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Dear Reader,
Welcome to SPOTTLIGHT – our quarterly newsletter that gives you the latest on what’s happening globally at OTT HydroMet, as Dr. Baker Perry, Professor of Climatology and the Nevada State Climatologist in the Department of Geography at the University of Nevada, Reno, says, “to open the door for all kinds of scientific investigation.”
For this edition, we are excited to share:
- Climate monitoring from the highest peak of the Americas
- Atonometrics joined OTT HydroMet to enhance solar performance monitoring portfolio
- How to choose the right Class A pyranometer for your PV plant
- Why MTBF matters: decades of accuracy and zero downtime with Kipp & Zonen sensors
- Early Warning Systems for Heavy Rain and Flooding – On-Demand Webinar
- Met Tech World Expo 2025: A Day Full of Inspiration – Now in Video
- Veralto Sustainability Report 2025
Highlights
Peak Measurement
Discover the awe-inspiring project to monitor the atmosphere of Aconcagua. This captivating journey takes you to the highest reaches of our planet, where OTT HydroMet sensors at extreme altitudes gather crucial data.
OTT HydroMet Acquires Atonometrics
Expanding our solar monitoring portfolio to help energy providers boost performance and resilience in a changing climate.
Which Class A Pyranometer Fits Your PV Plant?
Not sure which model suits your PV plant? Our blog compares SMP10, SMP12, and SMP22 to help you choose the ideal Kipp & Zonen pyranometer for precision and reliability.
Decades of Accuracy, Zero Downtime
From the 1990s to today, Kipp & Zonen pyranometers prove unmatched durability. Learn how MTBF ensures decades of reliable solar data and lower maintenance costs.
Early Warning Systems for Heavy Rain and Flooding
In this on-demand webinar, OTT HydroMet guides you through building a reliable flood warning network using turnkey solutions tailored to your community’s needs. Learn from real-world examples and discover how to strengthen your flood preparedness with smart, scalable technology.
Missed the Meteo Tech World Expo?
No worries – we’ve recorded the best moments for you!
Follow the link below to access:
- The panel discussion “Climbing for Climate” with international experts from King’s college, WMO and meteorological services
- Thought-leader presentations on Climate Research on Aconcagua by Dr. Tom Matthews (Senior Lecturer in Environmental Geography, King’s College), the future of circular economy by Adrian Crawford (Director R&D, OTT HydroMet) and the updated Lufft WS all-in-one weather sensor family by Cody Beedlow (Product Manager, OTT HydroMet)
- Product videos featuring OTT FMS (Ephrem Charmois, Sales Manager, PTT Fance), Pluvio² and Parsivel² (Katja Weber, Application Development Manager – Hydrology)
Industry Events
Powering the Future of Solar Innovation | December 3, 2025 | WEBINAR
OTT HydroMet, Kipp & Zonen, and Atonometrics are joining forces to redefine solar energy performance monitoring. Together, we’re unlocking smarter decisions, more efficient systems, and measurable sustainability outcomes for industries worldwide.
AMS Annual Meeting | January 25 – 29, 2026 | Houston, Texas, USA
We’re excited to invite you to the 106th AMS Annual Meeting, where science, innovation, and community converge. This year’s theme, “Fast and Slow Thinking: The Human Factor in a Rapidly Changing World,” sets the stage for dynamic conversations and groundbreaking insights into meteorology, climate science, and environmental technology.
Intertraffic Amsterdam | March 10 – 13, 2026 | Amsterdam, The Netherlands
We’ll be showcasing our comprehensive product portfolio in smart mobility and traffic technology at the world’s leading trade event for traffic and transport. Join us at Booth 05.338 to explore how our solutions are shaping the future of mobility.
Veralto Sustainability Report 2025
In a world increasingly focused on how humans can responsibly live within our environment, OTT HydroMet is on the front lines, empowering communities to observe and measure the natural world, strengthening resilience against climate variability and rising energy demand.
