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In February 2025, the Serbian Pilot team visited the Deliblato Sands to assess connectivity between the gateways of our sensing nodes ahead of installation. 

In the scope of the project, an end-to-end sensing system will be established, composed of a distributed network of cost-effective sensing nodes coupled with state-of-the-art data fusion remote sensing and assimilation modelling techniques. 

As one of Europe’s unique sandy terrains, Deliblato Sands requires careful air pollution monitoring—an essential step in tackling climate change and desertification.

Vojvodinašume, the protected area manager authority in Serbia, will oversee the pilot activities to specify, secure, install and monitor the CiROCCO sensor network on the locations across the area. InoSens will coordinate data acquisition, processing and analysis from the meteorological and air quality sensor network. 

The data will be used for short term (24h) drought and wildfire condition assessment and public health risk alert system. In parallel, InoSens will conduct ecological modelling based on EO products, field surveys of changes in land degradation and evaluation of the different risk factors. 

We’re excited to contribute to this important environmental effort funded by the Horizon Europe project CiROCCO!