Environmental instrumentation · remote telemetry · field serviceMaine Operations · North Atlantic Coverage 24 / 7 SUPPORT
FIELD-PROVEN MONITORING SYSTEMS

Reliable measurements.
Remote places.

Arkweather engineers environmental monitoring systems for research teams, infrastructure operators, and long-duration field programs.

1998Field operations established
18Active regional stations
24/7Telemetry support
AW / RFS-8
REMOTE FIELD STATION
Arkweather remote field station on a rugged coastal site
FIELD-READY−40°C TO +60°CIP66 ENCLOSURE
SYSTEM FAMILIES

Built as complete field platforms.

Sensors are only part of the job. Arkweather integrates measurement, logging, communications, power, enclosure, timing, and service into a maintainable system.

Arkweather meteorological station deployed on a high alpine site
AW / MET

Meteorological systems

Research-grade weather, radiation, precipitation, icing, and atmospheric context stations.

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Arkweather reference magnetometer inside a weatherproof field enclosure at a mountain site
AW / GEO

Reference instrumentation

GNSS, magnetometry, acoustic, seismic, and precision timing for synchronized field programs.

Includes Arkweather × Wyman reference hardware
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Rugged Arkweather field laptop displaying a live telemetry dashboard beside a remote mountain station
AW / COM

Telemetry & control

Cellular, satellite, radio, local storage, remote diagnostics, and resilient low-power control.

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END-TO-END FIELD ENGINEERING

From first sketch to year ten.

We work across the whole operating life of a monitoring system, including client-supplied instrumentation and specialized research hardware.

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01

Survey

Exposure, access, power, grounding, communications, and site constraints.

02

Engineer

Sensor integration, data architecture, enclosure, timing, and power budget.

03

Deploy

Installation, commissioning, baseline capture, and acceptance testing.

04

Support

Diagnostics, calibration, seasonal service, repair, and system refresh.

Wyman Laboratory field team servicing the NA-17 monitoring station on Mount Desert Island, Maine
NA-17 · MOUNT DESERT ISLAND, MAINE
SELECTED PROJECT

Long-duration sensing for Wyman Laboratory.

Arkweather provides synchronized logging, environmental context sensing, telemetry, remote power, and seasonal field service for a multi-site research network operated by Wyman Laboratory at Wheelock University.

CLIENT
Wyman Laboratory
REGION
North Atlantic
SERVICE
Active / multi-year
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PUBLIC DATA

Station status at a glance.

Selected client programs publish station state and environmental data through Arkweather-managed endpoints.

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Planning a remote monitoring program?

Talk with Arkweather field engineering about site requirements, instrumentation, telemetry, power, deployment, and long-term support.

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