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June 2012
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May 2012![]() Radiometrics and Earth Networks - Introducing the Boundary Layer Network Real-time Profiles of the Atmosphere's Most Turbulent Layer. Read more here |
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May 2012![]() Radiometrics and Leosphere - Mobile Thermodynamic and Wind Profilers (TWP) Providing continuous boundary layer information needed for accurate high impact local weather prediction. Read more here |
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May 2012![]() IMKO The new mobile HD2 Measuring the soil moisture content, the soil conductivity EC, and the level of salt contamination can now be performed as fast and easy as never before! Read more here |
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May 2012![]()
FTS – AirTalk Radio Voice
Communications Technology |
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January 2012
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November 2011 ![]() Campbell - CS120 – Visibility Sensor The CS120 reports MOR (Meteorological Optical Range) in the range 10-30,000 meters. It utilises tried and tested forward scatter technology at the proven 42° scatter angle and is ideal for stand-alone applications or in combination with an AWS in marine, road, aviation and wind energy environments. Read more here |
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November 2011 Campbell
- CS650/CS655 Water Content ReflectometersThe CS650/CS655 are multi-parameter smart sensors that use innovative techniques to monitor soil volumetric water content, bulk electrical conductivity and temperature. They output an SDI-12 signal that many Campbell dataloggers can measure. The models vary in probe length (CS650 30cm, CS655 12cm). Read more here |
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November 2011 The OBS500 combines a backscatter sensor (better at measuring high turbidity) with a second sidescatter sensor (better at measuring lower turbidity). This SDI-12 probe uses digital processing. Read more here |
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November 2011 ![]() Campbell - Hydrosense The Hydrosense II consists of a hand-held display and portable soil moisture sensor and replaces the original Hydrosense system. Both the display unit, probes and software have been redesigned and improved with new features such as an integrated GPS allowing geotagging and automatic area averaging and on-board data storage. Read more here |
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November 2011 Campbell
Wireless Sensor Network The Campbell Wireless Sensor Network (CWSN) are sensors which wirelessly communicate remotely with the datalogger. Ideal for situations where cabled sensors aren't practical. Read more here |
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November 2011 Campbell
- EC150 Open Path Gas Analyser for Eddy Covariance StudiesThe EC150 is a new open path gas analyser designed to clamp to and share an electronics box with the CSAT3A sonic anemometer head or fit alongside existing CSAT3 sonics. It co-locates the measurement volume of the eddy and measures CO2, H2O for field based eddy covariance studies. Read more here |
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November 2011 ![]() Campbell - CPEC200 Closed Path Eddy Covariance System The CPEC200 is a closed path eddy covariance system comprising entirely of Campbell Scientific manufactured components and software to provide the most integrated system on the market. Utilising our new EC155 closed path infra-red gas analyser (IRGA) which directly connects to the CSAT3A sonic anemometer head to co-locate the measurement volumes of both eddy and gas sample and through a shared electronics box also reduce overall system power and provide synchronised measurements outside the datalogger. Read more here |
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November 2011 The
Belfort Double Alter Shield is a wind management
system that enables users to obtain consistently comparable measurements
from a variety of precipitation sensors. Extensive testing at the NOAA Marshall Test Site in Boulder, Colorado has proven that the Belfort Double Alter Shield increases collection efficiencies of any gauge by 35% - 40% over an unshielded gauge and up to 26% over a conventional alter shield during many solid precipitation events. Read more here |
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November 2011 ![]() The All Environment Digital Aerovane (AEDA) is Belfort’s latest introduction to our Industry Standard line of wind speed and directions sensors. For over 100 years Belfort has been the Standard many US Navy and US Coast Guard Vessels with our Model 120 Aerovane and Model 135 Indicator. Following the designed footprint of the Model 120 the AEDA sensor boasts encapsulated solid state electronics and sealed bearings to maintain provide the most a rugged and durable wind sensor in the market. |
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November 2011
The
All Environment Precipitation Gauge II is
Belfort’s latest introduction to our Industry Standard line of
precipitation gauges, designed for cost effective highly accurate all
weather precipitation measurement. Designed for cost effective highly accurate all weather precipitation measurement this gauge has been extensively tested at NOAA and CRN test sites. AEPG boasts accuracy of 0.25mm over the operating temperature range of -40oC - +50oC at precipitation rates of up to 304 cm/hour. |
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November 2011![]() The All Environment Visibility Sensor (AEVIS) is Belfort’s latest introduction to our Industry Standard line of visibility sensors. Belfort visibility sensors have been integral to many US Air Force, National Weather Service, and Federal Aviation Administration weather platform fielded since the early 1980’s as well as many international applications. The AEVIS is designed to be a low cost, flexible platform providing visibility measurements using forward scatter laser technology and proven algorithms. |
