MOTUS Wave Buoy

The MOTUS (movement in Latin) Wave Buoy is a perfect solution for collecting environmental data in coastal areas.

Collect reliable environmental data with MOTUS Wave Data Buoy.

The MOTUS (movement in Latin) Buoy is a perfect solution for collecting environmental data in coastal areas for all-year deployments. The platform used for collecting data is a robust buoy which has proven to be an excellent platform for providing high accuracy and reliable meteorological and oceanographic data. The wave buoy can effectively combine various Hydrological and Meteorological parameters. Basic parameters such as wind, waves, and currents can easily be expanded to include sensor packages with different water quality sensors. Data is controlled and synchronized by the data management systems that Xylem Analytics offers, which also controls and powers real-time communication. This provides a low-power efficient system offering long-term deployment capabilities.

The MOTUS Wave Buoys combine our ultra-low power and field-proven solutions from developing oceanographic and water quality sensors. We have 60 years of experience operating in the industry, providing you with an optimal platform based on the buoy, a rugged, lightweight polyethylene buoy deployed in more than 40 countries all over the world. By selecting Xylem as your partner in your projects, you are on track for the lowest overall cost of ownership and a versatile platform that can be tailored to your needs. The MOTUS Buoy is developed for both scientific and commercial use.

Applications:
• Navigation safety
• Prediction and modeling
• Dredging
• Oil & Gas
• Offshore wind

MOTUS Wave Buoy Platform Capabilities:

Measure Wave Direction with market leading accuracy

  • Measure accurate wave characteristics with the flexibility of a Met Ocean (ODAS) buoy
  • High sampling rate and mechanical dampening, ensuring low noise
  • Compensate for buoy wave response, off-center placement of sensor and payloads by configurable settings
  • Distinguish direction of swells and wind driven waves

Get more from one system

  • Current profile with intelligent compensation for movement
  • Full suite of water quality parameters with anti-fouling
  • Wide range of meteorology and 3rd party sensors
  • Extendable with Navigational Aids and AIS

Maximize up time

  • Real-time data management and display system with GeoView
  • Get the support you need with Xylem product experts in your region
  • On-board processing of wave parameters resulting in lower demands for bandwidth and power

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