Weather Stations an Important Element of Container Port Operations

“During my research, I found Columbia Weather Systems offered detailed yet simple information about their Weather Monitoring solutions.” Christopher Gayle, Environmental Specialist at Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited, gave us insight to how recently installed Capricorn FLX™ Weather Stations are an important element of operations at the terminal.

Capricorn FLX Weather Station installed at Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited in Jamaica.

Situated at one of the world’s largest natural harbors, Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited operates as the largest container handling facility in the Caribbean, facilitating the import and export of goods to and from Jamaica with over 1,000 containers delivered weekly according to their website. 

Monitoring on-site meteorological parameters is valuable on several levels. 

“The experience so far has been great, we are still in the early phase of usage and will engage with the CWS team to ensure we are maximizing on the full potential of the system. It was relatively easy to setup by our IT team and our local weather service, Meteorological Service of Jamaica,” Christopher added.

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