In the exciting world of EML...
60 Telemetered Rain Stations in Uruguay
A new collaboration with our partners in Uruguay, Nettra, to supply the Uruguayan Meteorological Institute (INUMET) with smart autonomous rainfall systems. EML are exhibiting with Nettra in Santiago, Chile, in November 2018, to promote this successful rainfall system to other South American Hydro-Met Agencies!
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New Siphon Rain Gauge by EML!The new SBS Siphon Rain Gauge uses a mechanical flow restrictor to deliver water to the tipping bucket mechanism at a fixed intensity. It is a popular "hardware" method of mitigating the rainfall losses which occur at higher intensities and is therefore particularly popular in regions where high intensity rainfall occurs frequently.
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Rainfall Intensity Research Site: Italy
Vigna di Valle, Italy, was the location of the international WMO field intercomparison of rainfall intensity measurements. As part of an ongoing research partnership with the University of Genoa, all three EML aerodynamic rain gauge models are being tested against a pit reference (metal structure - centre of image)
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Archived News
Date |
News Article |
Jan 2018 |
Urban Beats - EML install an X-band weather radar in Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
Jan 2018 |
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Jan 2018 |
Limpet Logger: holds on tight to your data - EML are proud to launch their new Limpet logger for low-cost rainfall applications |
March 2018 |
Turbulent Times: Results published in Water Resources Research demonstrate the benefits of using the unique aerodynamic shape developed by EML |
March 2018 |
A Killer Combo: Introducing the Kalyx and Limpet combo - the smallest and most accurate rain gauge / datalogger combination available anywhere on the market! |
March 2018 |
Vibrant Vienna: EML attended, presented and exhibited at EGU2018! |
August 2018 |
Leading the Way in Rainfall: A new article published in Water Resources Research provides empirical evidence of the benefits of good aerodynamics when measuring rainfall in windy environments. Read this open-access article here! |
August 2018 |
Lasers on the Roof: EML install laser disdrometers for measuring rainfall properties on the roof of the award-winning Urban Sciences Building at Newcastle University |
August 2018 |
St James' Park Stadium: critical maintenance of the wind sensors on the roof of the 52,000 capacity football stadium, which is the home of Newcastle United. |