
Before the Storm
Know what is coming.
- Operational forecasts for your terminal
- Storm timing and expected impacts
- Gang labor, crane, and vessel planning
- Risk prioritized across every site

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AEM gives port authorities and marine terminals the lightning detection, on-site observations, automated alerts, and 24/7 meteorologist guidance to know when to clear the yard, when to resume, and how to stand behind every call — before, during, and after the storm.
One trusted view. Every terminal. Better decisions.
The Full Storm Lifecycle
Forecasts, lightning detection, on-site conditions, alerting, and live meteorologist guidance. One partner, one storm, start to finish.

Before the Storm

During the Storm

After the Storm
Every capability connects to a real question.
Not "what's the forecast." The questions your team actually has to answer, often in the next twenty minutes.
Do we stop crane operations?
Do we clear the yard?
Is it safe to resume?
Can we keep fueling and bunkering?
Do we secure equipment for wind?
Who needs to know, and when?
Ground operations teams face the same call your terminal does.
“It provides the real-time intelligence we need to make more informed weather-related decisions. Most importantly, it helps us plan for severe weather and improve our operational efficiency tremendously.”
“The tech support and the behind-the-scenes crew has been nothing but awesome. Thank you for your product and for keeping our airline safe!”
Hear from AEM’s Ph.D. lightning scientists on the thresholds behind safe, confident operational calls.
Talk with one of our experts or reach out after the event to set up a time to discuss our solutions.
Transportation Account Executive
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Ask about getting a weather safety program started at your port.
bill.england@aem.ecoBuilt for terminal operations.
One trusted view of lightning, wind, and storm risk across every site — so teams know what to do next.
Total lightning detection catches in-cloud activity before the first ground strike.
Set custom distance rings around berths, yards, gates, and fuel operations.
ViewHorn, strobe, mobile, and digital signage fire together. No manual monitoring.
ViewCrane limits depend on conditions on your dock, not the airport twelve miles away.
ViewWhen the call is close, talk to a real meteorologist.
Historical lightning data confirms the nearest strike to your site, after the fact.
Safer operations, fewer stoppages, better decisions.
Near-zero false alarms means you're not clearing the yard for a storm that never arrives.
Automated all-clear, timed to the protocol you set in advance.
Operations, labor, and leadership see the same thing at the same time.
Documentation your safety team, auditors, and insurers can rely on.
Indoors, outdoors, and in the yard.
Hardware designed for salt, wind, and constant exposure.
Weather conditions directly cause berth delays by halting vessel movements, suspending cargo handling, and creating cascading port congestion.
Not just lightning data. Decision support.
| Other Lightning Systems | AEM |
|---|---|
| A single sensor on your site | A 1,800-sensor global network |
| Cloud-to-ground strikes only | Total lightning, in-cloud and cloud-to-ground |
| Predicts conditions | Detects actual strikes |
| An alert with no context | Live maps, custom rings, and a meteorologist |
| Nothing to review afterward | A historical archive for verification |
| Weather data | Weather decisions |
People & Cargo
Avoidable Downtime
Terminals, Labor & Leadership
Track storms and trigger alerts around your sites.
ViewLive maps, custom rings, and automated alerts.
DownloadReach teams across the terminal at once.
DownloadHyperlocal conditions, built for harsh environments.
ViewReliable on-site observations for operational decisions.
DownloadThe full picture, beyond lightning alone.
ViewApps show radar. AEM detects in-cloud and cloud-to-ground lightning across a 1,800-sensor network and triggers your alerts automatically.