From design to operation

A good station starts with the right questions: what should be measured, why, and what will the values be used for? We go through your needs, visit the site when necessary and propose sensors, siting, mast, power supply and communication.

You get a clear quote showing what is included – and what can be added later.

• Sensors chosen for accuracy requirements, climate and budget.
• Siting according to meteorological practice and the conditions on site.
• Power budget for solar and battery where there is no mains power.
• Telemetry over mobile networks, radio or a fixed connection.

The logger program decides what the station actually delivers. We write, test and maintain programs in CRBasic for today’s Campbell Scientific loggers, and look after older stations running EDLOG.

We connect sensors from different manufacturers and integrate the station with control systems and other systems.

• Calculations, averages and statistics in the logger itself.
• Alarms and control based on your thresholds.
• Integration via Modbus, SDI-12 and RS-485.
• Updates and troubleshooting of existing programs.
• Training for your staff in loggers and CRBasic.

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We install and commission stations on bare mountains, at the quayside, on rooftops and on masts – even where only a helicopter can get you there. Work high up on masts is done together with experienced mast climbers.

Every sensor is checked on site before we leave, so you know the data is right from day one.

The stations send their data automatically via telemetry to our data collection systems, including Airviro. We make sure the data comes in, notice when a station goes quiet and pass the values on.

Data can be delivered as files or through an interface to your own system, or shown on a live data page on the web.

• Collection around the clock with station monitoring.
• Telemetry over mobile networks, radio or a fixed network, including VPN.
• Delivery to your system, a cloud service or a live data page.
• Backup of the collected data.

A data series is only as good as the station’s maintenance. With a service agreement you get regular visits, exchange for calibrated sensors and fast troubleshooting – often remotely, before anyone needs to travel.

We service stations we have built ourselves and are happy to take over service of existing stations.

• Preventive service under an agreement.
• Exchange for calibrated sensors so the data series isn’t broken.
• Remote troubleshooting and spare parts.
• Levelling surveys of water level stations.

We build web pages showing current values, graphs and camera images from your stations – for staff, customers and the public.

Read more about live data pages →