States & Municipalities
With the right monitoring in place, you can protect lives and infrastructure. Take decisive action to safeguard your communities from extreme weather events.
With the right monitoring in place, you can protect lives and infrastructure. Take decisive action to safeguard your communities from extreme weather events.
Our software translates forecasts and monitoring data into clear, actionable narratives.
We offer a comprehensive approach to climate resilience and severe weather risk.
We enable interagency collaboration to mobilize weather data when it’s needed most.
solution guide
In this solution guide, you’ll learn how to better prepare, design, and plan for flooding events, improve resiliency, and employ technologies that help protect lives and property.
severe weather preparedness
Weather damage can be expensive for community property and vital infrastructure – especially if you’re not prepared. Our smart tracking gives you the best chance to clear areas and schedule contingency plans to keep key services running.
mass notification
With extreme weather events on the way, it’s crucial you warn local communities. Our high-decibel alert systems can be used in a wide range of locations to make sure everyone knows when they should seek shelter.
operational efficiency
Our depth of expertise and range of solutions can help you tackle the many emerging threats of extreme weather. And with a support team on-hand to help you make the tough calls, you can be confident handling any weather event.
AEM Elements 360 is a multi-hazard weather intelligence solution and the cornerstone of the Elements Resiliency Platform.
Find out moreOur road weather system improves operational and disaster response time with quality, real-time, localized environmental data.
Find out moreState-of-the-art technology for warning the public to stay out of flooded roadways.
Find out moreThe ideal compact and rugged solution for managing hydrology and meteorology environmental parameters.
Find out moreTo maintain real-time awareness of dynamic flood conditions, Santa Barbara County’s Flood Control District maintains a public-facing website powered in part by AEM’s Contrail platform. Flood Control also maintains a network of field cameras to supplement its Contrail data and provide even greater situational awareness. This is how and why they chose to integrate the two.
To remain aware of where they face the greatest wildfire risk, Ventura County officials have created and continue to expand a network of Remote Automated Weather Stations (RAWS). But network expansion poses a chicken-and-egg problem for the county: how do you identify new at-risk when you don’t already have a fixed RAWS at the site to collect the necessary data? This is the story of how they've solved that problem.