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The Sonimometer measures wind speed and wind direction.   A set of Google Street View mapping cars, specially equipped with cutting-edge methane analyzers, are allowing Colorado State University researchers to "see" invisible methane leaks from natural gas lines beneath our streets.   The technical and computational challenges of measuring methane, and the complex methodologies used to collect, analyze and publicize the data, are detailed in a new paper in the journal Environmental Science and Technology March 22.   The groundbreaking project is led by Joe von Fischer, CSU associate professor in biology, in partnership with the non-profit Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), and Google Earth Outreach. von Fischer's CSU co-authors include researchers from statistics (Dan Cooley), atmospheric science (Russ Schumacher), and soil and crop sciences (Jay Ham), as well as experts from University of Northern Colorado and the nonprofit science collective Conservation Science Pa

CCS7500 CLOUD MODEM ADD YOUR WEATHER AND PM MONITORS TO THE CCS7500 AND RECEIVE YOUR DATA ON YOUR LAPTOP, IPAD OR PHONE. CONTACT: sales@metone.com for more information

Met One Instruments, Inc. is the parent company for Climatronics and Belfort. For more information on how we can provide you with the largest choice in meteorological instruments available, please  Contact:Steve Eagan at seagan@metone.com or David Gilmore at dgilmore@metone.com for information on all meteorological sensors and systems.            Belfort Instrument History The Belfort Instrument Company was founded in 1876 in Baltimore, Maryland by Julien Friez. His vision was to furnish customers with instruments of uniform excellence and of highest reliability at fair prices so as to set the Standard of Measurement for the industry. Julien Pierre Friez, a scientific instrument maker, came to the U.S. from Alsace in the 1870’s and settled in Philadelphia. In 1876 Friez set up shop in Baltimore at the Corner of German and Grant Streets. Friez named his factory Belfort in honor of the French victory at the siege of Belfort (1870-71) in the Franco-Prussian war. Th

Burj Khalifa - Dubai, UAE monitored with the Soniometer We welcome David Gilmore, Steve Eagan and David Katz  to the MOI sales team.  Whether you need Climatronics, Belfort or Met One Instruments products, please contact: dgilmore@metone.com, seagan@metone.com, dkatz@metone.com and sales@metone.com..  Met One Instruments has the widest range of meteorological sensors available in one company. We also manufacture and offer PM monitoring and sampling instruments through our Air Products Division at ppomponi@metone.com or sales@metone.com.  See more contacts on our website at www.metone.com.

ES-642  IN LONDON The popular ES-642 Optical Sensor is housed in a weatherproof case and used to continuously monitor, detect, and measure particulate concentration. It comes standard with an inlet for TSP measurement. Unit does not include any logging or power source. The screen displays Conc, Temp, Baro, and Flow rate. The serial output only shows concentration and error code if one exists. The analog output gives a voltage representation of concentration. The ES-642 is a moderately priced, high quality monitor developed along with our line of PM monitors and samplers.  It can be combined with Met One Instruments' weather sensors.  Our CPM modem can be used to send information to your website or program via the Cloud.   Outputs:  Serial MODBUS, Serial ASCII Text, RS-232, RS-485, 0-10V Analog, and 4-20mA Analog INCLUDES:  TSP INLET, MULTI-SIGNAL CABLE, INSTRUCTION MANUAL, 3/16" ALLEN WRENCH, WALL MOUNTING BRACKET / HARDWARE OPTIONS: FOR PM10 AND PM2.5 AVAILABLE

                https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=zgnx2E3cW7A&feature=youtu.be Dr. Supat is the driving force to Thailand's clean air project past, now, and for the future.  Please watch and be inspired.