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AQ WEB is data logging, communications, management and publication system designed for Air Quality Monitoring Stations or Networks
The system differs from most others by 'pushing' data to the users via a powerful server over wireless cellphone networks or wired internet.
No special IT knowledge, infrastructure or fixed IP addresses are required, it is a truly plug & play solution which works in almost any location.
Two way communication enables remote control & diagnostics of the monitors connected to the system, reducing site visits, costs and carbon footprint normally associated with monitoring site maintenance.
The system uses M2M technology which allows data to flow continuously from machine to machine, in this case the monitors at the remoate site and a powerful internet server which manages the data 24/7 and pushes it to any number of user simultaneously.
Data can be viewed and managed on a PC, phone, or your orginisations server or sent to the public via display screens or web pages.
A small interface called a web logger is placed at each location which communicates with all of the site sensors using the manufacturers protocols usually over RS232/485, USB or Ethernet. (other connections are supported) These digital communications allow the web logger not only to collect data but also to control the monitors and allow the user to remote control the entire monitoring site when required.
Up to 256 channels are provided on each web logger and most popular manufacturers equipment and communications protocols are supported as standard. The web logger has an in built modem which connects securely to the server via GPRS, 3G, Satellite, Radio or ADSL allowing data to be sent automatically and continuously at a fixed an low cost.
AQ Web Software is provided to suit specific requirements. From a simple web browser to highly capable windows applications designed to provide complete control of your monitoring network.
- AQ Site Manager - Provides tabular and graphic viewing of real time data, site setup, remote calibration & remote diagnostics.
- AQ Reports - Archives, Manages and Reports Data. Allows scaling and editing of data, calander view of database, historical calibration data, data import and export, data filtering and on screen and printed reports in many formats, tables, graphs, wind & pollution roses, linear regression, histograms and polar maps. Exports to many internationally recognised data standards and formats.
- AQ Publisher - Provides low cost web publishing of data in graphical, tabular or air quality index formats. Geogrphical interfaces using Google Maps and Google Earth are also available.
AQI Meter (Programmable by User)
Site Manager is the most used application in AQ WEB. This client application runs in Windows and provides an explorer type interface allowing the user to navigate air quality networks or individual stations in the same way one would navigate files on your PC. The folder stucture is simple, choose a network folder and your own monitoring stations appear. Simply select the station to automatically fill the table and plot the graph. As new data arrives the table and graph are automatically updated until you close the application.
Site Manager Main Page
Site Manager also supports remote diagnostics, allowing the user to control the monitoring site without the need to travel to site, saving time and money. Simply choose the monitor you wish to interrogate in the left window and the parameters available display on the right. You can also change monitor settings and send commands via the uplink.
Remote Diagnostics Page
Remote Zero air and span chacks can also be controlled on demand as well as at pre determined times each day, or every 'x' days as you require. The stabilisation time (purge in/out) and the active time (data stored in calibration database) is clearly shown allowing the user to see not only the values but the precision and stability of the monitor.
Calibration Page
AQ Reports is designed to provide quick and easy access to your data. The database can be viewed in a calendar view allowing the user to see what data is available for each monitoring site and each paramater, at a glance. The data can then be edited, scaled and filtered to provide fully qulaity assured and controlled information to include in a multitude of different report formats. Data is colour coded showing its status as Raw, Modified or Final and all changes made are tracked.
Calendar Page
Data can be imported and exported from the database using open CSV formats which allows data to be exchanged with any Microsoft package such as Excel or Access and a host of other popular applications including specialised air quality data programs, traffic management and air quality modelling software.
Example Reports Pages
Time Series Graph
Archive Main Page
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The following monitors / sensors are currently supported by AQ WEB
GAS MONITORS
- Thermo Fisher C Series
- Thermo Fisher I Series
- Teledyne API A, E and T series
- Monitor Labs 9800 series
- Monitor Europe 9800 series
- Ecotech 9800 series
- Ecotech Serinus
- Horiba
- Environnement SA
- Recordum airpointer **
- Chromatosud GC
- Synspec Spectras GC
PARTICLE MONITORS / SAMPLERS
- Thermo Fisher TEOM 1400 & TEOM FDMS 8500
- Thermo Fisher 1405 series
- Thermo Fisher FH62 series
- Thermo Fisher SHARP
- Thermo Fisher 5014 Beta
- Magee Aethalometer ***
- Met One BAM 1020
- Grimm 180 PM
- Grimm 107
- Turnkey Osiris
- Thermo Fisher Partisol Series
- Ecotech High, Mega and Micro Volume Sampler
METEOROLOGY SENSORS
- Gill Windsonic, MetPak
- Climatronics AIO
- RM Young
- Skye
- Rainwise Mk III Wireless
- Vector Instruments
TRAFFIC MONITORS
- Smart Eye TDS
- Golden River M Series
NOISE MONITORS
OIL & PETROLIUM SENSORS
NOTES
If your required monitor is not listed please contact us, we will be happy to add it.
** The airpointer does not require a web logger to connect to AQ WEB
*** Aethalometer requires aa AQ Aethalometer communications board
Analog inputs are also accepted by the system in either voltage or current formats. Modbus, SDI12, pulse inputs and other protocols are also supported
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