For over 15 years they have used the XMU, MMU and XMU+ to broadcast weather forecasts and warnings to over 5 million Canadians each year. E8.5 EA4
Uses the XMU+ to broadcast road and general information to 14,000 employees at one of Britain's largest nuclear sites. E8.5 EA4
Due to the hostile nature of weather in Canada, millions of people rely on Environment Canada for accurate weather forecasts, highway information and emergency alerts. In other countries, millions more rely on their national governments, local governments or private agencies to provide similar up to the minute infomation. Whether you’re planning a vacation, hauling goods, spraying your crops, or you simply want to know how to dress your children for school, you need some place you can count on for the latest weather updates, road closures and driving conditions.
Disseminating weather and road conditions to millions of people is easy when you have a mini weather radio system. These systems broadcasts information over an assigned radio frequency or play messages over a phone line 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week. Users have the choice of tuning into a specific radio frequency to get updated information or calling a toll free phone number to listen to a series of messages. The broadcasts and messages can be updated as frequently as weather and road conditions change, and if an emergency arises the system can be used to alert people of the situation and so they can take appropriate action. A well engineered information dissemination system can easily provides millions of people with the weather and road information they need, when they need it.
People can get the latest weather and road conditions 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week by simply tuning into a specific frequency on their radios.
Weather and road information can be recorded and then posted as messages on a phone system, then people can call into the toll free number to listen to the latest information.
Keep the public informed when an emergency situation occurs such as a major road closure, extremely dangerous driving condition or natural event such as a tornado or fire.
Easily update information as conditions change to ensure people only receive the most accurate information possible.
With over 31 years experience and over 250,000 installations in 60 countries around the world, Interalia has the solutions you need to disseminate information on weather and road conditions.
