Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI - River Construction Water Level Measures
Centralized management of weather forecasts and on-site water levels in the cloud! Automatic notifications via electronic display boards and business chat during emergencies.
In river construction, how to respond to changes in rainfall upstream, along with on-site water level observations, is significantly related to safety management. In environments where there are concerns about weather forecasts, equipment preparedness, and information management, the risk of temporary structures collapsing or heavy machinery being submerged due to rapid water level rises is always present. Do you have such concerns? - The water level at the construction site rises sharply due to rainfall in the upstream area. - Weather forecasts and water level observations are managed separately, making it difficult to issue evacuation instructions quickly. The challenges you face can be addressed by Sysmet Co., Ltd.'s [Natural Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI]. - Rainfall forecasts for multiple locations at the site and upstream, with pinpoint weather forecasts available for up to 17 days ahead in 500m mesh. - Water levels at the construction site, measured by a [battery-operated water level gauge], can be centrally managed on a dedicated website. - It is possible to automatically notify weather information (rainfall and water levels) from the site via business chat. *The business chats that can send notifications include "LINE WORKS," "direct," "WowTalk," and "Microsoft Teams." *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.
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Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Prefectures, Ordered Construction, Water Resources Agency Technical Proposals, Creativity and Innovation On-site Safety Measures, Visualization through the Cloud
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