Civil Engineering River Construction Battery-powered Water Level Gauge Cloud Management Combined with Weather Forecasting

The disaster prevention system 【ZEROSAI】 has implemented a notification function integration with the 【Disaster Prevention Board】 and various business chats. Please utilize it for information sharing during disasters, safety measures on-site, creative ideas, and technical proposals! The business chats that have been integrated are as follows: LINEWORKS direct Wowtalk Microsoft Teams Previously, notifications were only sent via email when weather information exceeded threshold values, but now notifications will also be sent through your business chat to prevent information leaks. Information from the integrated Disaster Prevention Board includes: 1. Exceeding forecast threshold values - 1-hour rainfall, continuous rainfall - Average wind speed, thunderclouds - Above set temperature, below set temperature, heatstroke index 2. Exceeding observation threshold values - 1-hour rainfall, continuous rainfall - Average wind speed, maximum instantaneous wind speed - Above set temperature, below set temperature 3. Warnings, alerts, and special warnings - Special warnings (storm, heavy rain, blizzard, heavy snow) - Alerts (storm, heavy rain, flood, blizzard, heavy snow) - Warnings (heavy rain, heavy snow, snowstorm, thunder, strong winds, flood)

On February 24 (Tuesday), the Japan Meteorological Agency announced its three-month forecast for March to May. In the vicinity of Japan, the upper-level westerlies are expected to flow more to the north than usual, making it likely to be covered by warm air. As a result, above-average temperatures are predicted for March and April in regions excluding Okinawa and Amami, and nationwide in May. With an increase in warm days, there may also be days when it feels hot enough to sweat during the daytime. On sunny days, ultraviolet rays are likely to be strong, so please take precautions such as wearing hats and using sunscreen. For more details, please visit our website.