Environmental monitoring data, returned to the communities it affects.
Much of the data collected near mines and oil sands operations reaches regulators long before it reaches the people who live downstream. SentinelFlow brings that data back, in a form the community owns and controls.
- Live sensor reading
- Lab result
- Guideline value
- Reading
- Conductivity, 412 µS/cm
- Type
- Lab result, not a live value
- Method
- Lab analysis, with detection limit
- Source
- Who sampled it, and when
Services
Each tier builds on the one before. A community can start with data access alone and add the others when it chooses.
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Tier 1Data access
Monitoring data gathered in one place the community controls, written in plain language, with the source and method behind every value.
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Tier 2Alerts
Unusual readings flagged early and sent to the people the community chooses.
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Tier 3Trends and forecasts
Analysis of long-term records, with the uncertainty shown on every forecast.
Our commitments
How we work with every community, before any software is involved.
- The community owns its data
- Our work is guided by the First Nations principles of ownership, control, access and possession (OCAP®) and by the data rules each community sets.
- Community priorities first
- Every engagement starts with the community's own questions. Software comes second.
- Impartial reporting
- We report what the data show, with method and uncertainty, to whoever the community authorizes. We do not advocate for any party.
Current stage
SentinelFlow is early-stage. Our software has been tested on synthetic data only, and we have no field deployments yet. We are looking for a first community partner.
Start a conversation
If your community, program or organization is working on access to environmental monitoring data, we would like to hear what you need.
Email renzo@sentinelflow.caRenzo Morales, E.I.T., Founder. SentinelFlow is developed independently in Calgary, Alberta.