We will introduce a case study of the natural disaster prevention system ZEROSAI (NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE). It can be utilized not only for safety measures but also for creative ideas and technical proposals. Challenges on Site: Key Points in Evaluation [Operating Environment] - Install the [N Sensor] on site to conduct real-time observations of rain, wind, temperature, and humidity. Additionally, set up a [Web Camera] to check the construction site conditions from the site office and staff smartphones. Since there is no power supply on site, a solar power generation system will be installed. [Purpose of Implementation] - In the event of a sudden heavy rain during construction, rapid on-site response becomes difficult, so it is necessary to avoid risks such as sediment runoff and landslides in advance. - Sediment runoff can also adversely affect the quality of cut and fill, so it is essential to predict heavy rain occurrences in advance and take countermeasures. ■ Proposal (Example) For more details, please download the PDF.

We will introduce a case study of the natural disaster prevention system ZEROSAI (NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE). It can be utilized not only for safety measures but also for creative ideas and technical proposals. Challenges on-site: Key points for evaluation 【Operating Environment】 Install the 【N sensor】 and 【Web camera】 at the top of the slope on-site. This allows for monitoring the entire site from above. Additionally, since there is no power supply on-site, operations will be conducted using a solar power system. 【Purpose of Implementation】 - The slope is 10 meters high, and due to the unstable ground after the earthquake, monitoring rainfall is essential. - A tool for centralized management of linear precipitation band information and weather forecasts is necessary. - If it rains, going to the site itself is dangerous, so remote monitoring is required. ■ Proposal (Example) For more details, please download the PDF.

Introducing a case study of the disaster prevention system ZEROSAI (NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE). It can be utilized not only for safety measures but also for creative ideas and technical proposals. 【Challenges on Site】 - There is a distance from the site office to the actual site, requiring personnel to move to confirm the site conditions. - During earthworks, it is necessary to be cautious of the flow of soil, so accurate understanding of weather conditions is essential. 【Operations to Solve the Challenges】 Please download the PDF for more details.

Thank you very much for using our services. The registration number for 【Compass PLUS】, which was registered in the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's new technology information provision system NETIS in 2021, has changed to QSK-210001-VE. We will continue to strive to provide information that satisfies everyone, so please make use of Compass PLUS! ≪Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism NETIS (New Technology Provision System)≫ https://www.netis.mlit.go.jp/NETIS

■On-site Issues: Focus Points in Evaluation During the construction period, sudden weather changes such as guerrilla rainstorms unique to mountainous areas are anticipated. These can lead to delays in various processes and a decline in quality, requiring extensive discussions for improvement, which in turn leads to further delays. For more details, please visit our company website or product release information. https://product.sysmet.jp/exercise/k_131.html

As autumn deepens, the morning and evening chill becomes more severe day by day. During this time of year, you often hear the phrase "the cooling becomes severe due to radiative cooling" in weather forecasts, don't you? This time, I would like to talk about "radiative cooling." In simple terms, radiative cooling is... For more details, please check the link below! https://product.sysmet.jp/kishou/k_126.html

Centralized management of wave height predictions and observations in the cloud ■Challenges on site: Key points for evaluation (Example) "The construction area has no barriers, so there are concerns that swells may arrive quickly when the east wind starts blowing, leading to work stoppages. Furthermore, during nighttime construction, the surrounding conditions cannot be visually confirmed, and if work is conducted based solely on general sea condition information, the judgment to stop work may be delayed, making it difficult for the work fleet to retreat." ■Proposal (Example) Weather and sea condition comprehensive portal site Compass PLUS (NETIS registration number QSK-210001-VE) Buoy-type small wave height observation device Digi-Jellyfish (NETIS registration number QSK-170002-VE) will be introduced. Digi-Jellyfish will be installed at the construction site to observe significant wave heights. The data will be viewed on a dedicated website, Compass PLUS, using a 4G connection. Observation data will be displayed along with forecast data in a consolidated manner on PC or tablet via Compass PLUS. If wave heights exceeding the reference value are observed or predicted, an emergency email will be automatically sent to the responsible person. For more details, please visit the Sysmet website https://product.sysmet.jp/

Sudden Guerrilla Rainstorms: Measures Against Linear Precipitation Zones ■Challenges on Site: Key Focus Points for Evaluation Example: "○○ Island has a subtropical climate and is occasionally hit by sudden guerrilla rainstorms. How can we implement daily weather measures to detect heavy rain in advance and take preemptive actions?" ■Example of Proposal Introduce the Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI (NETIS Registration Number QS-150021-VE). Install the [N Sensor] on-site. Utilize the [Disaster Prevention Panel] to grasp real-time weather data and pinpoint weather forecast information with a 500m mesh, enabling early work stoppage and preemptive measures. ■Effects of Implementation For example, with the [Disaster Prevention Panel], it is possible to monitor the rain volume at the site one hour ahead, updated every five minutes, along with the approach of thunderclouds 10km away. This information can be integrated with business chat for notifications. Additionally, by utilizing telephone consultation services with meteorologists, more detailed weather information can be obtained and used for project management. Example: By using the [N Sensor] installed at the construction site to acquire real-time data, it is possible to understand rainfall forecast information from one hour to a maximum of ten days ahead based on actual measurement data and weather data held by Sysmet. This enables rapid response and organization even outside of working hours and on holidays.

