Coastal Environmental Systems Mobile and Portable MILITARY Weather

Coastal Environmental Systems Mobile and Portable MILITARY Weather Stations The world leader in cutting edge reliable monitoring systems.

Coastal Environmental Systems Founded in 1981 l Goal: To collect and telemeter high quality environmental data l Began with cutting edge instrumentation for Military and University research l Evolved to large production projects l New Goal: Integrate high quality environmental data into DB’s, Networks, Lan’s, Wan’s, www. l

Coastal Environmental Systems Major Aviation weather customers: Air Force, Navy, Marines, FAA, NWS l Aviation Stations from small 60 second setup portable to complete Airport systems l Best Customer Support in the Industry l (and the references to back that up) l ALL of our station are built with the FUTURE in mind!

Coastal’s Beginning(1981) Arctic Stations l l First contracts – US Navy – Polar Ice REQUIRED: – Must survive cold/salt/ice – Completely unattended – Automatic re-start – NO MAINTENANCE

Major Contracts Won in Last 5 Years l l l US Marines - METMF(R) - 40+ stations US Air Force - Thule Greenland 7+ stations NWS - PDB-1 -- 240+ stations US Navy Antarctic/Mc. Murdo - 12 stations US Air Force - Patrick and Vandenberg - 50+ stations FAA - SAWS - 275 stations NWS - RSOIS - 100+ stations US Navy - SMOOS - 150 stations Israeli Military Forces - 285 Stations NWS - Fischer Porter - 2, 700 Stations US Air Force - OS-21 FBS - 200 stations

Who relies on Coastal’s Weather Stations? NASA: The Space Shuttle • In a joint Air Force NASA program they had Coastal create a “SUPER” Aviation weather station which has a completely redundant backup system operating in tandem with the primary system to assist in guiding the Space Shuttle in for a safe landing.

Who relies on Coastal’s Weather Stations? White House: The US President • Coastal build and installed an aviation weather station at Andrews Air Base – home base for the President and all the White House staff.

Who relies on Coastal’s Weather Stations? US NAVY: The South Pole • Working with the U. S. Navy and the NSF (National Science Foundation) Coastal was able to modify our aviation system to be the first ever to survive and operate at THE South Pole station. (it gets as cold as -90 degrees!).

Who relies on Coastal’s Weather Stations? US Air Force: Every world-wide Base • The US Air Force purchased over 110 Aviation stations for almost every US Air Force Base and Army Base in the US and around the world.

Next – Military Land Based Military Weather Stations l l l Weatherpak® Hostile environment Easy to employ Automatic re-start Automatic North Low Power Small size and intuitive set-up

NOW: Fixed, Tactical, Vehicle, Portable l Portable Stations – – – – Weatherpak® - Air Force Auto aligning - compass Stands up to rough handling Many telemetry types Self – powered (battery_ Set-up < 60 seconds One person operation Can be de-contaminated Over 500 sold !

Tech Escort Army l l l Used for Fire control Quick set-up Small compact tranport size Weatherpak® - Army

METMF(R) - US Marines Deployable Complete Weather for Air Operations l l Network of Stations Meteorburst Communications Base, All met, Ceilometer, Viz, Present weather Expandable to Lightning, Freezing Rain

NBC Station In - Field Use l Very compact – Small case and canvas bag – Case is: 16 x 20 x 9 in Bag is 4 ft long l l Easy to set-up Self aligning 5 Meter height Calculates – Winds – Pasquell/Gifford Stability Class – Air Temp

Navy - Field Station Support Air Operations l l l Runs on AC power Very accurate Basic Data Fits on any 1. 5 inch pole Calculates average wind, temperature, humidity and stability Shown in carry case

Tactical Portable Aviation Weatherpak®

Tactical Portable Aviation Weatherpak® l Self Contained – – l Winds Compass - self aligning Pressure AT, Rh, Dew Point Expansion – Visibility – Cloud height – Other

Tactical Portable Aviation Weatherpak® l Set - up – Basic model < 60 seconds l Robust – Double O-ring Seal – -40 to +60 C l l l High Accuracy Multiple types of communication Over 2000 in use

Zeno® Weather Station Back-Pack size for Navy l Basic Meteorology Sensors – Winds, Air Temperature Pressure, Relative humidity l l Add on sensors Cloud height, visibility Communications Radio, dial-up, cell phone, Iridium, GOES, INMARSAT, Basic Station fits in this Backpack

Antarctica - Navy Zeno® Weather Station l l Includes cloud height, visibility, Network UHF Radio LOW POWER – Sensor selection – Intelligent station – Self - diagnostics l l Auto re-start in Spring Can be Upgraded for more sensors

International Militaries l l l l French Air Force French Navy Swedish Armed Forces Chilean Navy Mexican Air Force Singapore Civil Defense Armada de Ecuador German Air Force Taiwan Military Army of Poland Mexican Navy Indonesian Air Force NATO Sweden Military Forces new Tactical System

