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Implementation of engineering monitoring systems based IoT in landslide areas of Georgia
The main objective of the project is to establish modern instrumental monitoring systems in 11 preselected landslide-prone areas across Georgia. This includes their technical operation and maintenance, identification of potential natural hazards, and provision of engineering-technical recommendations to mitigate risks. The project aims to assess landslide characteristics such as volume, power, and speed, while forecasting […]
Georgian forest park fire protection using IoT: Project overview and enhancement
Forest fires are increasingly threatening Georgia’s ecosystems, with reports from the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture highlighting the growing number of fire incidents. In 2022, wildfires affected 7,735 hectares, doubling the previous year’s area and causing devastating ecological damage. Georgia’s challenging terrain makes it difficult for firefighting teams to respond swiftly, necessitating early fire […]
How much should a license cost per individual frequency?
The cost of a 5G license per individual frequency can vary widely based on several factors, including the country’s regulatory policies, market conditions, spectrum availability, and the competitive landscape. In a market with only three companies like Magti, Silknet, and Vion in Georgia, the pricing of licenses can be influenced by factors such as the […]
An IoT-based early warning system for natural occurrences is being piloted in Georgia
In Georgia, the issue of rising seismic activity has previously been addressed. An amateur group started a trial experiment to track earthquake activity. The monitoring system was initially installed in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region’s village of Sameba, which is situated in one of the seismically most active zones. There are earthquakes practically every day. The next […]
