HI everybody, thank you for both the questions...
The first answer is that, for us, "professional” simply means... “not amateur”

(nothing to do with WMO standard compliance)
In particular "professional" is the target of first kind of Monitoring Systems Configurations, created in application of Acronet Paradigm, (“Carribean", “Faia", “Tagliate", etc). In these cases we selected only high-level components to reach high reliability performances.
Generally speaking "amateur systems” are made assembling less quality components, trying to maintain low the final price for the end users. (we hope that the public administrations, to realize one point of measure, or better a dedicated network, can spend more money then a simple amateur.
indeed I was thinking to cancel the word “professional” from the Acronet definition, because one of our next tasks, will be a new meteorological amateur station WMO compliant, realized with the ACRONET paradigm as said with Antonio e Tatiana
our target is to maintain the costs of components less then 200€ (it means that we can maintain the final price for the related DIY kit near 400€)
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the second answer is that ACRONETWORK is the portal where users can see real time data, and manage their acronet measuring systems (coming soon)
through ACRONEWORK we'll also provide some value added service on data, as integration, interpolation maps, and notice via e-mail or sms in case of threshold exceed.
in relation with the Drimh project we are thinking about an integration (in the acronetwork portal) between the public data reached on the other citizen scientist networks, and the acronet measuring system data.
of course acronet users can also share the acronet data on the other networks….