In addition to the meetings and negotiations, we are bringing for you to see and touch our Atmospheric Pressure Sensor MSB780, which meets the most strict criteria for use at the airports. Together with the new Relative Humidity Probe RHT175, these compose into a top-quality sensors set you can use for monitoring on airports, synoptic stations, or for use in climatology. Don’t need the best measurement accuracy on the market? Than the moderate versions – MSB181 and RHT75 – might be the best pick for you.
Measuring water level? The piezometric Water Level Sensors TSP and TSP-M can adapt from underground water to aggressive and salty ocean measurements.To build a complete weather station, you still need a BIM103, which is an intelligent, advanced microprocessor controlled Power Supply with charger that can operate with almost any power source (including solar, A/C, and battery). And, don’t forget to calibrate! Our Calibration Laboratory with IMS4 CalibLab brings to you the unique opportunity of traceable in-house calibrations at a considerable price (competitive price level).
That are not only sensors we have been developing. We shall exhibit also our new Data Logger SAWS 111, which is ideal for agro meteorology, hydrometeorology, and other installations with limited communication requirements.
To have all data available anytime, anywhere, instantly and reliably, the Climatological Database IMS4 CLDB consolidates your data into one unified structure. It is part of true Environmental Database Management System encompassing meteorological, marine, hydrological, seismological and air quality data, providing safety, security and scalability with Oracle Database. On the top of the IMS4 CLDB, our IMS4 Weather Studio provides powerful insights into weather, objective graphical climate analysis, and interfaces the Climate Downscaling Model.
Sounds interesting? We will be very pleased to tell you more at our stand #419 in St. Petersburg!
