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This document includes technical proposal recipes and sample phrases utilizing the KIYOMASA PRO, a weather information and alert notification system specifically designed for on-site use. It is a must-read for those involved in large-scale projects such as dam and river construction, which deal with extensive watersheds and catchment areas, as well as those who wish to monitor weather conditions across broad areas for bridge and road construction, and for those looking to use signage to notify of dangers. [Contents] - Case examples of utilizing KIYOMASA PRO + wide-area weather monitoring alert "Degard" - Case examples of utilizing KIYOMASA PRO + MoniDAS for signage and monitor displays, etc. For more details, please refer to the PDF or feel free to contact us.

• Weather Survey

◆Guard any area with polygons! The site can set a designated area, and if a forecast is issued indicating that precipitation, wind speed, lightning, or tornado risk exceeds the set threshold within that area, an alert notification will be sent. For road and railway construction, the monitoring area will follow the construction section. For dam and river construction, it will support the decision to halt work due to precipitation or strong winds by monitoring watersheds, catchment areas, and upstream basins. ◆Guard at administrative boundaries! You can set administrative boundaries such as districts, towns, and prefectures as monitoring areas. (It is also possible to register multiple municipalities as a single area.) Along with the areas where warnings and advisories are issued, you can monitor heavy rain and strong winds within that area, enabling early safety measures and reporting actions on-site. ◆Guard step by step! With DeGuard, you can set multiple monitoring areas or establish thresholds with different levels within the same area. In river construction, you can set a wide catchment area as the first monitoring area and a basin close to the site as the second monitoring area. While the wide area may have a significant time lag, it prepares for rising water levels, and the area close to the site can quickly respond to the possibility of sudden increases in heavy rain.

• River construction
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• Other construction services

This is a service specialized in broadcasting signage at construction sites, equipped with an alert function that appeals to the senses. It can continuously display information from "KIYOMASA PRO," which provides pinpoint weather information for the site, in a dashboard format on large monitors or PCs, and additionally issues warnings through pop-ups and audio alerts. It can be useful for enhancing safety management on-site and raising awareness of crisis management among workers.

• River construction

【NETIS Registration Number: KT-230016-VE】 The weather risk management mobile tool "KIYOMASA PRO" provides pinpoint weather forecasts specifically for construction sites and includes alert functions. In addition to the traditional services, a notification feature has been added to assist in determining work feasibility, helping to inform and avoid various risks such as labor accident risks due to severe weather, equipment loss risks, and risks related to schedule and quality management. 【How to Use】 Enter the site-specific ID and password at the designated URL to log in to the dedicated site. It can be used on your smartphone, tablet, or PC browser. *Recommended browser: Google Chrome There are no restrictions on the number of users accessing the site, so individuals not affiliated with the site, such as those from headquarters or the safety department involved in site safety, can also view it. 【How to Apply】 Download the application form from the dedicated construction weather homepage "Construction Weather PRO," and fill in the necessary information such as the site’s latitude and longitude and usage period. After filling it out, please send it via email to the Life Business Weather Sales Department. Once you receive a confirmation email, your application is complete.

• Weather Survey