- Reliability and optimum operability of the stations and measurement networks, adapted to extreme conditions
- A remote assistance and rapid response capacity on-site
- A total security on the treatment, collection and repatriation of data
Enviroearth also operates in France and abroad in the upgrading and rehabilitation of existing environmental measurement stations including development of infrastructure, of the analytical chain and of the remote transmissions.
For instance, after the tsunami in 2011 on the Robinson Crusoe Island in Juan Fernandez archipelago (Chile, Pacific Ocean), Enviroearth was in charge of the rehabilitation, design, supply and installation of the UN scientific shelters, of the onsite instrumentation as well as of the central telecommunications system.