■On-site Issues: Focus Points for Evaluation (Example) Proposals for construction methods that consider the surrounding environment ■Proposal (Example) Utilize the 【Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI】 to conduct pinpoint weather forecasts at a 500m mesh on-site, and manage weather observations and information on warnings and alerts issued by municipalities in a centralized manner on the cloud. Install 【N Sensors】 on-site to utilize observation data to improve the accuracy of WBGT and wind speed predictions. When rainfall of 8mm/s or more is predicted on the disaster prevention board within 24 hours, notify the work supervisor and foreman via email, and automatically inform everyone on the business chat about the disaster prevention board information. Upon receiving the notification, secure the loosened soil surface and drainage channels to prevent the outflow of muddy water and sediment. Conduct on-site inspections when the daily rainfall exceeds 30mm/s. Install multiple 【Web Cameras】 provided by Sysmet Co., Ltd. at various locations (both banks of the construction body, temporary drainage inlet, and outlet) to manage on-site conditions in conjunction with weather information on the cloud.

Nice to meet you, I am Okayama from the Sales Department of Sysmet Co., Ltd.! I hope to share useful information about the weather with weather forecasters Komuro and Yokoyama! The peak of midsummer has passed, and in Kitakyushu, we no longer need air conditioning at night. Autumn is finally approaching, and it seems to be becoming a more comfortable season, doesn't it? Now, I would like to introduce the "autumn rain front," which we often hear about in the news lately! Please check the details from the link below! https://product.sysmet.jp/kishou/k_119.html

We have received many inquiries from customers regarding a matter that was previously published in our latest news, so we are posting it again. The same text follows. We have contributed an article titled "How to Utilize Wave Height Observation and Weather Information Services" to the January 2022 issue of the journal "Working Vessels" published by the Japan Working Vessel Association. In light of the recent frequent abnormal weather, we introduce the optimal ways to utilize weather information related to marine operations and vessels, along with our NETIS registered products "Small Wave Height Observation Device Digi-Jellyfish (QSK-170002-A)" and "Comprehensive Weather and Ocean Information Portal Compass PLUS (QSK-210001-VE)." Please take a look.

Thank you very much for using our services regularly. The episode featuring Sysmet Corporation aired on August 6th (Sunday) on the new program "LINE WORKS presents Connecting Fukuoka" by RKB Mainichi Broadcasting, which we mentioned the other day. We would be grateful if everyone could recognize our company!

Thank you very much for using our services regularly. We are pleased to announce that Sysmet Co., Ltd. will be featured in a new program by RKB Mainichi Broadcasting called "LINE WORKS presents Tsunagaru Fukuoka," which introduces vibrant companies and their employees in Fukuoka, particularly those promoting DX (Digital Transformation)! In December of last year, our flagship product, the natural disaster prevention system "ZEROSAI," integrated with the business chat tool "LINE WORKS" provided by Works Mobile Japan. By connecting weather observation, forecasting, and notification with a business chat tool accessible on smartphones, we are enabling rapid disaster prevention measures and information sharing at construction sites across the country! If you have the chance, please be sure to watch. Broadcast date: Sunday, August 6, 2023 Broadcast time: RKB Mainichi Broadcasting, Sunday 22:54 - 22:56 Broadcast area: Fukuoka Prefecture Program URL: https://rkb.jp/tv/tsunagaru/

During the rainy season in June, in addition to the rain, typhoons also occur, and I believe you are considering the necessity of measures while looking at the forecast paths. Do you know the correct way to read the typhoon path maps that you often look at? Many people mistakenly think that the size of the forecast circle represents "the scale of the typhoon." The size of the forecast circle indicates "the accuracy of the typhoon path prediction." A smaller circle means "less deviation in the path prediction," while a larger circle indicates "greater deviation in the path prediction." The forecast circle shows "the area where the center of the typhoon is likely to be." Moreover, just predicting the typhoon's path does not provide information on how much rain will actually fall and when, or whether linear precipitation bands will occur. Customers using Sysmet's products can receive consulting services from experienced meteorologists for free! In addition to typhoon path predictions, you can receive a wide range of consulting over the phone regarding impacts on work areas. Please make use of this service!

The observation of wave height from the 【Digital Jellyfish】 has been shortened to 10 minutes, and a simplified wave height data that updates every minute is now also available for viewing. Previously, only wave height data updated every 20 minutes was available for viewing, but in response to requests for real-time wave height information, it is now possible to view simplified wave height data updated every minute. This allows for a more real-time confirmation of wave height trends, which can be useful for process management. It can also be used to appeal to clients that real-time wave height management is being conducted. *Note: Historical data is saved every 20 minutes.