Navigation Maritime Weather Station

Komoline’s Navigation Maritime Weather Station measures air pressure; air and sea temperature; humidity; wind speed and direction, and wave height and period.

The data is used to:

Provide information on the weather of oceanic and coastal areas
Provide meteorological warnings such as forecasts of gales, storms, cyclones that affect shipping
Monitor weather conditions
Forecast weather conditions
Validate observations from other sources, like sonde or satellites
Determine coastal erosion and sedimentation
Conduct research on the marine ecosystem
Observe ocean currents
Provide salinity and water quality data
Record coastal/marine temperature
Monitor tides
Record wave height and power

Some key features of the weather station are:

Can be customized
Operate reliably in harsh environments; are rugged
Have batteries and solar panels for long-term, remote operation.
Can be expanded by adding new sites or new sensors to existing sites.
Support various programming, data retrieval, and data display options
Are made of anti-corrosive material
Require low maintenance and are built to last