Centralized management of wide-area and multi-location damage situations - IoT earthquake observation service
Centralized management of damage situations across wide areas and multiple locations! Providing a total system from seismometers for measurement to cloud services and notification functions for sharing!
The IoT earthquake observation service is a service that allows for centralized management of damage conditions across a wide area and multiple locations. It provides a total system from seismometers for measurement to cloud services and notification functions for sharing. - Centralized management of damage conditions for each facility in the cloud - A total system from seismometers for measurement to cloud services and notification functions for sharing *For more details, please check the related links below or contact us.*
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The IoT earthquake observation service is a service that enables wide-area and multi-site earthquake monitoring at a low cost. It can be utilized not only for initial response during major earthquakes but also across various industries and services.
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[Implementation Results] Trusco Nakayama Corporation / Structural Planning Institute Co., Ltd. / MonotaRO Co., Ltd. / Oita University Disaster Reduction and Reconstruction Design Education Research Center, etc.
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