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Ortelium, developed by our partner company Olfasense, is a dynamic atlas that collects, visualizes and analyses data from IoT and human sources. It provides intelligence on the impact of past, current and future events, for smarter decision-making right now.
Using Ortelium’s range of analytical tools, you can identify trends and patterns in your data. And, because the software is cloud-based, it doesn’t require an existing infrastructure to get started. Multiple users can access, edit and share data efficiently and securely – and in real time.
With a series of highly specialised but ready-to-use modules, Ortelium’s true power lies in its adaptability. Simply select the combination of functionality you need, or ask us to develop a customised atlas to meet your unique operational goals.
Ortelium is about more than just odours. Migrate all environmental data with one application.
Discover the range of modules and read about existing client solutions at the product web site.


Observation Module

Dynamic Dispersion Modeling Module

Field Inspection Interface Module
The OFIM is fully compliant with EN 16841-1.
At St. Croix Sensory, we are proud to offer Olfactory Sensitivity Certification and Validation Programs - a comprehensive initiative designed to support organizations interested in strengthening their odour evaluation capabilities through scientifically grounded methods and recognized certification.
The recent A&WMA Odor Management Conference in Bloomington, Minnesota brought together a dynamic community of professionals dedicated to advancing odour science, policy, and best practices. From engaging technical sessions to meaningful networking opportunities, the event underscored the growing importance of effective odour management across industries.
The conversation about air quality in Spain has taken an unexpected and refreshingly human turn. Instead of focusing solely on regulatory limits and mathematical dispersion models, Spain is increasingly asking a simpler question: What does the air actually smell like where people live?