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Article Abstract:

Teledyne Controls of the US has received a contract from the Chilean civil aviation authority to supply four AvMet systems to be deployed in airports across Chile. AvMet is a new equipment combining Teledyne's rear-view radar (RVR) system, currently recognized as WeatherEye, and the Australian Almos 2000 airport weather system. Almos 2000 was intended to offer a wide designed for precise real-time observation and detection of low-level windshear in the servers and airport managers. AvMet shows the data in clear graphical format. It also offers data displayed from specialized weather systems, including satellite data, weather radar, lightning location and low-level windshear alert.

New orders received, Chile, Teledyne Controls Inc., AvMet, WeatherEye

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Asian weather forecast

Article Abstract:

Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (Melco) manufactures two Doppler weather radars, each operating either in the S-band or C-band. The two models have been designed for precise real-time observation and detection of low-level windshear in the neighborhood of an airport. The C-band radar has been provided to Osaka Kansai International in Japan, while the S-band radars have been supplied to Changi International in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur-Sepang International in Malaysia. The Malaysian deal is for the supply and deployment of the meteorological subsystem, which backs a total airport-management system supplied by the Sapura Tomen Harris consortium.

Japan, Product information, Mitsubishi Electric Corp.

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