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Vaisala updates features for WindCube lidar - Vimarsana News

Vaisala updates features for WindCube lidar

Vaisala has released several enhancements to WindCube lidar including new design features, measurement capabilities and service and support for optimal

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Eurobites: BT/Openreach will strangle competition if left unchecked, warns CityFibre - Vimarsana News

Eurobites: BT/Openreach will strangle competition if left unchecked, warns CityFibre

Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Israel wants more 5G for smarter cities; Vodafone appoints head for healthcare hub; Turkcell vs. MTN rumbles on.

Ethiopia welcomes in a new era in sustainable and dependable weather data by powering their weather radar network with solar energy - Vimarsana News

Ethiopia welcomes in a new era in sustainable and dependable weather data by powering their weather radar network with solar energy

Ethiopia’s weather and climate monitoring network has recently been enhanced thanks to Vaisala’s C-band weather radar, which is powered by onsite solar energy. Click to read more...

Plane Spotting (And More!): Put your spare gear to use as a feeder for community-based data exchanges - Vimarsana News

Plane Spotting (And More!): Put your spare gear to use as a feeder for community-based data exchanges

If you’ve ever used a flight-tracking app or looked up local weather on Weather Underground, you’ve likely accessed data supplied, in part, by

Vaisala Celebrates 10-Years of Martian Measurements - Vimarsana News

Vaisala Celebrates 10-Years of Martian Measurements

Gathering a decade of accurate measurement data is a major feat in itself, but to do so on a robot travelling around the surface of an inhospitable planet 140 million miles away is almost unbelievable.