Magazine

CAE MAGAZINE n.6 - English Version - November 2017

Editorial

Back from the Meteorological Technology World Expo held in Amsterdam last October, we go on talking about technology. The importance of Multi-hazard Systems in order to deal with drought, forest fires, landslides and floods; the Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) for emergency management and risk reduction in scenarios of hydrogeological instability, as well as the tests on 0-35 m LPR radar hydrometers.

Tests certify the accuracy of the LPR radar hydrometer

CAE philosophy has always been to do things at our best. For 40 years, quality has been our first priority and, in this regard, the tests to which our equipment is subjected are never enough. For this reason, apart from having passed the various tests internally and obtained EC and FCC certifications, the LPR Radar Hydrometer has also been subjected to further tests in order to certify its accuracy and precision as far as the measurement of liquid levels.

Climate is changing. Guido Bernardi tells us how multi-hazard systems allow us to optimize investments in prevention

Live from Remtech: "The use of the wireless sensor network aiming at emergency management and risk reduction in instability scenarios: application examples, strong points and future perspectives" according to geologist Simone Colonnelli

A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) for the landslide in Castelnuovo di Campli (TERAMO)