Saturday, May 25, 2013

Project Gallery

Central Park, New York City
for National Weather Service

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Hollis, Maine
Hollis


Poland Springs, Maine  Museum display in Kiosk

kiosk



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      gillete far view

wxstation
north   Gillette Stadium.  Home of the New England Patriots

seaport


logan
fencam
cam again
fenway wx station


One of nine Weather Stations - IBM "Deep Thunder" Project


Installation of one of 13 Mesonet Weather Stations for the New Jersey State Climate Office
Dr. David Robinson - New Jersey State Climatologist
Christopher Duval - Assistant
All with Wireless Communication!!

Deep Soil Sensors - Bridgeton, New Jersey

Snyder Farm - Pittstown, New Jersey

Station also records Soil Temperature, Soil Moisture and Snow Sensor. Snyder Farm


Close up of Tower Top. Wind Speed and Direction with Lightning Rod. Location: Cream Ridge, New Jersey

A Solid Foundation is the Key to Everything!

cement

10 Meter Aluminum Light-Weight Tower is Great for Tilt Down Service

Full View of Station from a Distance with 30 by 30 Foot Fencing in Place


Recent installation at Hunt's Point (Bronx, NY) for NOAA / NWS. Hunt's Point Roof Top Weather Station - Camera, Ozone and Carbon Monoxide. Click here to view the current weather from Hunt's Point. Click here to view the current camera image from Hunt's Point.

With Congressman Jose Serrano (R) and his son Councilman Serrano (L). Dedication of above Environmental Center in the Bronx.

Navy Vice Admiral Conrad Lautenbacher, Nick, Jack Kelly (NWS Director) and Mike Wyllie from the National Weather Service in Brookhaven, NY.

NY Weather Station Created to Stimulate Student Interest in Science

NWS's newest weather sensors are part of a new "Environmental Discovery Center" dedicated in Hunts Point, NY, December 6, 2002. The new weather station at Hunts Point, NY, (also known as "The Point" in Bronx, NY) was created through a public/private partnership with the Hunts Point community and educators from the Bronx Community College.

"This dedication ceremony represents what might be called a dream come true - that is to link education, weather observations, and improved weather forecasts for the Bronx," noted NWS Director Jack Kelly. "We are here to dedicate the achievement of installing this new equipment and the potential for success in educating the young people of Hunts Point about the wonders of science."

NWS's Mike Wyllie, Meteorologist-In-Charge of the Upton, NY, Weather Forecast Office (WFO) worked closely with the Hunts Point community to bring this plan to life. The Point is a non-profit organization dedicated to youth development and the cultural and economic revitalization of the Hunts Point section of the South Bronx. The Point's mission is to stimulate culture and enterprise through self-investment by its residents, especially its youth.

"The Hunts Point Weather Station, with its new Environmental Discovery Center, will be an excellent educational tool for the residents of the South Bronx, providing all students an opportunity to become interested in meteorology and environmental science," said Wyllie.

The new Environmental Discovery Center will provide more than standard weather observations; it will also measure environmental factors that affect the community. The center includes instruments to monitor carbon monoxide and ozone levels allowing for air quality research to be conducted.

WFO Upton will have direct access to the new station, which will fill a gap between observations made at Central Park and LaGuardia Airport.

According to Wyllie, the new center also has a web camera to allow NWS forecasters and teachers in classrooms across the Bronx to see weather that's approaching. In addition, NWS also constructed a new weather computer lab to allow students to access local data to simultaneously work on projects.

"We aren't just installing equipment here, the NWS is working with the Bronx Community College, local high schools, and other members of the community to help students in the Bronx learn about science and weather," Kelly said.

Guests attending the ceremony included Congressman Jose Serrano and Vice Adm. Conrad C. Lautenbacher, Jr., U.S. Navy (Ret.), Undersecretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere and NOAA Administrator, Nick Stefano, Sussex County Weather Network.


Recent installation at High Point (NJ) HS.
High Point HS Weather Station - view
Click here to view a sample weather report.


High Point HS live weather cam.
High Point HS installed camera location - view
Click here to view a sample camera image.


Wireless Weather Cams (Highest Point in New Jersey)
High Point Mountain - Click here to view a sample camera image.


Typical Traffic Cam (Example: Ross's Corner)
Click here to view a sample camera image.


Brooklyn Bridge NYC (May 2002)
Nick Stefano installing a weather station atop the Brooklyn Bridge - view
Weather Station on top of the Brooklyn Bridge - view
View from the top of the Brooklyn Bridge - view


Ground Zero (Sept, 2001)
One of eight weather stations installed in and around ground zero, site of the World Trade Center Disaster - view
Nick getting ready an installation at WTC - view


General / Misc
Installation with evaporation system and using wireless
CDPD transmission - view
CSI Station - view

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