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In this webinar, you’ll hear the results of a study of a vertical profiling lidar’s capacity to measure turbulence offshore, and a summary of TI results measured by WindCube Nacelle in several field campaigns.

This episode in our popular Moisture in Transformers series focuses entirely on the drying of transformers, and is a true can't-miss-learning opportunity hosted by Senja Leivo (Vaisala) & Paul Köstinger (Retranol GmbH).

Mining sites are located everywhere in the world, operating through every kind of weather such as thunderstorms, lightning, heavy rain and freezing conditions. General forecasts may not tell you exactly what to expect at your mining site, but modern weather observation technology makes this easier...

The demand for safe, locally grown food has exploded, creating a huge interest in Controlled Environment Agriculture worldwide. In this webinar, you'll learn the processes and technologies used by modern greenhouses, vertical and container farms to meet that demand.

Your organization might need to monitor humidity and temperature for many reasons, from preserving perishables to timing the installation of flooring on new concrete floors or protecting the health and well-being of employees and visitors.

Data centers are in constant search of better energy efficiency , optimizing the conditions to ensure the operation and effective cooling system overall. Join us in a free Vaisala webinar for HVAC professionals to learn how to gain the benefits of precise humidity and outdoor measurements, how...

Two industry experts bring combined experience of over four decades in validation, mapping, and monitoring to discuss best practices for controlled-temperature chambers in GxP applications.

What is the maximum process pressure for Vaisala’s process refractometers? Can I measure hot sulphuric acid? What is the maximum condensate consumption with our recommended wash times in green liquor application? These are some of the questions we have received previously and will answer in this...