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RWIS in Geislingen, South Germany helps to make the traffic safer

In the South German City Geislingen, a road weather system has been providing important data on road weather conditions and environmental conditions since the beginning of 2016. A non-invasive NIRS31 ground sensor, a WS400 compact weather sensor and a camera are the most important components of the station. In addition, a MARWIS mobile road weather sensor is also in use, which provides additional information directly from the patrol vehicle.

The mobile as well as stationary measured values are evaluated and visualized with the help of the ViewMondo monitoring software from the Lufft IT partner Informatik Werkstatt. The data are used for the organisation and optimisation of winter service carried out by the city's road maintenance depot. The project was handled by MICKS, which was completely integrated into Lufft in January 2018.

The customer is very satisfied with the station and is planning another similar system, which will soon be started and also carried out by the same project team from Lufft.

More about the Road Weather Sensors from Lufft

Compact Weather Sensor WS400 with detection of temperature, relative humidity, air pressure, precipitation intensity, precipitation quantity

WS400-UMB Smart Weather Sensor

Compact all-in-one weather sensor for measurement of temperature, relative humidity, precipitation intensity, precipitation type, precipitation quantity and air pressure.

Compact all-in-one weather sensor from the WS-Series. Measurement of temperature, relative humidity, precipitation intensity, precipitation type, precipitation quantity and air pressure.

  • Temperature, relative humidity, precipitation intensity, precipitation type, precipitation quantity and air pressure
  • NTC/T, Capacitive/RH, MEMS capacitive/Pressure, 24 GHz Doppler radar/Precipitation
  • Compact all-in-one weather sensor, low power, heater, aspirated radiation shield, maintenance-free operation, open communication protocol
  • RS485 with supported protocols UMB-Binary, UMB-ASCII, Modbus-RTU, Modbus-ASCII, XDR and SDI-12
Lufft MARWIS-UMB mobile advanced road weather information sensor - road weather - road weather information sensor - rwis - motorway - highway - runway - airport - road weather sensor - road sensor - mobile sensor - friction

MARWIS - Mobile Advanced Road Weather Information Sensor

MARWIS is the first road and runway weather sensor detecting road conditions, temperatures, friction and other parameters mobile and in real time from driving vehicles.

MARWIS is the first road and runway weather sensor detecting road conditions, temperatures, friction and other parameters mobile in real time for vehicles.

  • Road condition (dry, moist, wet, ice, snow, slush, chemically wet), road surface temperature, ambient temperature, water film height up to 6mm, dew point temperature, relative humidity, ice percentage, friction (calculated)
  • Optical LED transmitters, photo receivers, pyrometer, infrared
  • Mobile, plug and play, 100 measurements per second with max. output rate of 10Hz, multifunctional, real time thermal mapping, wireless data transfer
  • Bluetooth, RS485, CAN-Bus
Non-invasive road weather sensor, RWIS, road sensor, stationary road weather system, road weather, friction

Non Invasive Road Sensor NIRS31-UMB

The NIRS31-UMB is a non-invasive road weather sensor with optical principle. It is mounted several meters above the ground and can even monitor bridges...

The NIRS31-UMB is a non-invasive road weather sensor with optical principle. It is mounted several meters above the ground and can even monitor bridges...

  • Layer thickness of water, snow and ice, surface conditions (dry, damp, wet, snow, ice), friction, road surface temperature, saline concentration
  • Optical principle, pyrometer
  • non-invasive, easy to install and add to existing measurement networks, friction measurement, real time data providing
  • UMB-binary, SDI-12, ASCII-UMB, analog outputs in combination with digital-analog-converter DACON8-UMB
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