INDIA
INDIAN TSUNAMI WARNING
SYSTEM
Step 1: first seafloor observatory
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.
M/V Akademik Boris Petrov,
Bay of Bengal,
September 27, 2006 - 18:30 UTC
Class Poseidon Envirtech tsunameter DS1, built for the
indian National Institute of Ocean Technology, has been
successfully deployed on a 3100 meters depth seafloor.
More photos.
ITALY
10th March, 2006
MeTAS DS2,
second prototype deep station for real
time tsunami
measuring in the Mediterranean Sea, has been successfully
tested few miles off shore Palermo, Sicily.
The platform has been equipped with Paroscientific high
precision pressure gauge and related envirtech
ARM datalogger, hosted in titanium vessels.
A customized, very powerful, litium battery pack has been used
to obtain more than 2 years of power autonomy.
In this second platform will be tested an underwater
telecommunication system based on magneto-inductive transceivers.
The DS2 Deep Station (Vulcan Class) could be
configured to collect many other parameters
using
seismometers,
Hydrophones, quality probes, current profilers and so on. In
this way, together the
companion buoy equipped with meteorological
station and further transducers, it will be implemented
up-to-date real time
seafloor observatory
able to increase the benefit/cost ratio of any Tsunami
Warning System.
UK
London 21th March 2006
Oceanology 2006
Envirtech has presented the MeTAS Deep
Station 2 - The seafloor observatory for the Mediterranean Tsunami
Alarm System. A great number of skilled visitors found the Envirtech
solution very apreciable. The underwater system will be soon
deployed on a 2200 mwd seabed off shore North coast of Sicily.
ITALY
Unesco IOC
ICG/NEAMTWS
Rome, November 21-22
Italian Prof. Stefano Tinti has been appointed
Chairman of the Intergovernmental
Coordinating Group for the Tsunami Early Warning and Mitigation
System in the Northeastern Atlantic,
the Mediterranean and
Connected Seas,
hold in Rome under the auspices of the Italian
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry for Environment
and Protection of the Territory. Envirtech and Telecom Italia,
sponsor of the meeting, presented to the delegates their
solution for Tsunami Warning System in the Mediterranean sea. (press
release).
Philippines
Manila - Sep 9 Envirtech
has
presented to
PAGASA a special buoys network solution to implement an
early warning system for Typhoons
precursors.
In a distinct session prettily conceded by the
PHIVOLCS
(Philippine Institute of Volcanology & Seismology) has been
presented the Envirtech deep ocean seismological gauges network.
has returned to Rome, from his Cape Horn solitary
expedition, where he conducted successful survey to prove
his theory on ancient human migrations trek from Oceania to
South American continent via Antarctic.
Bangkok
June 22, 2005 our Project Manager
for Tsunami Warning System development, Daniele
Calore, has presented Envirtech Deep Sea solution for tsunamis
detection.
