Optical instruments used to determine how clearly the atmosphere allows distant objects or light to be seen.
Measures the optical effect of particles and hydrometeors in the air and converts it into a visibility-related value for monitoring systems.
Meteorological visibility or a related optical visibility parameter, depending on the selected instrument.
Airports, roads, ports, meteorological stations, environmental networks and automated weather-observation systems.
Background luminance measurement for airport Runway Visual Range (RVR) systems, designed to work with transmissometers and visibility sensors for reliable visibility assessment. Typical Applications Runway Visual Range (RVR) systems Airport visibility monitoring Transmissometer-based visibility systems Airport Runway Visual Range monitoring networks. Runway meteorological monitoring Aviation weather observation networks
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Infrared forward-scatter Present Weather & Visibility Sensor providing visibility, precipitation and weather-type measurement for AWOS, airport meteorological and Runway Visual Range applications. Typical Applications Automated Weather Observing Systems (AWOS) Airport present weather monitoring Runway visibility measurement Meteorological Optical Range monitoring Aviation precipitation detection Runway Visual Range monitoring
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High-accuracy Transmissometer for Runway Visual Range (RVR) and airport visibility monitoring, combining eMOR forward-scatter technology, automated calibration and aviation-grade optical measurement for critical low-visibility operations. Typical Applications Runway Visual Range (RVR) systems Airport visibility monitoring CAT I, II and III runway operations Automated Weather Observing Systems (AWOS) Low-visibility airport operations Aviation meteorological monitoring
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