Cloud Management Weather Forecasting: Weather Forecast Analysis Information Distribution System - Disaster Prevention Panel

This time, we conducted interviews with customers who have introduced the "Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI" after its implementation. - Challenges faced on-site - How ZEROSAI is being utilized to solve these challenges - What kind of results have been achieved We have published the actual voices of our customers centered around this theme. Please take a look! *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.

Thank you for always utilizing the 【Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI】 NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE. We have released a mail notification function for "Special Alert for Heatstroke" and "Heatstroke Alert" on the 【Disaster Prevention Board】, which allows for centralized management of various weather information at construction sites such as civil engineering and building construction. This function can also be linked with business chat applications for notifications. The compatible business chats are LINE WORKS, direct, WowTalk, and Microsoft Teams. *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.

This time, I would like to explain the criteria for stopping work with cranes, specifically the "average wind speed of 10 m/s," including how the wind blows and what kind of effects it can have, as well as touching on the differences between average wind speed, instantaneous wind speed, and maximum wind speed. 1. What is the state of "average wind speed of 10 m/s"? 2. What are the differences between "average wind speed," "instantaneous wind speed," and "maximum wind speed"? 3. Conclusion 1. What is the state of "average wind speed of 10 m/s"? The strength of the wind varies and can be influenced by terrain and nearby structures, but the Japan Meteorological Agency describes "average wind speed of 10 m/s" in forecasting terms as "a somewhat strong wind." *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.

Significant heavy rainfall caused by linear precipitation zones occurs almost every year, resulting in numerous severe disasters. The Japan Meteorological Agency has been issuing "Information on Significant Heavy Rain" as new information since June 17, 2021. In conjunction with this, the "Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI" (NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE) displays information related to linear precipitation zones on the top page of the "Disaster Prevention Board" whenever the Japan Meteorological Agency announces "Information on Significant Heavy Rain," allowing users to check detailed content. Additionally, the following related information can also be confirmed: ■ Landslide Warning Information ■ Special Warnings and Advisories ■ Designated River Flood Forecasts ■ Record Short-Term Heavy Rain Information Please utilize the "Disaster Prevention Board" as one of the safety measures for construction sites, regardless of civil engineering or building, during the rainy season in May and June, as well as during the autumn typhoon season.