In recent years, weather risks such as localized heavy rain, strong winds, and extreme heat that affect construction sites have been increasing. In response to this situation, more companies are introducing weather information services at the company or branch level to collectively manage weather risks across multiple sites. On the other hand, is there a challenge where "the company checks weather information, but it is not used much on-site"? To implement weather measures across the entire company, it is important not only for managers to easily grasp multiple sites but also for the personnel actually working on-site to be able to easily check the information necessary for their specific site. We are releasing a new feature called "Field View." For more details, please visit our website.

In recent years, weather risks such as localized heavy rain, strong winds, and extreme heat that affect construction sites have been increasing. In response to this situation, more companies are adopting weather information services at the company or branch level to manage weather risks across multiple sites collectively. On the other hand, is there a challenge where "the company checks weather information, but it is not used much on-site"? To implement weather measures across the entire company, it is important not only for managers to easily grasp multiple sites but also for the personnel working on-site to be able to easily check the information necessary for their specific site. We are releasing a new feature called "Field View." For more details, please visit our website.

In recent years, weather risks that affect construction sites, such as localized heavy rain, strong winds, and extreme heat, have been increasing. In response to this situation, more companies are implementing weather information services at the company or branch level to manage weather risks across multiple sites collectively. On the other hand, is there a challenge where "the company checks weather information, but it is not used much on-site"? To implement weather measures across the entire company, it is important not only for managers to easily grasp multiple sites but also for the personnel working on-site to be able to easily check the information necessary for their specific site. We are releasing a new feature called "Field View." For more details, please visit our website.

A meteorologist from Sysmet Co., Ltd. will be presenting at the Advanced Construction, Disaster Prevention, and Mitigation Technology Fair in Kumamoto 2026. Our presentation theme is, "Don't Miss It: Meteorological Measures for Disaster Recovery Sites Explained by a Meteorologist." At disaster recovery sites where there is a risk of secondary disasters, it is crucial to not overlook information such as heavy rain and strong winds and to share it with relevant parties, as this contributes to safety measures. On the day of the event, we will explain methods for confirming and sharing information that only a meteorologist can provide, incorporating examples from sites in Kumamoto and the Noto Peninsula. Presentation Date and Time: November 18, 2026 (Wednesday) 11:00 AM onwards Venue: Advanced Construction, Disaster Prevention, and Mitigation Technology Fair in Kumamoto 2026 Grand Messe Kumamoto, 1010 Fukutomi, Mashiki Town, Kamimashiki District, Kumamoto Prefecture, 861-2235 Seminar Room 3 Additionally, on both November 18 (Wednesday) and 19 (Thursday), we will have a booth at number A17. Members of our technical department, who are responsible for field support, maintenance, and development of meteorological observation equipment, are also expected to participate. We will provide on-site introductions to handling equipment and troubleshooting from a practical perspective.

Recommended for those who: Feel challenges in safety management and weather management at sites without radio signals or power supply. Have concerns about operating observation equipment at remote sites such as islands or mountainous areas. Have postponed the idea of weather DX at their sites, thinking "it's impossible for us." Content of the day (4 chapters / approximately 30 minutes): Why is weather countermeasure necessary now at sites without signals or power supply? (Background) [Understanding] Weather risks lurking in sites without radio signals or power supply. [Preparation] The three pillars of observation, forecasting, and notification, along with securing power and communication. [Practice] Implementation methods and case studies - operations using satellite communication and solar power, nationwide support made possible by Sysmet, and monitoring equipment operation. Chapters 1 to 3 will provide common "learning" for the sites, while Chapter 4 will introduce "how to actually do it" with specific case studies. Event Overview: Date: August 28 (Friday) 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM Format: Online (Zoom) Participation Fee: Free Chapters 1 to 3 will provide common "learning" for the sites, while Chapter 4 will introduce "how to actually do it" with specific case studies.