Envirosuite EVS Omnis and EVS IoT Air Monitoring

Envirosuite is an environmental intelligence company with its head office in Melbourne, Australia, more than 250 staff and offices across five regions, including Clark in the Philippines. It helps mines, industrial plants, landfills, wastewater operators and airports monitor and predict environmental events and community impact.

The EVS IoT hardware line covers air quality monitors, eNose odour monitors, noise and vibration terminals and weather modules, and can also connect existing third-party sensors. Data feeds the EVS Omnis platform, which adds hyperlocal weather forecasts, dispersion modelling, a reverse trajectory tool that traces air up to 60 minutes back, instant compliance alerts, automated reports and a public portal. Customers include Newmont, Heathrow Airport, BHP, Vale and Veolia.

• EVS IoT monitors: air quality, eNose odour, noise, vibration and blast overpressure devices.
• EVS Omnis platform: stores and analyses monitoring data with proprietary algorithms.
• Hyperlocal forecasting: site-specific weather and air quality predictions for planning.
• Dispersion modelling: shows how dust, odour and emissions spread from sources.
• Reverse trajectory: traces the path of air up to 60 minutes before a high reading.
• Alerts and reporting: instant compliance alerts, automated reports and a community portal.

Coal and limestone quarries in Quang Ninh or Ninh Binh can forecast dust events and plan blasting accordingly. Municipal landfills and wastewater plants can trace odour complaints to their source and share data with residents. Airports such as Long Thanh can integrate air and noise monitoring for environmental reporting.

Forecasting and dispersion modelling let operators schedule dusty or odorous activities before conditions turn unfavourable, reducing exceedances. The reverse trajectory tool speeds up complaint investigations by showing whether a site is the likely source. Combining air, odour, noise and vibration data in one platform simplifies compliance reporting for multi-impact sites.

Heavy industry is moving from reactive compliance to predictive environmental management as permits tighten and communities expect transparency. In Southeast Asia, mining, cement, landfill and wastewater operators near growing urban areas face rising odour and dust complaints and need tools that link monitoring with weather forecasting.

Envirosuite has its head office in Melbourne, Australia, with origins going back to 1990 through predecessor firms. It has more than a dozen offices in Australia, the Americas, Europe and Asia, including the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea and China.