How it works: TERRAE
Terrae is the ground station of the system.
Once placed in the forest, it starts measuring the conditions that trees respond to every day; temperature, humidity, soil moisture and the microclimate that shapes the health of the ecosystem.
It works autonomously, sending its data through the network created by Gibba and extending the system’s coverage deeper into the landscape.
Terrae builds the baseline: the environmental layer that lets us understand how the forest is changing long before those changes become visible.
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