Your apiary is showing mostly healthy brood patterns across four active hives, with stable temperatures in the ideal 34–35°C range and appropriate May activity levels. However, Hive #2 is signaling concern with elevated eCO2 (1371 ppm) and elevated bVOC (3.6 ppm)—both pointing to possible ventilation stress or early disease activity. The outdoor conditions are cool (12°C) with stable pressure, and your inspection note on May 6th flagged a missing queen in your test node; correlate your visual findings with the sensor data this week.
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node_2662 healthy Score: 82/100📋 Overall Health
Your Iris hive is performing excellently. Brood temperature holds steady at 34.56°C (ideal range), humidity is well-managed at 51%, and gas metrics are pristine (IAQ 53, eCO2 681 ppm, bVOC 0.75 ppm). Sound spectrum shows even energy distribution across all bands with no anomalies, and vibration is quiet and well-balanced. This is a textbook healthy brood-rearing colony in May.
▹ Action: Continue routine monitoring—no immediate action needed.▹ Action: Watch for any uptick in eCO2 or bVOC over the next 7 days; current trajectory is stable. -
node_44812 healthy Score: 78/100📋 Overall Health
Your Hive #1 is stable and healthy. Brood temp sits at a good 34.25°C, humidity at 42% is appropriate for May brood-rearing, and gas metrics are reasonable (IAQ 95, eCO2 1051 ppm, bVOC 1.74 ppm). Sound spectrum shows normal energy spread with a slight emphasis in the 200–600Hz range—consistent with active foraging and brood care. Vibration kurtosis is low (1.9), indicating smooth, non-stressed colony activity.
▹ Action: Continue routine monitoring.▹ Action: eCO2 is moderate (1051 ppm)—within acceptable range but approaching the high end. If it climbs above 1500 ppm in the next 7 days, check ventilation. -
node_34225 warning Score: 54/100📋 Overall Health
Your Hive #2 is showing red flags in air chemistry. eCO2 has spiked to 1371 ppm (normal is 400–681 ppm for active colonies) and bVOC is elevated at 3.6 ppm, suggesting either poor ventilation or possible early-stage disease (fermentation, Nosema, or AFB in development). Brood temperature (34.47°C) and humidity (39%) are within acceptable ranges, but the gas profile warrants immediate inspection. Sound and vibration remain quiet, so the colony is not yet visibly stressed.
⚠️ Issue: Elevated eCO2 (1371 ppm)—ventilation blockage or disease-related CO2 buildup.⚠️ Issue: Elevated bVOC (3.6 ppm)—possible fermentation, fungal infection, or AFB onset.⚠️ Issue: Low humidity (39%)—borderline for brood curing; monitor for desiccation risk.▹ Action: Open the hive this week and inspect for: (1) visible disease (foulbrood caps, mummified brood, AFB ropiness), (2) moisture content of stored honey (>20% moisture = fermentation risk), (3) entrance/ventilation blockage (propolis, debris, or dead bees).▹ Action: If no disease is visible, check for entrance blockage and ensure upper ventilation is unobstructed.▹ Action: Re-test gas levels in 3–4 days; if eCO2 continues rising or bVOC exceeds 5.0 ppm, escalate to disease protocol (contact regional bee inspector). -
node_55484 healthy Score: 0/100📋 Overall Health
No telemetry data received in the last 24 hours. This node (Beta Node) is either offline, has a depleted battery, or is not actively transmitting. Cannot assess colony health without sensor data.
⚠️ Issue: No recent data—node offline or non-functional.▹ Action: Check the node's physical connection and power (battery or USB).▹ Action: Verify it is properly installed in the hive and not blocked by propolis.▹ Action: If the node is a test unit as noted in your inspection comments, ignore this alert.▹ Action: Restart the node or replace batteries if voltage is <3.3V. -
node_547 healthy Score: 80/100📋 Overall Health
Your Hive #3 is thriving. Temperature is steady at 34.6°C, humidity is well-balanced at 47%, and air quality is good (IAQ 100, eCO2 1137 ppm, bVOC 2.12 ppm). The hive is nearly perfectly upright (1° tilt), suggesting secure placement. Sound spectrum shows a slight dip in lower frequency bands (100–350Hz), but overall patterns are healthy. Vibration kurtosis of 3.3 suggests occasional active movements—typical of a foraging colony.
▹ Action: No action required—this hive is performing well.▹ Action: Note: bVOC is mid-range (2.12 ppm); continue monitoring weekly to ensure it doesn't trend upward.