Overview
The Silvanet Gen 4 Pro sensor measures relative humidity as part of its environmental monitoring suite. Humidity data is used alongside temperature, air pressure, and gas sensing to provide a complete picture of the forest microclimate and support ultra-early wildfire detection.
How Humidity is Measured
Humidity is measured as relative humidity (% RH), which represents the amount of moisture in the air relative to the maximum amount the air can hold at a given temperature.
These measurements are continuously updated in real time and reflect local environmental conditions at the sensor location.
Measurement Range
- 0 to 100% relative humidity
The sensor is capable of operating across the full humidity range, from completely dry to fully saturated air condition
Accuracy
- ±3% RH between 10% and 90%
- ±5% RH below 10% and above 90%
Accuracy varies at extreme humidity levels, which is typical for environmental sensing in real-world outdoor conditions such as forests and canopy-covered environments.
Use in Environmental Monitoring
Humidity is a key indicator of forest conditions and is used to:
- Monitor forest microclimate changes
- Support fire risk assessment models
- Detect environmental conditions that may contribute to drying vegetation and increased fire susceptibility
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