Webinar: New Generation of laser-based Snow Depth Detection

18. July 2017

Meteorology

Watch this webinar recording and you will learn more about the laser-based snow depth sensor Lufft SHM31, which combines latest laser technology with reliability even under the toughest environments. Our expert in optical sensors Holger Wille will explain the measurement principle of the laser-based sensor and the main advantages out of it compared to the now ultrasonic snow depth measurements.

Laser-based snow depth sensors versus ultrasonic instruments
Differences between the new Lufft SHM31 and its predecessor SHM30
Applications and success stories

Watch the 60-minute webinar for free.

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