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.
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.
Darrera is proud to announce the signature of a partnership agreement with Nowcast, the global quality leader among commercial lightning detection networks and the provider of the most precise and complete Total Lightning data all over Europe.
The system accurately detects hail impacts and classifies individual hailstones according to their size and damage potential.
The instrument is specifically designed for rescue teams, civil protection and firefighters, and is supplied in a briefcase with different accessories for installation in emergency vehicles, tripods, cranes, drones, GoPro cameras, etc.
The new equipment will help improve the control of odor dispersion resulting from the process of decomposition and maturation of organic waste.
The new station will be part of the observation network of the Maresme County Council’s Meteorological Service, currently formed by 13 observation points throughout the region.
The new equipment will help improve the forecasts of the County Council’s Meteorological Service and to make decisions in risk situations.
The weather information provided by the stations is monitored from the control center of Road Conservation and is also publicly accessible through the online platform Weathercloud.
The new system indicates in real time if the weather conditions in the area are suitable for shooting exercises or if there is risk of fire.
