Looking for advanced environmental monitoring systems and technologies?

Are you responsible for monitoring systems and equipment? Do you require accurate air, water and weather monitoring of the environment, urban areas, industrial environments, waterways or coastline?

If so then come to Brussels, Belgium, this October for the 3rd Meteorological Technology World Expo. Visitors will find 170 companies displaying systems and solutions designed to provide accurate and efficient monitoring of our environment. Exhibitors will display:

• Data acquisition and telemetry systems

• Solar radiation measurement systems

• Forecasting solutions and services

• Air quality measurement tools

• Water level and flow analysis systems

• Wind sensors and speed measurement

• Tsunami monitoring and warning

• Atmospheric modelling and simulation

• Lightning detection

• Ocean condition monitoring

• Severe weather early warning systems

• Tripods and towers

• Visibility analysis tools

• Gas monitoring systems

• Hydrometeorological hazard analysis tools

• Weather monitoring systems

Free-To-Attend Conference and Exhibition

With the World's largest such exhibition comes the World's first meteorological conference designed with users in mind, featuring the latest science and research breakthroughs, product and system innovations and vendor solution sessions for industry-specific groups.

Register Now For Your Free Entry Pass

So if you are looking for new measurement, forecasting or analysis technologies, weather or research service providers, or simply to meet established suppliers in one convenient location, Meteorological Technology World Expo, from 15 to 17 October 2013 in Brussels, Belgium, is the place to be.

Meteorological Technology World Expo is organised by the publishers of Meteorological Technology International magazine, the world's only publication dedicated to weather, climate and hydro-meteorological prediction, measurement and forecasting instruments and services.

For more information, or to book a stand, please contact Simon Willard on +44 1306 743744, or by email at [email protected].