EPISODE · Jul 4, 2022 · 26 MIN
Ep.15| A Trip to the Scottish Islands: On-Site Checks & Calibration
from Let's Talk About the Weather · host OTT CAST by OTT HydroMet
With Robin Guy, Senior Service EngineerThe Scottish Islands are, undoubtedly, a beautiful part of the world. Amid awesome cliffs, green valleys, and wild beaches, the main means of transport are the ferries bringing people and cars from one island to another. To ensure safe ferry traffic, the landing stages are equipped with environmental monitoring instruments for water and weather measurements.Ferry captains rely on accurate information on water level, wind, and further weather parameters. They pull this data from OTT HydroMet sensors sited at the peer. Robin Guy is installing and maintaining these sensors. In this episode, he tells about his life as a service engineer and how his team contributes to safe ferry traffic and a longer life span of the used technology even in the harshest conditions.Tune in and learn about: Environmental monitoring for Scottish ferry trafficPossibilities and importance of on-site checks and calibrationThe colorful life of a service engineerContact us: https://get.otthydrometinsights.com/podcast-contact-us/ Further readingBlog: Wind gust measurement following WMO standards=====CONTACT https://get.otthydrometinsights.com/podcast-contact-us/
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With Robin Guy, Senior Service Engineer The Scottish Islands are, undoubtedly, a beautiful part of the world. Amid awesome cliffs, green valleys, and wild beaches, the main means of transport are the ferries bringing people and cars from one island to another. To ensure safe ferry traffic, the landing stages are equipped with environmental monitoring instruments for water and weather measurements. Ferry captains rely on accurate information on water level, wind, and further weather parameter...
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