matter levels (PM1, PM2.5, PM10) – for air quality monitoring and public health protection
• CO2 and pollutants – for managing emissions and reducing environmental impact

Administrative data

• Physical access to public spaces – to improve space management and the efficiency of citizen services
• Indicators of financial and demographic effectiveness and efficiency

Active participation of citizens

Citizens are invited to actively participate in the project, reporting any issues or suggesting new areas where sensors could be installed.
In addition, the Municipality is committed to keeping citizens informed about the results of the monitoring and the actions taken, ensuring transparency and regular updates. In this way, the collaboration between citizens and the administration favors a more effective and sustainable management of the city, with a positive impact on the territory and on the quality of life.

Together for a smarter city!

Thanks to the adoption of IoT devices, the Municipality is taking an important step towards more efficient management. smart, efficient and sustainable of the territory of competence.
The collaboration of all is essential to achieve the best results. Together, we can build a greener and more livable future for all.

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