SIMS3: AI-Powered Environmental Intelligence
SIMS3 uses artificial intelligence to transform how organizations monitor, manage, and investigate odour and air quality issues. The platform brings together data from fixed stations, mobile mapping systems, satellite sources, and community inputs, then interprets that information through a complete suite of AI models.




AI-driven models dynamically adjust emission rates and dispersion behavior, significantly improving odour and air quality prediction accuracy compared to static inventories.
SIMS3 identifies emerging or previously unknown emission sources within hours by analyzing sensor data, complaints, and meteorological patterns.
Citizen odour complaints are automatically verified against real-world dispersion events, increasing confidence and eliminating false or misattributed reports.
Predictive AI alerts allow operators and authorities to mitigate impacts before exceedances or community complaints occur.
By pinpointing true contributors and high-risk periods, SIMS3 reduces unnecessary investigations and optimizes field and operational response.
The SIMS3 AI architecture is designed to support thousands of sources and sensors without sacrificing performance or accuracy.
At the core of SIMS3 is an interconnected network of AI agents that operate together to maintain and update the model.

Coordinates AI processes, manages workflows, and ensures data streams are fused into a single, coherent model.

Continuously refines emission rates and model parameters. Adjusts for operational variability, seasonal changes, and sensor performance.

Identifies malfunctioning sensors, drift, or inconsistent readings. Ensures only reliable data is used in modelling and reporting.

Calculates unknown or missing emission rates by analysing spatial patterns, meteorology, complaints, and cross-referenced data.

Detects unusual patterns such as sudden increases in emissions, previously unknown sources, or irregular sensor behaviour.

Runs real-time dispersion modelling to map impacts, boundary levels, and community exposure.

Matches public odour complaints to actual emission events and predicted plumes, improving both engagement and model accuracy.

Forecasts future conditions using meteorology, historical trends, and AI learning. Helps operators prepare for exceedances before they occur.
Traditional monitoring is limited to individual instruments and static inventories that quickly become outdated. Cities and industrial regions change rapidly, and emission behaviours shift with weather, season, and operations.
SIMS3 replaces static snapshots with a system that learns from every new data point. Its AI agents adjust emission rates, validate sensor data, detect new sources, and forecast future hotspots. This produces a live, defensible view of environmental impact.
SIMS3 uses Bayesian learning, machine learning regression, and sensor fusion to adjust emission inventories dynamically. Data from static stations, mobile UrbanScanner units, drone mapping, industrial analyzers, and public complaints is unified and interpreted automatically.
As conditions change across a facility or city, the model updates without requiring manual recalibration.
Neural network models forecast the next several hours of odour and air quality conditions. This allows operators to:




Using unsupervised learning, SIMS3 identifies odour clusters, behavioural trends, and emerging emission patterns. It can detect new sources as they appear, distinguish between overlapping plumes, and identify the likely industry category responsible for a signature.
SIMS3 combines AI analysis with human expertise. Engineers review events, tag validation samples, and add field measurements from instruments such as the SM100i. Each interaction strengthens future predictions and reinforces the model’s accuracy.
This interactive guidance system will provide users with real-time instruction on how to operate the SIMS3 platform. It explains any page or tool being viewed, provides step-by-step instructions, assists new staff with onboarding, and offers clarification on modelling terms, emission parameters, and workflows.
This AI tool was designed to assist and automate analysis and operations processes through simple user requests. Contains numerous user-friendly prompts and analytics.
Creates automated regulation-aligned reports, including exceedance summaries, trend analysis, source contribution assessments, complaint investigations, and monthly and annual environmental performance metrics.
Once an exceedance is detected, SIMS3 will provide a clear explanation of the cause, the most probable contributing sources, meteorological conditions at the time, and recommended next steps.
Our built-in AI Analysis tool can be used to estimate the likely origins of any unexplained odour events. It does so by combining complaints, wind patterns, field data, and model predictions.
Expores “What-if” questions such as boundary limit changes, facility expansions, or process adjustments to assist with planning or future mitigation efforts.

Includes the CTair, CTmini and SL50 Monitoring Systems

Includes Urbanscanner and Drone Monitoring Systems

Integrates all community complaints provided through OdourMap Software

Implements Live feeds from sourced public data sets

Systems such as the Smart OCU or HVAC Warden that track facility processes

With the use of a customized API, we can implement your current monitoring network into SIMS3
SIMS3 supports deployments involving hundreds or thousands of emission sources.
The model updates every few minutes as new data is received, ensuring regulators and operators have an accurate, real-time understanding of environmental impact.
This approach has already been demonstrated at large metropolitan scales.
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For organizations looking to improve environmental performance, strengthen community relations, or modernize air quality and odour management, SIMS3 offers a complete AI-driven solution.
Contact us to request a demo or speak with our technical team.
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