North Atlantic Reference Network
Environmental sensing, field-reference logging, telemetry, power, and service support for Wyman Laboratory at Wheelock University.
Program overview
Arkweather supports a distributed set of Wyman Laboratory field installations operating in New England and the North Atlantic region. Work includes standardized environmental context sensing, timing infrastructure, ruggedized acquisition, and remote station health.
Several sites also integrate Wyman-owned research instruments. Arkweather's role is limited to documented electrical, environmental, timing, hardware, and data-interface requirements supplied by the client.
The current service program grew out of earlier joint field work and the formal ARK Weather Research Cooperative partnership established in 2022.
Common platform, controlled research configurations.
Wyman field sites use standard Arkweather products alongside co-developed and client-owned research instrumentation. Research processing remains Wyman-managed.
Remote Field Station
Station power, environmental context, logging, communications, and health monitoring.
ARKWEATHER STANDARD PLATFORM →AW / RIN-6 · WFI-06Reference Integration Node
Joint Arkweather/Wyman timing and multi-reference acquisition hardware.
JOINT DEVELOPMENT →AW / MAG-2Fluxgate Interface Module
Synchronized low-noise acquisition for three-axis magnetic reference sensors.
PRODUCT DETAILS →AW / EFM-2Electric Field Module
Atmospheric-electric acquisition and local environmental-quality channels.
PRODUCT DETAILS →Arkweather does not publish Wyman research firmware, processing methods, or nonstandard sensor specifications. Public product pages cover Arkweather-manufactured hardware and standard interfaces only.