NEW Products from Our Members
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March 2010
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February 2010 New from Campbell Scientific Canada is the Black Globe Temperature Sensor for Heat Stress. The Black Globe uses a thermistor inside a 6” hollow copper sphere, painted black to measure radiant temperature. This measurement along with the measurement of ambient air and wet bulb temperatures may be used to calculate the wet bulb globe thermometer (WBGT) index, which is sometimes referred to as the Humidex. For more information go to our site: http://www.campbellsci.ca/Catalogue/BlackGlobe.html |
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February 2010 Vaisala launches new ceilometer for high range cloud detection. Related application software enables air quality forecasting. (Atlanta, GA, January 18, 2010) Vaisala introduces a new cloud height detector, the Vaisala Ceilometer CL51 in the American Meteorological Society’s Annual Meeting in Atlanta today. The CL51 is designed to measure cloud base height and vertical visibility in all weather conditions, which makes it an ideal instrument for meteorological applications that rely on reliable cloud height detection.....see more info |
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December 2009 The GMON3, by Campbell scientific, measures and reports the snow water equivalent (SWE) by measuring the absorption of natural ground gamma radiation through the snow cover. These natural ground gamma emissions are dependant on the mass of water between the source (the ground) and the radiation detector. The measurement area of the GMON is 50-100 square meters and is an excellent replacement sensor for the traditional snow pillow. The sensor is powered using 12VDC and can be easily interfaced to a datalogger with wireless communications allowing real-time transmission of SWE values from remote sites.....see more info
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April 2009 e+ CONTROL - for programming and reading your e+ sensors and Divers (from Schlumberger Water Services), Eijkelkamp recently released a new field instrument. The e+ CONTROL is a handy and robust field instrument and can be used in combination with all e+ sensors and Divers, such as e+ WATER L, e+ OVERFLOW, e+ SOIL MCT, e+ RAIN, MicroDiver, MiniDiver, CeraDiver, CTD-Diver and BaroDiver.....see more info
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November 2008
Robotsonde is a new concept of low cost automatic launcher for
unmanned soundings It has been developed according to make operator task
easier,reduce possibility of error and wrong handling during preparation/launch phase, Increase percentage of successful soundings and available data on GTS Increase security of persons specially when hydrogen is used for inflating the balloon, facilitate staff management during out of normal working hours (Night or week-end) and reduce global running costs of sounding stations (possible reduction of global staff). Robotsonde can be operated locally but full potential is given by using complete remote control capabilities.....see more info
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January 2008 SOLYS
2 is a completely new sun tracker from Kipp & Zonen. It has Baseline
Surface Radiation Network (BSRN) levels of performance and reliability.
It brings to the sun tracker market distinctive design, innovative
features, performance, quality and unprecedented ease of use. Increasing
interest in solar radiation monitoring Interest in high quality solar
radiation monitoring is increasing in the fields of climate change,
meteorology, solar energy and atmospheric physics. This requires the use
of a sun tracker to measure the direct......see
more info
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January
2007 Detla-T
SPN1 Sunshine Pyranometer – New!The new Sunshine Pyranometer type SPN1 measures global (total) and diffuse radiation, and sunshine state – all in one instrument ! It is easy to use and needs no routine adjustment or polar alignment. The SPN1 is a meteorological class instrument designed for long-term outdoor exposure, and is an affordable alternative to traditional shade-ring pyranometers, the Campbell-Stokes and other sunshine recorders...see more info
December 2006 Meisei
introduces new Automated Radiosonde System (ARS) - Unattended Radiosonde
launching and observingMeisei’s ARS automatically sets up the Radiosonde observation and pre-flight check followed by filling the balloons with gas. It will also launch radiosondes unattended. The ARS then automatically receives radio signals from the Radiosonde and GPS satellite, converts the signal of the observed data to meteorological messages and forwards them to the national meteorological agency for weather service. The ARS is a cost effective system for.....see more info |
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