Accurately measuring snow water equivalent (SWE) can be a difficult and costly undertaking. Current technologies and methodology all have their pros and cons. We are hosting three free information sessions to discuss a new, non-contact SWE measurement technology, made possible with the CS725, the Campbell Scientific Snow Water Equivalent Sensor.
What you will learn
- The benefits of using a non-contact technology
- How the CS725 solves some of the existing inaccuracy problems of standard SWE measurment technologies
- Cost savings associated with using the CS725 over other technology
Who should attend
- Hydro Power forecasters, etc.
- Flood forecasters
- Snow water equivalent researchers
What attendees will walk away with
- A better understanding of comparable SWE measurement technologies and costs
- An understanding of the CS725 sensor
To register for a session, click the session link. These sessions are free to attend.
Session 1
June 24, 2014 at 1pm
Dobbelsteyn Service & Maintenance Ltd.
12 Rooney Crescent, Suite 101, Moncton NB E1E 4M3
If there is enough interest – a morning session can be added. 18 persons per session max.
Session 2
June 25, 2014 at 1pm
Future Inns Halifax 30 Fairfax Drive
Halifax NS B3S 1P1
30 person max.
Session 3
June 26, 2014 at 1pm
Ramada St. John’s
102 Kenmount Rd, St John's NL A1B 3R2
30 person max.