Weather Change Monitoring Network

Map Climate Change Monitoring Network

The Weather Monitoring Network consists of a set of multi-parametric meteorological stations located in the national territory, a telephone communication system to transport signals to a central server and a center for acquisition, archiving, analysis and distribution of meteorological data and information .

A station is called multi-parametric because it is composed of the following sensors and data acquisition systems:

1. Outdoor Temperature Sensor
2. Exterior Moisture Sensor
3. Wind Speed Sensor
4. Wind Direction Sensor
5. Precipitation (Precipitation)
6. Atmospheric pressure sensor
7. Interior temperature sensor (console)
8. Indoor Humidity Sensor (console)
9. Solar radiation sensor (6162)
10. UV radiation sensor (6162)

Current network includes:

• Davis Vantage Pro2 stations, meteorological measurement equipment that is composed of an integrated set of sensors for the visualization and real-time recording of data through a console and a data logger that can be via USB or IP, through which, using the Weatherlink software and a PC, information can be accessed and / or downloaded. Location of the Davis Ventage Pro2 weather stations

• HOBO RX3000 stations, equipment that stores data from the vast majority of weather variables, and send them via Ethernet, Wi-fi or 3G to the HOBOlink® application in the cloud for remote management from any computer, tablet or Smartphone Unlike the Davis Ventage Pro2 weather stations, the measurement of wind speed and direction is made using a sonic sensor. Location of the HOBO RX3000 stations