A rugged, man-portable Station for Atmospheric Measurement — delivering GPS-tagged wind, temperature, humidity and pressure data wherever conditions demand immediate, on-the-spot meteorological intelligence.
Every sensor in the HazMet100 is selected for accuracy, reliability and suitability for field conditions — from calm laboratory environments to active incident scenes.
Reliable measurement in rain, dust and extreme conditions. Covers tropical storm wind speeds for emergency response use.
Solid-state sensing delivers stable, drift-resistant temperature readings without the maintenance requirements of traditional thermistors.
Capacitive humidity measurement across the full 0–100% RH range for dew point calculation and atmospheric stability assessment.
High-accuracy solid-state pressure sensor for altimeter setting, weather analysis and atmospheric dispersion modelling support.
Every observation is automatically geotagged with 3 m GPS accuracy — enabling precise spatial mapping of atmospheric conditions across an incident area.
The HazMet100 is engineered from the ground up for rapid, flexible deployment in environments where fixed weather stations cannot be installed or where conditions are too unpredictable to rely on stationary infrastructure.
Set up and collecting data in minutes — no site preparation, cabling or network infrastructure required.
Every measurement is automatically geolocated — enabling atmospheric mapping across multiple deployment points.
Ultrasonic wind technology means no cups or vanes to break, clog or require calibration in the field.
Move the station as an incident evolves — continuous monitoring without committing to a fixed location.
Wherever accurate, geolocated atmospheric data is needed immediately and a fixed station is not an option, the HazMet100 delivers.
Provides first responders with real-time wind speed and direction for plume modelling and evacuation zone decisions during chemical, biological or industrial incidents.
Deploy at the fire perimeter or in advance of a fire front to track wind shifts and atmospheric conditions that drive fire behaviour and crew safety decisions.
Portable atmospheric sensing for forward operating locations, artillery meteorology, CBRN assessment and tactical weather support where fixed infrastructure is unavailable.
Real-time local weather data for SAR coordinators — supporting helicopter operations, sea state assessment and personnel safety during complex rescue operations.
Compact, accurate atmospheric measurement for environmental scientists, hydrologists and meteorologists conducting surveys at remote or temporary field sites.
Rapid post-disaster atmospheric monitoring in areas where permanent infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed, supporting recovery and reconstruction operations.
HazMet100 observations — automatically geotagged with GPS coordinates — can be ingested into the IES Met-WebGIS platform, allowing field measurements to be displayed geospatially alongside fixed station networks, NWP model outputs and satellite imagery.
This makes the HazMet100 a powerful complement to fixed AWS infrastructure — filling spatial gaps during incidents, surveys or events where permanent station coverage is insufficient.
The HazMet100 complements OSI's broader range of atmospheric measurement instruments — from fixed AWOS systems and precision visibility sensors to portable field units — giving IES clients a complete spectrum of meteorological sensing solutions for any operational context.
Contact IES to discuss the HazMet100 for your emergency response, field research or military application, or to request a full technical datasheet.