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November 2011![]() EKO Instruments new DNI pyrheliometer “MS-56” with innovative compact design features and an unprecedented performance. The MS-56 DNI sensor fulfills the present most stringent requirements of the (C)PV and meteorological market, notably a very fast detector response for instantaneous and accurate DNI measurements. The ISO First Class pyrheliometer “MS-56” is a high quality DNI (Direct Normal Incidence) solar radiation sensor which is well suited to be used as a reference instrument for precise and accurate direct solar irradiance measurements and routine operation on a solar tracker. Read more here |
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November 2011![]() High Sierra Electronics - Model 5433 IceSight Sensor The Model 5433 RWIS IceSight Remote Road Surface Condition Sensor is a non-intrusive surface condition sensor that uses laser and infrared electro-optic technology to read road surface condition, temperature and reduction of surface grip due to water, snow and ice. Mounted easily on nearby traffic luminary, camera poles or on RWIS towers, this rugged all-weather sensor provides an economical means of gathering road condition information to improve traffic safety and road maintenance programs. Read more here |
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November 2011![]()
SEBA Hydrometrie - AquaProfiler® - M - Pro The
more sophisticated one for profile measurements (no point measurements
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November 2011![]()
SEBA Hydrometrie - AquaProfiler® - M mobile acoustic
flow measurement - for point measurements - for use on a wading rod. |
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September 2011![]() MetPak II Remote is a compact and lightweight multi-sensor instrument, that measures a wide range of weather parameters with a remote WindSonic wind sensor for measurement of wind up to 10 metres away from the MetPak II Hub. The WindSonic wind speed and direction sensor is suitable for mounting on a 10m mast, with the main MetPak II Hub fitted at a height of between 1.25m and 2m (10m cable supplied). This configuration meets the requirements of the World Meteorological Organization (Guide to Meteorological Instruments and Methods of Observation). Read more here |
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June 2011 New from Precis Mechanique - tipping bucket raingauge 3039, (anti clogging + range up to 1200mm/h) Unit enabling the remote measurement of rainfall collected at the ground level (1m) with a high accuracy. Read more here in English . or in French here |
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June 2011 New
from Campbell Scientific Canada is the CC5MPX Digital Network CameraThe innovative design of Campbell Scientific's first high resolution digital network camera includes remote access and video capabilities. Triggered by time, event, motion or web page control, the CC5PMX Digital Network Camera was designed to meet the stringent operational requirements necessary for remote battery powered installations while producing images of up to 5 megapixels. The ultra-rugged camera can operate over a wide temperature range and has several advanced power saving modes to suit a variety of needs…. Read more about the camera http://www.campbellsci.ca/Catalogue/CC5MPX.html |
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January 2011 After years of research, several test stations Sommer finally is able to present the SPA Snow Pack Analyser. The SPA system measures snow water equivalent (SWE), snow depths, snow density and content of liquid water and ice. Based on these parameters even the run off time of water can be predicted. The system is not affected by ice layers. The SPA is simple and convenient to install and allows automatic and continuous measurement. Through “standby” between measuring phases and optimised for solar-powered stations the SPA offers energy-saving sensor operation. Read more about our SPA Snow Pack Analyser |
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October 2010 RWIS
“Mini” Remote Processing UnitRWIS provide important information about weather and roadway conditions, helping operations and maintenance personnel stay informed so that they can make timely decisions and improve traffic safety. Full RWIS stations typically require new right-of-way space with a dedicated pad, tower, cabinet, fence, and utility work, which all contribute to the high price and complex installation. Many road weather related decisions need to be made in locations where Advance Traffic Controller (ATC) cabinets [with power and communications] are already established. Read more about the RWIS “Mini” |
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September 2010![]() New from Environmental Measurements UPG1000 universal precipitation gauge Unique aerodynamic shape for measurement accuracy. Eliminates the need for expensive wind shields in all but very extreme locations. Measures liquid, mixed and solid precipitation (rain, snow, drizzle, sleet, hail). Low voltage electric funnel heating for snowfall measurement – no need for weighing load cells, antifreeze or periodic siphoning. Read more about UPG1000 |
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March 2010 New
from Campbell Scientific Canada Campbell Scientific introduces the LR4 - Four Channel Latching Relay Module, featuring low power consumption and a non-volatile relay state. For more information please see: MembersNewProducts\CampbellnNew ProductMarch2010.pdf |
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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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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
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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