A webinar about the latest developments in flood early warning systems was held on Friday, 19 June. The Peruvian company of Enviroequip organized online presentation and invited the manufacturer of [...]
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Maintenance-Free Lead-Acid Gel Batteries in sirens serve as a primary source of power for amplifiers and, in case of a power failure from the mains or solar cells, batteries also serve [...]
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There have been hundreds of hydroelectric power plant accidents and dam failures in history, causing damage of a greater or lesser extent to people, property, and the environment. Only in [...]
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Hydroelectric power stations are built under strict safety standards and regulations; however, the world has still witnessed accidents in the past, causing substantial damage to the local environment. In the [...]
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There are thousands of hydroelectric power stations in the world. From small, capable of generating energy for a couple of houses or a village, to huge ones, providing electricity to [...]
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The purpose of mass public warning systems is undeniable. However, for sirens to perform their functions at the right time, they need to be tested, and in case of a [...]
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Indonesia is a country with a long history of natural disasters that have always threatened its people's lives. It is because the country lies in the so-called "Fire Circle", the [...]
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What causes earthquakes? We have many superstitions about animals – can they help to predict disasters? What does modern technology allow today? Read some interesting facts from the animal kingdom [...]
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The Mexican company of Alta Prevención participated in a unique event in the capital of Mexico – Mexico City. During 7-9 August, 2019, its representatives introduced early warning systems for [...]
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SPS ITALIA is one of the most prestigious trade fairs for electronic automation and digitalisation technologies in Italy. This year it took place in Fierra Di Parma from 28th to [...]
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