On-site weather observations will be conducted to measure "wind direction, wind speed, rainfall, temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure."
The "Weather Observation System ibis" installs weather observation units on-site and automatically collects measurement data. It provides alarm notifications via email when management thresholds are exceeded. It is possible to output reports in Excel format. Additionally, by introducing an optional broadband router, remote viewing and operation become possible. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Main Features of ibis】 ■ Six data collection and viewing options ■ No need to exchange traditional charts with report output in Excel format ■ Email notifications and alarm displays for exceeding management values ■ Easy access to historical data ■ Displays a simple heatstroke index and sends email notifications ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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P4
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【Usage】 ○ As a weather observation tool on-site. ○ As a weather warning device on-site. ● For more details, please contact us.
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The ICT (Information and Communication Technology) implementation in construction and civil engineering. In recent years, innovations in computer and communication technologies have been advancing rapidly, and the introduction of systems utilizing these technologies has become increasingly active in the civil engineering and construction industry. Our company is committed to proposing optimal systems from the customer's perspective, under the theme of "ICT implementation in civil engineering and construction sites," ensuring that our approach is never excessive. We hope to contribute to more rational civil engineering and construction practices in the future.
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