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The honest answer depends on your air shed, the sources around your site and the distance over which the condition you care about changes. A small discharge area can be served by one well sited station. A large campus, a fence line boundary or a valley with patchy winds can need several. We offer a siting conversation for no charge and we will not propose stations you do not need.

Our home base is Lafayette, Colorado, and the Front Range is where most of our field stations live. That said, we design and support monitoring networks under many climates, and clients across the United States and beyond run our data pipelines and dashboards remotely. If your site is far from Colorado, we will simply agree early on the travel and support expectations so nothing surprises you later.

Very often, yes. If you already operate instruments but find the outputs scattered or hard to trust, we can audit your current setup, normalise the historical record and fold the clean stream into a fresh dashboard and reporting process. Improving an existing investment is usually faster and less expensive than starting over.