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Typhoon Monitoring Instrumentation

  09/09/2009
Following an international competition, NTU has selected Axys' Triaxys directional wave sensor to measure the waves generated by typhoons approaching the coast of Taiwan. The Triaxys sensor will be integrated onto NTU's modified Atlas (Autonomous Temperature Line Acquisition System) metocean buoy.
Typhoon monitoring System for the Taiwanese University 

 

Atlas is a 2.3m diameter toroid fabricated with fiberglass over a foam core.  Axys' proprietary Triaxys wave sensor will deliver the highly accurate directional wave data required for scientific research and weather forecasting.

 

Axys' exclusive representative in Taiwan, Sino Instruments Co. Ltd. facilitated the purchase and will also assist NTU with the integration of the sensor.  Terms of the contract are confidential.

 

National Taiwan University is the most prestigious institution of higher education in Taiwan.  NTU sets its objective for development in three major fields: humanities and social sciences, basic sciences and applied sciences.



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