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The pulse tile of the [ui!] COCKPIT combines different data streams and maps this together in real time as the "pulse of the commune". Like the human organism, a commune can be exposed to possible stress factors. The different segments of the pulse show the evaluated situation of these factors. The BPM value in the center of the tile breaks these factors down to a single characteristic value as a weighted average of the segments. This provides a quick overview of the situation and shows in which areas there is currently a need for action.
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In this view, it is possible to determine how many visitors are currently in the Ludwig-Bender-Bad. The hourly values are the number of people who have passed the respective measuring point within an hour.
In addition, the long-term average values allow a comparison with the average number of visitors in the past, in relation to the respective day of the week and the corresponding hourly time window (e.g. Saturday 2pm - 3pm).
The data is provided by a laser-based sensor.
Description
This view displays the soil moisture status for a selected location over the past week, two days, and one day. The data is categorized into five levels (Wet, Moist, Fresh, Fairly Dry, and Dry) for easy monitoring. A visual indicator shows current and past trends to help in agricultural or environmental planning.
Climate Experience Trail in Wehrheim
To find out more about the climate experience trail (Klimaerlebnispfad) in Wehrheim, please follow the link below.
Description
Climate change is also bringing more and more extreme weather conditions to Germany. Heavy rainfall and the resulting rapid swelling of otherwise calm and tranquil streams have highlighted the importance of a good data situation since the summer of 2021 at the latest. Water level sensors are an important source of data that also needs to be processed in real time. Forecasts about future developments are also important information
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This view provides you with current and historical information on precipitation amounts in your region.
The data shows how much rain has fallen within a certain period of time and provides detailed insights into the development of precipitation patterns. Compare values from different days, weeks or months and identify trends such as dry periods or particularly rainy phases.
In addition, the measured values can be visualized in a map view to better understand the regional distribution of precipitation.
The data comes from reliable meteorological sources and is updated regularly.
Citizen Participation in Wehrheim
Public participation is currently under construction.
Description
This view offers you the opportunity to actively participate in the development of your Smart City. Here you can find out about ongoing participation projects, take part in surveys or submit comments and ideas. Whether it's about improving mobility, designing public spaces or expanding digital services - your opinion counts! You also have access to past projects and their results. This allows you to see how your contributions contribute to the further development of the city.