Posts from Holland, Michigan
16 posts · page 1 of 2South gateway raised!
We have repositioned the south gateway to the top of the Fillmore water tower at M40 and 143rd. Thsi will give greater coverage to this area. The Holland Board
New Gateway Added
We've added a new gateway in August of 2023 to south-east Holland to support field operations for the Holland Board of Public Works.
August 2022 Survey
The Outdoor Discovery Center is working on watershed sensors in the east part of the network. We decided to do a quick drive-around to see what coverage looks l
Holland Open-Access LoRa network upgrade complete
Holland's open-access LoRa network has completed migration to The Things Stack V3 ! Just in time, as the old V2 system retires December 1st. All gateways now co
Migration to The Things Network V3 has begun
As we approach snow season and the end of TTN v2, it is time to move to TTN V3! Our first gateway has been migrated. Pete's The Things Indoor Gateway (TTIG) has
Snowmelt Sensor System receives recognition from Grand Valley State University
The inventor of a "smart brick" temperature sensor that works in the City of Holland's downtown snowmelt system won the second annual Lakeshore Innovator of the
Gateway 4 Online in test
Gateway 4 is online in test mode at Pete's house. Thanks to Twisthink for supplying the hardware!
Gateway 3 Back in service
Gateway 3 on the roof on City Hall has been placed back in service after undergoing maintenance for software upgrades. This is our primary city gateway. Coverag
Gateway 2 moved
Gateway 2 has moved to a central location near Hope College campus. Currently our main node, Gateway 3 is offline and under investigation. UPDATE 11/1/19 - Gate
Snowmelt Sensors Starting to Deploy
We are working to deploy about 10 sensors across our downtown snowmelt area. More info soon!
Third Gateway Installed
We have installed our third, and permanant LoRa node on the top of our city hall in the heart of downtown Holland Michgian. Initial TTNmapper surveys look very
Multitech Conduit Upgrade
The Multitech Conduit has been running solidly for quite some time in the middle of downtown. We decided to pull it out of service for upgrades. In place, we pu