In the exciting world of EML...
Leading the Way in RainfallA 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! This article supports earlier findings also published in WRR.
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Lasers on the Roof!
EML continue their long and valued partnership with Newcastle University by installing novel equipment for measuring rainfall properties such as raindrop velocity and drop-size distribution. These instruments are installed on the roof of the award-winning Urban Sciences Building.
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St James' Park Stadium
EML visited St James’ Park to carry out maintenance of wind speed and direction sensors on the roof of the 52,000 capacity football stadium, which is the home of Newcastle United. From this vantage point, there are magnificent views of the stadium and the city!
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Archived News
Date |
News Article |
1st Jan 2018 |
Urban Beats - EML install an X-band weather radar in Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
1st Jan 2018 |
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1st 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! |