What We Do
From single research weather stations on buoys, ships, or on shore, to integrated weather networks, Campbell Scientific has become the worldwide standard for climate and water quality measurements in harsh marine environments. Accurate measurements, low power requirements, and proven reliability in extreme conditions make our weather stations ideal for meteorological, hydrological, and water quality monitoring anywhere on earth.
To see how our systems meet your application needs, review our case studies »
The Same Hardware Installed on Mount Everest
The Campbell Intercept™ CCT AWOS solution is based upon the same weather station hardware that is used to withstand the harshest of conditions on Mount Everest. The weather stations installed on Mount Everest are the highest in the world. Visit the Everest Project web pages to learn more.
Customize a System
Most of the systems we sell are customized. Tell us what you need and we'll help you configure a system that meets your exact needs.
Instrumentation
We offer a variety of products that can be used to create systems for Marine-Grade Weather Stations. Many of the major components used to create these systems are listed below. Please let us know if we can help you configure a system.
Case Studies
Overview The existing port of Limon was constructed over 30 years ago. With the increase of......read more
Pont del Petroli was built in the 1960s to enable the transfer of oil from......read more
The Poulsbo Marine Science Center is a non-profit educational facility located on Liberty Bay on......read more
Weather stations aboard buoys in the Atlantic Ocean, west of Ireland, provide the UK Met......read more
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Most Campbell Scientific systems are built from individual components. This provides maximum flexibility for our customers, but it does not lend itself to pricing a "typical" system. Contact Campbell Scientific for assistance in pricing a system to meet the unique needs of the application.