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The new version of the Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) proposed by CAE, an evolution of the one used to create data mesh networks in dozens of landslide areas, uses a versatile low-power 868 MHz wireless and offers Modbus standard interfaces. The new management software allows users to design, configure and install the network easily…

On 19 May, Guido Bernardi, Chairman of CAE S.p.A., spoke at the opening event of the Euro-INBO 2025. During the conference, Italian and international river basin authorities discussed best practices in different countries to plan and implement the EU directives. At the end of the three-day event, Alessandro Bratti was appointed the new General Coordinator of the International Network of Basin Organisations (INBO)…

From May 13^th to 15^th was held in Miami the symposium organized by Varysian dedicated to the hydrometeorological community of the Caribbean and Latin America area, USA. CAE exhibited and Eng. Alberto Bertocco, International Account Manager, gave a speech entitled: “Multi-Hazard Monitoring and Early Warning Systems: Technologies and Good Practices” in front of the main representatives of the National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NHMS) of the target countries…

Once again, reliability and quality are appreciated and lead to repurchasing. CAE started work in Tajikistan in 2020 with the warning system for Lake Sarez, between 2,600 and 3,000 m above sea level. CAE technologies have proven to be perfect for highly hostile environments, so in 2024 and 2025, orders were placed for…

CAE's “Design” department became part of the “Innovation & Technology” area. The aim? To improve technical synergies and ensure faster project management. We interviewed the department manager, Ermes Fabbri, to find out what design principles and measures have the greatest impact on system reliability…

New installations, additions, section surveys and services that will enrich the database available to the Basin Authority to fulfil its functions, such as: hydrogeological defence planning, creating hazard and risk maps, protecting water resources and aquatic environments. Keywords: technological innovation and compatibility…

CAE currently maintains over 120 installations higher than 2,000 m above sea level, with highly specialised personnel. The video shows the work to replace the sensor block of the weather station installed at Capanna Margherita, with an operational height difference of about 3,500 m, which requires: the support of a mountain guide, being prepared for a descent across the glacier on foot with crampons, mountaineering clothing and equipment, the ability to work while roped, and experience, the kind that also comes from installations on K2…

CAE has been active in Pakistan since 2014 and has been providing innovative technology to mitigate the effects of GLOF (Glacial Lake Outburst Flood) risk since 2022. So far, 192 of the over 400 stations planned in the project have been installed. CAE's Simone Colonnelli and Fabrizio Camassa held a training course in Islamabad on early warning systems…

CAE started working in Apulia with the fire monitoring system, and won the tender for the three-year maintenance and management service for the hydro-agrometeorological monitoring network managed by the Decentralised Functional Centre, which currently consists of 303 real-time stations...

The Apulia Region completes a virtuous project by concentrating the following monitoring expertise in the Civil Protection Section: hydro-agrometeorological, landslides and sinkholes, and early detection of forest fires. CAE won the tender due to its proven experience in geological monitoring and the use of GNSS technology…