Environmental Monitoring SystemThe Environmental Monitoring System (EMS) gathers and displays actual meteorological & oceanographical data from the sensors.
This makes the ship behaviour better to predict and so the berthing operation safer. The system provides a clear and present display, composed of: ● current speed & direction, 
● wind speed & direction,
● wave & tide,
● water depth,
● specific seawater weight,
● precipitation (rain, snow, hail),
● visibility (meteorological optical range of sight),
● relative humidity,
● air temperature and pressure.  | Weather Station:
The Weather Station is a compact and lightweight multi-sensor instrument that measures most essential weather parameters. It is a configurable instrument that measures:
● wind speed and direction,
● liquid precipitation,
● barometric pressure,
● temperature
● relative humidity,
● rainfall All in one transmitter! |  | Wave & Tide sensor:
The Wave & Tide System is a solution to provide specific data of interest for berthing services.
● Wave amplitudes
● Wave periods
● The tide level
● Barometric pressure The (3) sensors are deployed vertically at depths for optimal resolving local wave and tide conditions. Tide data is logged in a trend. Wave amplitude and period are presented in histograms. |  | Current sensor:
The Doppler Current Sensor is a rugged, true vector averaging sensor for measuring: ● current speed & direction
● water temperature The sensor is rugged, reliable and is insensitive to fouling.
Ideal for use on buoys, quays, jetties, etc. |
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