Getting started with LI-COR Cloud

LI-COR Cloud™ is the online service for the Internet of the Environment (IoE). It is where environmental data are secured, shared, assessed, and interpreted. Data on LI-COR Cloud include a provenance - the history of processing and sources of information - as well as secure encoding.

Overview of roles

People who use LI-COR Cloud are either Managers or Members. Managers have full permission, while Members have access when they participate in a group. Group membership is assigned by Managers; nodes (devices) are available to assigned groups.

• Manager: The individual who is responsible for the account. The manager can add nodes, create groups, add members to groups, and share devices with members via groups. The Manager role can be reassigned.

• Node: Also known as Device, a Water Node is an LI-710 connected to an IoE module and LI-COR Cloud. A Node can also host a HydraProbe. Support for other sensors will be added in the future.

• Group: Devices, such as the Water Node, are made available to groups. Group members have access to those devices.

• Member: Individuals who are part of a group, but not administrators or managers of that group.

Creating an account

You can use a computer or mobile device to complete the registration. Internet access and a valid email address are required. To create your account:

1. Go to LI-COR Cloud at www.licor.cloud and click Register Account.

   Fill in the form and accept the terms and conditions. You must provide a unique username and organization name.

2. Confirm your account.

   Check your email (possibly the spam folder) for a verification message. Follow the instructions in the message to activate your account.

3. Log in.

   After registering and logging in, select Water - IoE Enabled Evapotranspiration.

   

Adding the IoE-Enabled node to LI-COR Cloud

Devices can be added after you are logged in.

1. Click IoE-Enabled Nodes ().

2. Click Register Node.

   Assign a Node Name - something that will help you distinguish this device from others.

   

3. Power on the IoE module and allow it to start up.

4. Enter the IoE Module Serial Number from the label in the upper right corner of the box, or scan the QR code.

   

5. Click or tap Add to register the IoE-enabled node with LI-COR Cloud.

   The node will begin uploading measurement data (messages) on the programmed schedule.

It may take 30 minutes or more before the first messages are uploaded to LI-COR Cloud.