What is a vandalism-tolerant meteorological network?

/ Egyptian Meteorological Authority, EMA/
MeteoHelix® agricultural weather station overlooking crop field experiments in a vandalism prone area.

MeteoHelix® agricultural weather station overlooking crop field experiments in a vandalism prone area.

Vandalism-tolerant meteorological network

  • A high-density meteorological network based on affordable WMO conforming micro weather stations is inherently vandalism-proof.

  • Larger data density allows the network to absorb a large number of end-point weather station vandalism failures while maintaining sufficient data density.

  • Redundancy of wireless data coverage based on IoT technologies affords the network even more reliability.

  • Combined with a micro weather station designed to prevent data access to thieves and with minimal resale or recyclable material value, this will de-incentivize serial vandals and thieves.

What weather station was designed from the onset for vandalism tolerant meteorological networks?

  • MeteoHelix® IoT Pro micro weather stations are designed to for vandalism tolerant meteorological applications requiring the utmost precision of measurement per World Meteorological Organization (WMO) standards.

  • Independent wind sensor apart from the temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure and sun sensors create a modular system able to conform to all use cases and needs.

Excerpt was taken from “Join the IoT Revolution” article on page 43 of the Hydromet AFRICA ExpoGuide as published by Varysian.

This article is based on the 10+ years of experience in the meteorological industry of Jan Barani, who is the designer of the only WMO conforming micro-weather station, the MeteoHelix® IoT Pro.