Measurement foundations for AI data center operations

Datacenter from the inside.
Buildings and Indoor Air Quality
Data centers
Industrial Measurements
Two time options

AI is rewriting data center design. Rack densities are climbing past 100 kW. Cooling is becoming a precision engineering challenge. And the measurement layer — the sensors feeding every control loop in the facility — has never mattered more. This webinar gives you the practical instrumentation guidance to design, scale, and maintain environmental monitoring that holds up over the full lifecycle of the facility.

This 60-minute webinar translates ASHRAE data center design principles into practical instrumentation guidance: what to measure, where to place sensors, how to build a sensing architecture that scales, and how to keep it performing over the full facility lifecycle.

What you will learn

  • Why sensor drift is a hidden operational risk, and how to design against it
  • How ASHRAE energy efficiency, scalability, and resilience principles translate to specific instrumentation decisions
  • Optimal sensor placement for HVAC and liquid cooling processes
  • How to design a modular sensing architecture that grows with the facility without redesigning the infrastructure
  • The real cost difference between traditional wiring and daisy-chained sensor networks

This webinar is for you if you design, specify, commission, or operate environmental monitoring systems in data centers or high-performance computing facilities.

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Anu Kätkä

Speaker

 


The webinar is hosted by Anu Kätkä, who represents Global Product Management at Vaisala Industrial Measurements. She has extensive experience in building automation and management systems as well as metering and monitoring solutions. 

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Dennis Joniaux

Speaker

 


Dennis Joniaux is Vaisala's North America specialist for data center measurement and environmental control. His background spans data center cooling architecture, measurement optimization, and building automation systems, giving him a practical understanding of how monitoring decisions play out across the full lifecycle of a facility, from specification through to operations.

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