Air Force, Army, Navy Bases (with a Coastal Environmental Weather Station) l 1 st Infantry Div, Chem. Section 7 th CES/CEX, Dyess AFB 8 th CES/CEF, Kunsan AB, Korea 16 th CES/CEX, Hurlburt Field 18 th CES/CEX, Kadena AB, Japan 45 th CES/CEX, Patrick AFB, FL 55 th CES/CEX, Offutt AFB, NE 778 th CES/CEF, Robins AFB, GA 60 th CES/CEX, Travis AFB, CA 61 st CELS, Los Angeles AFB, CA 62 nd CES/CEX, Mc. Chord AFB, WA 75 th CES/CEX, Hill AFB, UT 81 st CES/CEF, Keesler AFB, MS (MTR) 82 nd CES/CEF, Ramstein, Germany 88 th ABW/CECMX, Wright Patterson AFB 89 th CES/CEX, Andrews AFB 90 CES/CEX, FL ANG 94 th MSG/CEF, Dobbins ARB, GA (MTR) 95 th CEG/CEF, Edwards AFB 96 th CES/CEX, Eglin AFB, FL 100 th SPTG/CEF 103 rd CES/CEX. CT ANG 104 FW/CE, MA ANG 105 th CES/ABO Stewart NGB l 106 th CF/SCX, NY ANG l l l l l l l l l l l l 107 th CES/Niagara Falls ANG 110 th CES/Michigan ANGB 111 FW/CES, Willow Grove ARS, PA 113 th CEX/CES, Andrews AFB 119 th CES/ND ANG 120 th DEAO/Montana ANG 127 th CES/CEX, Selfridge ANG, MI 128 th CES/AO Wisconsin ANG 129 th CES/CEX CA ANG 136 th CES/DE, TX ANG 139 th CES/MOANG 138 th FW/ CES/CEX, Tulsa, OK 144 TH FW/CES/CEX, CA ANG 162 FW/CES, AZ ANG 163 rd Air Res. Wing, March ARB, CA 164 th CES/CEX, TN ANG 166 th CES, DE ANG 167 th AW/CEX-WV ANG 174 th FW, Syracuse NY 180 th CES/OHIO ANG 181 st CES/Indiana ANG 182 nd CES/CEX, Peoria, IL 183 rd FW, Springfield IL l l l l l l 184 th CES/AO Kansas ANG 187 th CES CEX, Montgomery, AL 188 th CEX, AR ANG 209 th CEX/CEF, Gulfport, MS (MTR) 254 CES CEX, ANG, Guam 301 st CES CEX, NAS Fort Worth, TX 305 th CES/CEX Mc. Guire AFB, NJ 320 th AEG/FMFC, Saudi Arabia 325 th CES/CEF, Tyndall AFB, FL 341 CES/CERF, Malmstrom AFB, MT 363 ECES/CEOL, Prince Sultan AB 403 rd CES/CEX 407 AEG, Tallil, AB Iraq 440 th Airlift Wing 452 MSG/CEX, March AFB, CA 510 th CES/CEX, USAF Academy 554 th Red Horse, Osan AB Korea 778 Th CES/CEF, Robins AFB, GA 819 th Red Horse, Malmstrom AFB, MT 910 th Air Reserve, Vienna, OH 911 th Airlift Wing 913 th AW CE, Willow Grove, PA 928 th Airlift Wing

Air Force l l l l l l l 928 th Airlift Wing 51 st CST (WMD) 6 th CST (WMD) 7 th CST (WMD) 10 th CST (WMD) 14 th CST (WMD) 31 st CST (WMD) (MTR) 32 nd CST (WMD) 41 st CST (WMD) 43 rd CST (WMD) 44 th CST (WMD) 45 th CST (WMD) 51 st CST (WMD) 52 nd CST (WMD) 53 rd CST (WMD) (MTR) 61 st CST (WMD) 63 rd CST (WMD) 71 st CST (WMD) 73 rd CST (WMD) 85 th CST (WMD) (MTR) 91 st CST (WMD) 92 nd CST (WMD) (MTR) 93 rd CST (WMD) 95 th CST (WMD) 101 st CST (WMD) 103 rd CST (WMD) l l l l l l l l l Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD Albany MC Logistics Base, NY Ali Al Salam AB, Kuwait Altus AFB Andrews AFB Arnold AFB Aviano AFB Baghdad Intr’nl Airport CEX Barksdale AFB Barstow MC Logistics Base Beale AFB Bolling AFB, DC Buckley AFB, CO Brooks AFB Brunswick Naval Air Station Camp Pendleton MC Cannon AFB CENTCOM Charleston AFB, SC Charleston NWS, SC Cherry Point FD China Lake NAWC Clear, AK AF Station Coastal Systems Sta. , USN Columbus AFB Concord Naval Weapons Station Cheyenne Mountain, AFB Dahlgren NSWC Davis-Monthan AFB Detroit Tank Arsenal, MI Diego Garcia Dobbins ARB, GA (MTR) DOD Fire Training Academy l l l l l l l Dover AFB Dugway Proving Grounds Dyess AFB Edwards AFB, CA Eglin AFB Eielson 354 th CES/CEX AFB Ellsworth AFB Elmendorf AFB F. E. Warren AFB Fairchild AFB Fort AP Hill Fort Benning, GA Fort Bliss Fort Bragg Fort Detrick, MD Fort Dix Fort Drum Fort Eustis, VA Fort Gordon Fort Greely Fort Jackson Fort Hood Fort Lee (MTR) Fort Mc. Coy l l l l l l l Fort Mc. Clellan Fort Monmouth FD Fort Reilly, KS Fort Sam Houston FD Rucker Fort Shaffer, HI Fort Stewart Fort Wainwright Goodfellow AFB Grand Forks AFB, ND Grissom ARB Guantanamo Bay Naval Base Hanscom AFB Hawthorne Army Munitions Hickam AFB Hill AFB Holloman AFB HQ Air Force Special Ops HQ USAFE/RSIXO Hunter AFB, GA Hurlburt Field Incirlik AB, Turkey Indianapolis NAWC Indian Springs USAF DTWC Kadena AB Kirtland AFB Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base

