Darrera has successfully completed the installation and commissioning of a new high-performance weather station at the northern entrance of the Port of Barcelona, as well as the relocation and modernization of an existing station at the liquid bulk terminal, further strengthening the meteorological observation network of the Barcelona Port Authority.
The new Vantage Pro2 automatic weather station enables the Montserrat Aerial Cable Car staff to monitor weather conditions in real time in one of Catalonia’s most unique natural environments.
The new equipment allows the center to monitor environmental conditions in real time in the port area of Arrecife, on the east coast of Lanzarote, and to openly share the information with the nautical community and the general public through the Weathercloud online platform.
Darrera successfully wrapped up its participation in the 44th edition of the International Agricultural Machinery Fair (FIMA), reinforcing its position as a benchmark in monitoring solutions designed for more efficient, profitable, and sustainable precision agriculture.
The new HOBO RX3000 units, strategically located across the island, provide accurate, real-time weather data that helps optimize water resource management and enhance the response to sudden episodes of heavy rainfall.
The new stations, directly integrated into the client’s control system via Modbus communication, provide real-time local weather data that supports more efficient and sustainable management of operational processes.
The unit measures key meteorological parameters and transmits real-time data via 4G to the Weathercloud online platform, making information easily accesible to both the City Council’s technical staff and the general public.
The unit records the main meteorological parameters and transmits the information via 4G to the Weathercloud online platform for municipalities, enabling remote access for both City Council staff and the general public.
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 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.
