We're in pilot phase

Open Monitoring Platform

A global open network for real-world environmental sensing.

We're onboarding early partners — cities, universities, hardware makers, and researchers.

The problem

Environmental data is fragmented and locked behind closed systems.

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Fragmented data

Outdoor environmental data is scattered across proprietary platforms and incompatible formats.

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Closed ecosystems

Proprietary sensing platforms dominate, limiting access for citizens and researchers.

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No standards

Lack of standard measurement formats makes integration and comparison difficult.

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Limited access

Citizens, researchers, and NGOs often can't access or contribute to environmental data.

The solution

OMP provides an open, interoperable layer for outdoor environmental sensing.

  • Open Measurement Protocol (OMP v1.0) — device-agnostic, standardized
  • Global measurement catalog — consistent units and types
  • Device registry — register and discover sensors
  • API-based submission — send data via a simple API
  • Public map — outdoor sensor data visible to everyone

OMP in one sentence

Deploy a sensor → Register on OMP → Send data via API → Data becomes globally accessible. Anyone can build on top.

How it works

Five steps from sensor to global data.

1
Deploy

Deploy an outdoor sensor node in your location.

2
Register

Register your device on the OMP registry.

3
Send

Send measurements via the OMP API.

4
Share

Data becomes globally accessible on the public map.

5
Build

Anyone can build apps and dashboards on top.

Supported measurements

Standardized environmental parameters. Any outdoor measurable parameter can be added to the global catalog.

PM2.5
Temperature
Humidity
Noise
Soil moisture
CO₂
NO₂
Light
Wind speed
Rainfall

Open Measurement Protocol

Device-agnostic JSON format with global catalog, unit enforcement, and outdoor validation.

  • Device-agnostic JSON
  • Global measurement catalog
  • Unit enforcement
  • Outdoor validation
  • Timestamp + geolocation required
{
  "device_id": "global_unique_id",
  "timestamp": 1730129292,
  "location": {
    "lat": 60.192059,
    "lon": 24.945831
  },
  "environment": "outdoor",
  "measurements": {
    "pm2_5": 8.2,
    "temp": -2.3
  }
}

Use cases

From cities to farms to research.

Urban air monitoring
Agricultural sensing
Climate research
Noise mapping
Flood risk analysis
Soil monitoring
Citizen science
Smart city pilots

Global sensor network

Live map of outdoor sensor nodes, measurement overlays, and public data layers.

Map preview

Global sensor nodes · Measurement overlays · Real-time updates · Public data layers

Who can join

OMP is for everyone contributing to or using environmental data. We're in pilot phase — we're actively onboarding early partners.

Individuals
Communities
Cities
Universities
NGOs
Hardware makers
Researchers

For hardware manufacturers

OMP compatibility increases the value and reach of your devices.

  • Increase device value — OMP compatibility makes your sensors part of a global network.
  • Open integration — Simple API integration, no vendor lock-in.
  • Global community — Reach municipalities, researchers, and citizens worldwide.
  • Interoperability — Your devices work across deployments and with other OMP-compatible hardware.

Ready to integrate? We're in pilot — join early.

Apply for hardware integration

Coming in pilot

Pilot device DIY kit

We're also working on a pilot device DIY kit — an open, build-it-yourself sensor node that works with OMP out of the box. Ideal for makers, schools, and community deployments. Stay tuned for schematics, BOM, and assembly guides.

API first

Everything you need to ingest, discover, and use environmental data.

POST /measurements
Measurement ingestion API

Submit standardized measurements from your devices.

/devices
Device registry API

Register and manage sensor devices.

/catalog
Measurement catalog API

Discover measurement types and units.

/map
Map data API

Access public map and layer data.

Open by design

OMP is built for the long term: non-proprietary, interoperable, and globally accessible.

Non-proprietary Interoperable Standards-based Globally accessible Community governed (future)

Pilot phase

Join the pilot

We're in pilot phase and welcoming early partners. Apply to register a device, become a pilot partner, integrate your hardware, or explore the API.