Nice survey looking at potential water ingress to a fourth floor flat, looked more like condensation due to cold walls and high humidity, but great opportunity to get some good views with the drone of the Thames and report back on a bit of vegetation in the valleys and hopper heads too.
Does bad weather affect survey scheduling?
Yes, it can - especially for outdoor and topographical surveys.
Heavy rain, snow, or high winds can impact our ability to gather data safely and accurately.
These conditions can interfere with equipment and affect data quality, particularly for topographical and aerial (drone) surveys.
We plan around these challenges by closely monitoring weather patterns and adjusting schedules as needed.
For indoor surveys, bad weather is less impactful, but ensuring our team and equipment can travel safely remains crucial.
Flexibility is key.
We know projects have deadlines, so we work to minimise delays, keep you informed, and complete your survey efficiently - whatever the weather.
Here I go with another project - a simple weather application that uses OpenWeather API and displays temperature, humidity, wind speed, and weather conditions such as clear, cloudy, rainy, and drizzle with the appropriate icons by entering the city name. If the city name is misspelled an error text will be displayed to put the correct city name in the search box. You can see the live demo here: https://lnkd.in/gfR6CjYx
Coastal erosion, driven by powerful waves and rising sea levels, poses a serious threat to our shorelines and communities. As erosion accelerates, protecting these areas becomes essential. Using advanced technology like Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH), we can develop smarter solutions to predict wave impact and erosion patterns more accurately. Using advance modeling, we can design effective, resilient coastal defenses, helping safeguard our coastlines paving the way for sustainable, strong shores.
Halff#Coastal#Coastal_Engineering
📣📣📣News from CCTV1: After the successful launch on December 17th, the "Water Conservancy I" successfully transmitted the first image, which showed the ice situation information of the Yellow River in the Urad Front Banner section. The image products have obvious terrain features, clear terrain textures, distinct layers, obvious microwave scattering characteristics, and excellent quality. The frozen part of the river channel appears white, and there are multiple clear ditches in the middle of the frozen section that appear black. The first map has preliminarily verified the progressiveness, stability and reliability of the satellite system. In the future, the Ministry of Water Resources will also carry out the testing and application of the "Water Conservancy I" remote sensing satellite in water conservancy projects, dam safety, river and lake water bodies, surface deformation, etc.
"Water Conservancy I" is a #SARsatellite developed and produced by #GALAXYSPACE
GPS reflectometry obtains information about Earth’s surface from satellite signals that were reflected off Earth’s surface before reaching an antenna. Reflected GPS signals can provide a variety of information about Earth's water cycle, including snow depth, ice height, sea level, vegetation changes, and soil moisture.
Road Weather Information Systems: For over a decade, the Thies CLIMA Laser Precipitation Monitor (LNM) has been providing data for monitoring and controlling the Austrian highway and expressway network (#ASFINAG). The device provides precise data on the type and intensity of precipitation.
Precision and reliability: The Thies CLIMA LNM records precipitation with high sensitivity, including snow, hail, sleet, rain, drizzle and drizzle.
More than 300 measuring stations in operation: Proof of the popularity and success of the Thies LNM.
Integration into the modernization of the Austrian freeway network by ASFINAG: Part of the strategy to secure modern traffic infrastructures and dynamic warnings.
Recommendation according to the evaluation results of the BAST (Federal Highway Research Institute, Bundesamt für Straßenwesen): The Thies LNM shows the highest agreement with synoptic observations.
More Details Article: https://lnkd.in/e7b2utf7
More Details partner/customer: https://lnkd.in/eP5M5efS
More Details customer: https://lnkd.in/e58RZFPd#BAST#ASFINAG#RoadWeather#TrafficWeatherNetwork#ThiesCLima#RRKommunal#Precipitation#Disdrometer
LNM - Laser Precipitation Monitor provides precise data on the type and intensity of precipitation, with high sensitivity, including snow, hail, sleet, rain, drizzle and drizzle.
- More than 300 measuring stations in operation: Proof of the popularity and success of the Thies LNM.
- Integration into the modernization of the Austrian freeway network by ASFINAG: Part of the strategy to secure modern traffic infrastructures and dynamic warnings.
Road Weather Information Systems: For over a decade, the Thies CLIMA Laser Precipitation Monitor (LNM) has been providing data for monitoring and controlling the Austrian highway and expressway network (#ASFINAG). The device provides precise data on the type and intensity of precipitation.
Precision and reliability: The Thies CLIMA LNM records precipitation with high sensitivity, including snow, hail, sleet, rain, drizzle and drizzle.
More than 300 measuring stations in operation: Proof of the popularity and success of the Thies LNM.
Integration into the modernization of the Austrian freeway network by ASFINAG: Part of the strategy to secure modern traffic infrastructures and dynamic warnings.
Recommendation according to the evaluation results of the BAST (Federal Highway Research Institute, Bundesamt für Straßenwesen): The Thies LNM shows the highest agreement with synoptic observations.
More Details Article: https://lnkd.in/e7b2utf7
More Details partner/customer: https://lnkd.in/eP5M5efS
More Details customer: https://lnkd.in/e58RZFPd#BAST#ASFINAG#RoadWeather#TrafficWeatherNetwork#ThiesCLima#RRKommunal#Precipitation#Disdrometer
Rockslide/mudslide/Avalanches/Melting Glaciers vs. Technology
According to Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) out of their 3200 km wheel track network allover Switzerland 1100 km are vulnerable/exposed to Rockslide, mudslide, Avalanches
This is representative for many other
countries across the globe
Dear followers, this is reflecting my
personal opinion
A big threat and it is worsening worldwide
in future not only because of climate change, several streets closed in
Switzerland due to continued Rockslide and mudslide incident in 2023 and 2024,
more than 200 families never being allowed to return to their homes due to
additional directives based on the new hazard map throughout Switzerland
(Rockslide, mudslide, Avalanches, Melting Glaciers), KEY to tackle this huge
future challenge – is to monitor 24/7/365, and in addition to protect affected
areas using stone chip attachment if practicable, please feel free to learn
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