METEOROLOGY EQUIPMENT SOFTWARE

We can even help you post your data to the Internet. Robust error-checking ensures data integrity. Daily temperatures may be missed due to observer illness, equipment malfunction or power failures (in the case of sites with a temperature probe), in which case the maximum or minimum temperature reported is the highest/lowest over the period since the last observation.

METEOROLOGY EQUIPMENT SOFTWARE

Our software automatically manages data retrieval from networks or single stations. Our PC-based support software simplifies the entire weather monitoring process, from programming to data retrieval to data display and analysis. On-site options include storage module and laptop computer. Telecommunications options include short-haul, telephone (landline, voice-synthesized, cellular), radio frequency, multidrop, and satellite. We offer multiple communications options for data retrieval, which can be mixed within the same network. Our Madsen Building is fitted out with laboratories and specialised equipment suitable for all disciplines within the geosciences. In some locations, hydrological sensors provide additional measurements, such as water level of a nearby stream. Typical sensors used on our stations include, but are not limited to: Weather SensorsДЄlmost any meteorological sensor can be measured by our dataloggers, allowing stations to be customized for each site. If needed, channel capacity can be expanded using multiplexers, including a model designed specifically for thermocouples. The program can be modified at any time to accommodate different sensor configurations or new data processing requirements. Conditional outputs, such as rainfall intensity and wind gusts, can also be recorded. Measurement rates and data recording intervals are independently programmable, allowing calculation of 15-minute, hourly, and daily data values from 1-minute or 1-second measurements, for example. Most sensors can be measured directly-without external signal conditioning.Дata are typically viewed and stored in the units of your choice (e.g., wind speed in mph, m/s, knots). Wind vector, wet bulb, histogram, and sample on maxima or minima are standard in the datalogger instruction sets. Our dataloggers have wide operating temperature ranges, on-board instructions, programmable execution intervals, and ample input channels for commonly used sensors. Our weather stations are based around a programmable datalogger (typically a CR1000 or CR3000) that measures the sensors, then processes, stores, and transmits the data.

Meteorology equipment