Environmental Monitoring System
The Environmental Monitoring System (EMS) can be seamlessly integrated with the Berthing Aid System for a complete operational solution. The basic setup includes a wind speed and direction sensor, while additional sensors can be added to provide pilots and operators with detailed meteorological data, helping define operational limits and enhance overall safety. Many of these sensors are available for hazardous areas if required.
For oceanographic monitoring, the standard configuration includes wave, tide, and current sensors. All instrumentation is robustly designed to minimize maintenance while delivering reliable, high-quality data.
Key Benefits of the Environmental Monitoring System (EMS):
- Seamless integration with the Berthing Aid System (BAS)
- Accurate and reliable monitoring of environmental conditions
- Flexible sensor options: basic setup includes wind speed and direction, with additional sensors available
- Durable, low-maintenance instrumentation designed for long-term use
Make Better Decisions with Comprehensive Environmental Data
The Environmental Monitoring System (EMS) provides pilots and operators with real-time data, enabling safer and more informed berthing operations. Weather and environmental information can be shared with marine personnel, the vessel’s crew, or any other stakeholders involved in the berthing process, ensuring everyone has the data they need to act confidently and safely.