Wxline, featuring Strike Guard™
Wxline, LLC
The Strike Guard™ lightning detection system
employs state-of-the-art technology to address the
most demanding lightning safety and equipment
protection applications.
(General to Advanced Audience)
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Anti-icing & Deicing Nozzles
Manual: Ice-Control, LIB-205, October 4, 2004, Rev. 6,
Task Force Tips, Inc. (TFT)
(Advanced to Technical Audience)
(Adobe PDF file)
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EMERGENCY BEACONS
Search and Rescue Satellite-aided Tracking (SARSAT),
National Environmental Satellite, Data,
and Information Service (NESDIS),
NOAA Satellite and Information Service,
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA),
U.S. Department of Commerce
(General to Advanced Audience)
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NOAA Weather Radio
National Weather Service (NWS),
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA),
U.S. Department of Commerce
(General to Advanced Audience)
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Robert E. White Instruments, Inc.
Robert E. White Instruments, Inc. (REW)
(General Audience)
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STORM HAWK® - The Radar in the Palm of Your Hand
WeatherData, Inc.
(General Audience)
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Survival Equipment - Has It Really Changed?
James M. Johnson, Washington Pilots Association
courtesy of Equipped to Survive™
(General Audience)
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OUR TECHNOLOGIES (GORE-TEX® Products)
W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.
(General Audience)
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THOR GUARD - INTEGRATED LIGHTNING PREDICTION AND WARNING SYSTEMS
THOR GUARD, Inc.
(General to Advanced Audience)
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The changeability and extremes weather exhibits make safety products such
as weather safety equipment and survival gear an absolute necessity.
Weather safety equipment ranges from doppler radar, airport wind shear
warning systems and aircraft deicing equipment to a simple thermometer.
Survival gear may constitute full survival suits available to marine
oil rig workers, GPS emergency locator beacons, or GORE-TEX® ski
gloves and sleeping bags.
We direct you to websites and articles pertaining to weather safety
equipment and survival gear. When preparing for a weather emergency or
any type of emergency, do not forget about the most important piece of
survival gear you have at your disposal — your brain! Learning
what to do in an emergency and using common sense are critical keys to
surviving any hazardous weather situation. If you know you may be
engaged in an activity or located in a region where weather can pose a
hazard, learn what weather safety equipment or survival gear is available,
acquire the gear, and learn how to use it properly.
Authored by Kenneth L. Anderson.
Original article published 9 July 2005.
Follow links to the right to learn more about weather safety equipment and weather survival equipment and gear.
At the left margin, Related Links address topics of interest
pertaining to professional and home weather equipment and other weather topics. View the
Weather & Meteorology SiteMap
for a complete list of meteorology and weather-related topics.
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