Tender documents for weather monitoring stations.
Draw the station, or upload the RFQ you were sent. MeteoMind drafts the submission set from instruments in your own datasheet library, and every selection links back to the datasheet it came from.
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What a project produces
Every project produces the same six files, in the Word and Excel formats the tender expects.
- TSP
Technical Specification
Technical particulars for each instrument, laid out the way tenders expect to read them.
- BOM
Bill of Materials
Parts, quantities and vendor references, ready to hand to procurement.
- GTP
Guaranteed Technical Particulars
Guaranteed figures for submission, each one traceable to the datasheet it came from.
- MODBUS
Modbus Mapping
Register maps for the datalogger and every sensor wired into it.
- BATT
Battery Calculation
Autonomy sizing worked out from the station's actual power draw.
- REQ
Requirement Sheet
The compliance sheet, filled in against the customer's requirement list.
How a project runs
Start from a station, or from the RFQ
Compose the station on the isometric canvas when you are quoting from scratch. When a customer has sent a requirement, upload it and the agent reads the specification out of the document.
One pass over the whole problem
The requirement, the datasheet library and the IEC 61724-1 monitoring classes go to the model together in a single pass, so nothing has to survive a handoff between stages.
Correct it, then export
Read the draft with its sources beside it. Change a selection by clicking it or by saying what you want instead, then export the set.
Start with a station, or with an RFQ.
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