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.
The new equipment enables real-time monitoring of meteorological conditions to optimize port operations and protect facilities against adverse weather events, while also making the information accessible to sailors and the public via the Weathercloud online platform.
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 real-time weather information provided by the unit enables PreZero staff to take early action in response to adverse conditions such as strong winds, heavy rainfall, or extreme heat, supporting more efficient waste management and reinforcing operational safety at all times.
The unit provides accurate real-time data, enhancing the safety of port operations, helping prevent infrastructure damage from severe weather, and facilitating the sharing of current weather conditions and local weather forecasts with port users and the general public via the Weathercloud online platform.
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 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.
