WEATHERPAK marine weather stations provide professional level meteorological measurements in a compact, rugged, and easy-to-install system. They incorporate the most advanced meteorological sensors available and support critical military, scientific and commercial operations worldwide.
WEATHERPAK marine weather stations operate where extreme temperatures, salt spray, exhaust, high winds, fog and heavy rain are frequent. They are built for quick deployment and service with modular components that can be set up or swapped out in a matter of minutes.
Coastal Environmental Systems, Inc. offers both standard WEATHERPAK configurations and customized solutions that scale to our customers’ demanding needs. We consult with customers on all aspects of their project, including: system design, sensor selection, data processing and transmission, telecommunications, power, and installation.
WEATHERPAK Construction
Installation and Maintenance
Measurement
Data Transmission
Coastal provides two options for data collection and display:
INTERCEPT software will automatically gather, organize, archive and display data from WEATHERPAK marine weather stations.
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The display features Coastal's proprietary INTERCEPT software for data collection, storage and processing.
Components | Communications | |||
WEATHERPAK Housing White | Serial | |||
Campbell Scientific CR6 Datalogger | Ethernet | |||
GPS Bullet Antenna | NMEA 0183 Output | |||
Compass | ||||
INTERCEPT® Display | Power Supply | |||
DC Power | ||||
Sensors | AC/DC Power Converter | |||
Ultrasonic Wind | ||||
Stainless Steel Ultrasonic Wind | Accessories | |||
Barometer | INTERCEPT® Software | |||
Barometer (0.23mbar) | Bulkhead Display | |||
Air Temperature/Relative Humidity | ||||
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Coastal partnered with the NOAA VOS program to develop WEATHERPAK shipboard weather stations to collect and transmit weather observations from commercial vessels at sea. Data from these weather stations is used to improve weather forecasts, warnings, and general monitoring of the state of the oceans and climate.
Features Include: