From the Sahara to the Pole: Nesa to take the world
The systems of the company created in 2004 are installed and used in 80 countries.
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Rain gauge and meteorological sensors in cold climates: patented Italian technology at WMO-ICAWS 2017 (Germany)
The challenge to properly measure equivalent water amount of solid precipitations, where main electrical power supply is not easily available, is a problem that affects many automatic weather stations (commonly identified as “AWS”), especially when installed in particular climatic conditions (due to geographic localization or altitude). Nesa S.r.l. has been designing, worldwide supplying and installing …
Multiparameter probes for monitoring the quality of water in the Venetian lagoon – partnership with Ca’ Foscari University.
Water quality monitoring stations are an effective tool to knowledge of the state of the aquatic environment and a valuable support of planning its rehabilitation, as well as to allow scientific analysis by organizations and institutions primarily involved in this sector. Determining the physical-chemical parameters that characterize water is critical to know flora and fauna, …
CNR-ITC (Milan) and NEAPOLI SDN BHD (Malaysia) choose Nesa sensors for CO2 and lighting monitoring.
Nesa products to support the measures carried out by the Italian-Malaysian research team. Nesa’s sensors for CO2 and luminance monitoring (luxmeters) have been selected and implemented within the project conducted by CNR-ITC (San Giuliano Milanese, Italy) and NEAPOLI SDN BHD (Malaysia), a company specialized in “Environmental Design & Engineering consultancy “. The project, which is …
Nesa and Central America, an ever closer bond
Italian professionalism and technological competence at the service of developing countries. Nesa’s experience and professionalism in the now numerous creations in Central America is once again brought as evidence of the validity of the Italian product even in environments with difficult climatic conditions (hurricanes, violent rains, high temperatures and humidity).
Nesa and Iasma – Edmund Mach Foundation, a growing collaboration
the technology of Nesa and the high specialization of Iasma in synergy for agro-meteorological monitoring according to WMO For many years Nesa actively collaborates with Iasma (Fondazione Edmund Mach, website http://www.fmach.it/) for the supply of advanced instrumentation and data loggers TMF for agro-meteorological monitoring and disease models fro crops (the network is available online at …
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Nesa Meteorological Station on Kanin Mountains, for monitoring the glacial and periglacial area
The monitoring of the peculiar microclimate of Kanin Mountains continues. Glaciers are natural elements of high environmental value and also impact on the landscape, as they are among the most reliable and accurate indices on the overall climate both locally and on a global scale; their mutations, throughout history, leave indelible traces on the ground …
Italian technology to support measurement in extreme environmental conditions
The monitoring of the peculiar microclimate of Monte Canin continues. Scientific article written for the Nimbus 74-2015 magazine on specific solutions for tilting rain gauges. NESA srl collaborates with the Italian Meteorological Society (SMI), the largest Italian association for the study and dissemination of meteorology, climatology and glaciology. SMI is currently chaired by Luca Mercalli, …
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Hurricane “Sandy” over Jamaica, October 2012
Dati e analisi del passaggio dell’ “Hurricane Sandy” (ottobre 2012) sulla rete di monitoraggio del Met Office Jamaica. Dati e analisi del passaggio dell’ “Hurricane Sandy” (ottobre 2012) sulla rete di monitoraggio del Met Office Jamaica (pubblicazione sulla rivista Wind Energy nell’aprile del 2013, con la collaborazione di Luca Lombroso, referente tecnico dell’Osservatorio Geofisico del …
Wind speed sensors Nesa “First Class”
Comparison between ultrasonic anemometer and Nesa cups anemometers by the University of Trieste. Comparison between anemometers cups Nesa and ultrasonic anemometer to determine the characteristics of “First Class” (University of Trieste, Department of Geophysics, Prof. Cirilli and Stravisi, published in the journal Wind Energy in September 2012).