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    Sensor Placement for detecting the Canopy Layer Urban Heat Island for model validation

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      Omer Mughal
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      Hi Everyone
      One of my friends recommended that PyCom can help in sensor placement strategy for UHI. I was wondering if anyone can guide me here on how PyCom works and how it can be a supportive tool.

      Regards

      Omer

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        robert-hh @Omer Mughal
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        @Omer-Mughal I would not do a fresh start with Pycom products. The company went bankrupt a year ago, the products are discontinued by the follow-up company, and there is no support anymore by Pycom. Only the web sites are still online. But yes, making distributed measurements is a good application for LoRa, and Pycom products had a good support for LoRa. But there are many others. Look at the TTN pages.

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