Join us at AMS 2024 with the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).

The Infrastructure Department of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the World Bank's Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) hosted a webinar on Charting a Course for Sustainable Networks in Developing Countries. 

Click below to view the video: 

HMEI Secretariat is happy to announce that the registration of HMEI exhibitors at the WMO Congress (Cg-19) has been successfully completed and the exhibition will be held as planned from 24 to 26 May 2023 at the CICG building in Geneva. All available 30 pavilions granted by CICG are now assigned.

This represents a great opportunity to each participating member to meet and establish dialogue with the key NMHS’s decision makers and other delegates attending this WMO Congress.

Here is the list of our HMEI members exhibiting with their booth number:

Don't hesitate to visit us during this exhibition. You may register as visitor on your day of visit. Send an email to the HMEI secretariat.

HMEI is wishing every success to all our HMEI exhibitor members and is looking forward to seeing your team at the exhibition.

THE WORLD’S LARGEST METEOROLOGICAL EVENT!

October 3, 4, 5, 2023 – Palexpo, Geneva, Switzerland

Exhibition during WMO Congress (Cg-19, Geneva, 22 May-2 June 2023).  To provide HMEI Members better opportunities to meet and establish dialogue with the key NMHS’s decision makers and other delegates attending WMO Congress during breaks and lunch times. 

Only 28 Exhibitor stands of equal size 3M X 3M stand. Reservations for the exhibit space will be on a first come first serve basis. In order to avoid any conflicts, the first 28 exhibitors will be able to get the exhibition space.

For those who are interested in exhibiting at Cg-19, please send your emails directly to CICG (contact:  Cecilia ABRAMOWITZ c.abramowitz@cicg.ch) and Mathy’s (contact:  Clara Anjuere c.anjuere@mathys.pro) with a copy to the HMEI Secretariat (akarpov@hmei.org, cperreman@hmei.org). 

ASIA CLIMATE FORUM

Contact 

Pooja Priyadarshini
Project Manager

MMI Asia Pte Ltd (Messe München Regional HQ)

T: +65 6236 0988 ext. 105

M: +65 9823 0892

www.asiaclimateforum.com

Building on the proven formula already applied to the hugely successful international show held annually in Europe for the last 10 years, UKi Media & Events has announced the launch of Meteorological Technology Expo North America, which will be staged in Chicago, May 4 & 5, 2022. The expo, which will be held at Chicago’s Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, will focus on the full spectrum of commercial applications of weather forecasting and measurement technologies and services.

Visitors will include buyers and users of meteorological, hydromet, metocean and environmental monitoring equipment and services from environment agencies, research institutes, NMHSs and weather-critical industries such as aviation, military, transportation (including road and rail), maritime and port authorities, as well as agriculture, offshore and renewable energy, among many others.

Click here to continue reading. 

The business consultants said there was no market for the product, yet today FTS sells environmental monitoring solutions worldwide, counts millions in sales, employs over 75 people and is celebrating 40 years of reliability and innovation!

You have to wonder how the business consultants got it so wrong in 1980. Perhaps they didn’t grasp the importance of remote environmental data monitoring. Maybe they didn’t understand the power of emerging technology. They almost certainly didn’t anticipate the never-say-die attitude of the company’s founder, Bill Cave, and those who have followed him.

It was the late 1970s when Cave first imagined automating the collection of weather data by marrying radio telemetry to remote electronic monitoring stations. As a researcher with the Canadian Forest Service, he knew the systems were needed. Certain in his vision, he began developing his first prototypes in the basement of his home in Victoria, Canada and by 1980 he was taking out a $30,000 mortgage on his home to incorporate FTS.

Click here to continue reading the article.