Air Force and ANG l l l l l l l l l Keesler AFB, MS (MTR) Kunsan AB, Korea Kuwait 9 AEG/LGC Lackland AFB, TX Lajes AB, Azores Langley AFB Laughlin AFB Lejeune/ New River FD Little Rock AFB, AR Long Beach Naval Station Los Angeles AFB, CA (MTR) Luke AFB Mac. Dill AFB Malmstrom AFB March AFB Maxwell AFB FD Mayport Naval Air Station MCAS, Beaufort, SC Mc. Chord AFB Mc. Connell AFB Mc. Dill, AFB Mc. Guire AFB, NJ RAF Mildenhall, England Minnesota ANG, CEX Minot AFB Misawa AB Misawa 35 th CES/CEX AB Moody AFB Mountain Home AFB NATO NAS Alameda, CA NAS Atsugi, Japan l l l l l l l l Wright-Patterson AFB California ANG Indiana ANG Kansas ANG Missouri NS Bangor, WA NAS Brunswick, ME NAWS China Lake, CA NAB Coronado, CA NAS Corpus Christi (MTR) NS Dahlgren NS Guam NS Ingleside, TX NS Jacksonville, FL NAS Keflavik, Iceland NS Naples, Italy NAS Oceana, VA NS San Diego, CA Nevada ANG CES/CEX NCTS Puget Sound Nellis AFB New London Naval Base, CT Offutt AFB Okinawa MC Osan AB Patrick AFB Patterson AFB, OH Pearl Harbor, HI Pope AFB, NC Port Hueneme Naval CBC Pt. Mugu NAWS l l l l l l l RAF Mildenhall Ramstein AB Randolph AFB Redstone Arsenal Reese AFB Rock Island Arsenal, IL Saudi Arabia 363 rd CES/CEX Schofield Barracks, HI Schriever AFB, CO Scott AFB Seymour Johnson AFB Shaw AFB Sheppard AFBNebraska AN Niagara Falls ANGB North Dakota ANG Ohio ANG South Dakota ANG Stewart ANGB West Virginia ANG Wisconsin ANG Sierra Army Depot Submarine Base Bangor Thule AFB Greenland Tinker AFB Tooele Army Depot Travis AFB Twenty-Nine Palms MC AGCC Tyndall AFB l l l l l l U. S. A. F. 1 MDG/SGSL U. S. A. F. Academy U. S. Army Auto/Tank CMD U. S. Army Tech Escort U. S. Army - Uijonbu, Korea U. S. Naval Fleet Acty SASEBO USCG 2 nd District USCG Atlantic Strike Team USCG Pacific Strike Team (MTR) USCG Gulf Strike Team USMC Albany Logistics Base Vance AFB Vandenberg AFB Westover AFB, MA Washington Navy Yard, DC White Sands Missile Range Whiteman AFB Wisconsin ANG Wright Patterson AFB FD (MTR) Yokota AB Youngstown AFRES Base

Communication options For Zeno and Weatherpak l Variety of Telemetry – – – – Ethernet Cell/GMS/GPRS Radio UHF/VHF/HF Iridium (satellite) Meteorburst ARGOS (satellite) Orb-Comm (satellite) Inmarsat C (satellite)

Power Options Zeno and Weatherpak l Solar Panels – Sized for any site on the Earth l Battery – 12 Volt – Special batteries for hot and cold environments – Self - diagnostics l l Vehicle Power Generator or Inverter

Special Features Flexibility l Electronic Compass – Weatherpak – Self – aligning; continuous auto-alignment l GPS – Weatherpak; Zeno – position or – true wind and speed and direction on moving platform – GPS time synchronization l Universal Serial Interface – Zeno – Connect to any serial sensor future expansion (NO new firmware or hardware needed! l Hermitically Sealed - Weatherpak – Can be used ANYWHERE on Earth

Special Applications Flexibility l Variety of Sensors for special needs – Non - moving part wind sensors – GPS for position or true wind and speed on moving platform – Lightning Sensors

Displays Field deployable stations l Field – – – – l LCD Vacuum Fluorescent LED Full color Detachable Palm top PALM Indoor – PC – Hardware (all above) Stand Alone Displays