Climatological database is a critical component of any modern meteorological institute of today. The main utilization of such system is storage of all collected meteorological data in one unified structure to avoid data inconsistencies and discrepancies and to enable standard comfortable data access for all users and other software systems.

Within the Climatological Database (CLDB), the above mentioned unified structure is based on SQL Database Server and the standard data access is based on SQL language. The guarantee of data storage quality is the industry proven Oracle® Database Server, the world leader in database technologies. Great alternative for smaller systems is based on an open source solution offered by PosgreSQL. CLDB is based on WMO1 recommended practices for climatological data processing (WMO Guide No. 100). It follows the WMO suggestion of a RDBMS (Relational Database Management System) application with wide use in climatology (World Climate Program efforts concerning new Climate Data Management Systems - CDMSs).

Great advantage of CLDB is its modular architecture, which gives the end user the possibility of detailed customization. The end user can specify additional non-standard input and output modules. Modules can be easily implemented and added to any existing or future installation. One of the most interesting extensions offered is upgrade to environmental database (integration of AWS, radar, satellite, profiler, historical observations, marine data, radiation and air pollution monitoring and more). To provide high availability of the database we use Oracle Real Application Cluster - the database solution provides fault tolerance and high performance for mission-critical applications.

IMS4 Maps is a tool for processing, editing and sharing on the web of the geospatial data, both static data sets (topography) as well as current, historical or forecast, surface or upper air meteorological, climatological, hydrological, radiation and/or other environmental ones.

The IMS4 Maps web client provides users with an easy to use interface to access, browse and animate various data layers

Models run both operatively and in research mode. IMS4 Model Suite is an integrated, easy-to-use, powerful system for modeling, processing, visualisation and model validation. IMS4 Model Suite is a complex system for supporting forecasters as well as crisis managers. Its application ranges from regular daily forecasting purposes to decision support in emergency.

IMS4 Weather Studio is a unique tool for processing, analyzing and graphic presentation of the surface and upper air meteorological, radiation and climatological data.

The easy-to-use tool provides convenient way for objective analysis and displaying of complex data - real-time data distribution systems (GTS), SADIS, as well as data outputs from Numeric Weather Prediction models (NWPs).

IMS4 Weather Studio has an inestimable wide use in meteorological institutions, forecasting services, and crisis centers, airports, at climatological research and dispersion modeling and for many other users.

MMR-116 answers the increasing demand for water management tools and hazardous meteorological phenomena detection. Watershed management, global warming adaptation strategies, flood protection, operational weather forecast, military and civil defense actions or aviation safety are supported by this radar. The combination of its size and low price implies wide use in the water management, tourism, media, transport, military, civil defense, aviation and agriculture.

MMR-116 is exceptionally powerful radar approaching the performance of the big radars. Its capabilities allow the design of efficient small radar networks which have important advantages compared to the single radar with long range. MMR-116 comes with the Radar Software displaying meteorological spatial data in user-friendly graphic form.

Great advantage of CLDB is its modular architecture, which gives the end user the possibility of detailed customization. The end user can specify additional non-standard input and output modules. Modules can be easily implemented and added to any existing or future installation. One of the most interesting extensions offered is upgrade to environmental database (integration of AWS, radar, satellite, profiler, historical observations, marine data, radiation and air pollution monitoring and more). To provide high availability of the database we use Oracle Real Application Cluster - the database solution provides fault tolerance and high performance for mission-critical applications.

IMS4 Observer Workstation is the version of Integrated Meteorological System application software designed to interface the automatic weather station MicroStep-MIS AMS 111 model or a 3rd party data logger.

It performs continuous measurement and/or data collection from the connected automatic weather station, data processing (quality control, recalculations), and archiving. IMS4 provides the user with the real-time screen displaying the current data, as well as modules for data export into Microsoft Excel / OpenOffice. Org Calc, and for displaying the data time series in the form of charts.

Great advantage of CLDB is its modular architecture, which gives the end user the possibility of detailed customization. The end user can specify additional non-standard input and output modules. Modules can be easily implemented and added to any existing or future installation. One of the most interesting extensions offered is upgrade to environmental database (integration of AWS, radar, satellite, profiler, historical observations, marine data, radiation and air pollution monitoring and more). To provide high availability of the database we use Oracle Real Application Cluster - the database solution provides fault tolerance and high performance for mission-critical applications.

Cave Monitoring System is a unique integrated system consisting of permanent and mobile data loggers, communication network, data collection and central database and management system.

The core of monitoring system are installed loggers where the measured data are ingested. All loggers in the cave are connected to the common communication bus. The outside logger with the GSM signal coverage is used for all collected data transmission. Mobile monitoring systems are portable stations with loggers and sensors. They are intended for short time measurements or for measurements on site without wiring. These stations works as autonomous systems with a local data storage on batteries.

The central system automatically collects data from all loggers and database provides quality control and easy access to measured data.

Meteorological, hydrological, radiological and other environmental data can be useful only after they reach the end users.

Information and communication technologies have never been more important in the world of hydrological monitoring. IMS4 UDCS is a data collection and switching system built on the field proven IMS4 platform for meteorological, hydrological, radiation and environmental data acquisition and remote system maintenance.