Columbia Weather Systems

  A mobile command center built by LDV for Murrieta Police (CA) includes a Magellan MX500™ Weather Station mounted on the roof. How do mobile command centers benefit from having a weather station? ▶ Improved Situational awareness: High temperatures and wind speeds can pose a risk to crews and affect response efforts ▶ I nformed Decision-making: Command crews can use data to support decisions involving: - Resource deployment - Staging locations - Public safety notifications - Event logistics ▶ Incident Reporting: Accurate data is critical for incident reporting analysis to mitigate future risks Common parameters monitored in real-time include wind speed and direction, air pressure, temperature, and relative humidity. Photos courtesy of LDV Weather Stations for mobile command center vehicles

A Capricorn FLX Weather Station with high-performance wind sensor is tested before shipping. Every weather station is custom-built to order, tested for quality assurance, and carefully packaged by our team before it goes out the door. Dependable weather data starts with dependable equipment.