Automated Meteorological Information System (AMIS) is a flexible, configurable airport weather observing system that collects, processes and visually displays meteorological data

The AMIS helps aviation specialists make decisions based on real-time weather data

AMIS meteorological information is available to all authorized users via workstations and various interfaces of other airport systems

• Compliance with WMO regulations, ICAO standards and recommendations, including requirements for Category III
• Generation of weather reports: METAR and SPECI, MET REPORT and SPECIAL, SYNOP, WAREP
• Measurement of a basic set of parameters: wind direction and speed, atmospheric pressure, air temperature and humidity, cloud height, meteorological visibility, precipitation amount
• Scalability of system components depending on the airport needs
• Compatibility with various sensor types
• Seamless integration of meteorological data into air traffic control systems, broadcasting systems (ATIS/VOLMET)
• Built on a client-server architecture using web technologies.
• Fully configurable and modular system
• Diagnostics of system sensors and microservices
• Adapting the interface design to the user's requirements
• Confirmed data retention reliability due to system central device redundancy
• Guaranteed security through authorization
• Runs on Windows or Linux OS
• Possibility of remote connection, control and maintenance

The AMIS-Peleng standard set consists of a set of sensors, communication equipment, a central unit, and a workstation.

The AMIS structure components include:

• Central unit with uninterruptible power supplies
• Communication equipment
• User workstations
• Display facilities for aerodrome services
• Sensors, installation and maintenance sets

All critical system functions can be duplicated for uninterrupted operation

A standard AMIS set can be expanded across various structural components without limitations

• The AMIS software consists of the specialized Central Unit software which performs main operational tasks, and monitors and controls the system processes
• The central unit is represented by the main and backup servers, which collect sensor data, perform calculations, generate reports and messages, continuously carry out diagnostics of incoming data and the entire system, register and store all incoming and outgoing information
• The AMIS software has a configurable interface for servicing helipads according to user needs
• The AMIS software has an user-friendly workstation interface, the study of which requires minimal time
• The AMIS software runs on Windows or Linux operating environments