In a world where data fuels decisions, partnerships between companies like Spire Global and LatConnect 60 are reshaping how industries leverage satellite-derived insights.
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In today’s maritime environment, where fuel costs are high, regulations are stringent, and global maritime security is unpredictable, effective routing has become essential to ensure sustainable operations.
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Empowering utilities, logistics, and energy trading sectors with more accurate high-resolution forecasts thanks to Spire’s satellite-derived ocean wind speed observations — and three exceptional women in the field of data assimilation.
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Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) like GPS have become integral to our daily lives. These systems help us navigate the quickest route to work or find a nearby restaurant. But what happens when these signals are tampered with?
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As meteorological winter approaches on December 1, businesses have just weeks to brace for the season’s unique challenges.
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In today’s volatile global environment, the ability to track assets throughout the supply chain is more critical than ever.
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Wakeo delivers outstanding visibility and predictive accuracy for customers with Spire Maritime’s AIS data.
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Spire’s High-Resolution Forecast model accurately predicted Hurricane Milton’s landfall location south of Tampa Bay with more than three days of advanced notice.
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Satellite phones. Modern technology that helps save lives and explore the most remote corners of the earth or devices used by the antagonist in your favorite crime movie?
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Did you know that a staggering 60% of maritime containers fail to arrive on time, driving up costs across the global supply chain?
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As Hurricane Helene barreled toward the Gulf Coast, an often-overlooked factor had already primed the southern Appalachians for disaster: saturated soil.
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In a historic labor dispute, dockworkers along the US East Coast and Gulf Coast have launched the first major strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) since 1977.
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Two-thirds of Spire’s High-Resolution Forecasts within three days of Hurricane Helene’s landfall accurately predicted its landfall location within 25 miles.
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