This new station enhances the club’s ability to provide accurate, real-time information about the weather conditions along the Ca’n Picafort coastline, which is crucial for optimizing the planning of nautical activities and ensuring the safety of its members.
The new 3R SDB050 buoy, delivered as part of the “Almería, smart paradise of active tourism” project, represents a significant step forward in environmental management for the area, enabling precise and efficient monitoring of critical parameters such as wave height and water temperature through an advanced online platform.
The real-time data from the station enables plant operators to enhance efficiency in treatment processes and implement essential preventive measures to safeguard both personnel and facilities from severe weather conditions.
The new LX-80 sensors provide accurate real-time data, enabling municipal technicians and Civil Protection to enhance monitoring of flood risks during heavy rains, facilitating a quicker and more effective response.
At Darrera, we are proud to announce that we have obtained ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications, reinforcing our commitment to quality and sustainability across all our processes and services.
The newly installed station records the main meteorological parameters and remotely transmits the data to the Weathercloud and Sentilo online platforms, enabling access for both the City Council and the general public, and facilitating integration into the municipality’s urban management systems.
The new HOBO USB Micro Station will collect data on the main meteorological parameters during the pilot phase of a new bike lane in the city, providing crucial information to evaluate the efficiency of the drainage pavement used in this infrastructure.
The new station provides students with the opportunity to learn practical concepts about weather and climate, while promoting environmental awareness and allowing real-time sharing of weather and air quality data with the local community through the WeatherLink online platform.
The new stations report real-time weather conditions in 2 surface sections of the metro network, supporting decision-making on safety and maintenance, especially regarding the prevention of ice formation on the catenary.
