El Niño is officially here. Here’s how businesses can stay ahead
Published June 18, 2026The climate phenomenon poses several weather-related risks for energy and commodity trading, agriculture, and the insurance industry.
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Spire AI-S2S: A more accurate, differentiated sub-seasonal weather forecast
Published May 28, 2026A 200-member generative AI ensemble, built fully in-house, independent of public sub-seasonal models, and verified to outperform the ECMWF’s sub-seasonal-range forecasts (S2S)* across all forecast lead times, most notably weeks 3-6, when other models trend to climatology.
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From reactive to predictive: How NABLA Mobility uses ADS-B data to help airlines anticipate flight schedule disruptions
Published May 28, 2026Airline operations teams manage thousands of moving variables every day. Aircraft rotations, airport congestion, weather disruptions, and air traffic constraints can quickly create delays that cascade across an airline’s entire network.
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Beyond the control room: Transforming airport operations with centralized Intelligence
Published March 13, 2026In the ever-evolving aviation industry, airports are continuously seeking ways to improve operational efficiency, streamline communication, and enhance overall situational awareness.
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ICCT’s AIRLIFT: Airport-level air quality impact evaluation powered by Spire’s global flight data
Published December 19, 2025Airports are hubs of movement, connection, and economic growth. But behind the scenes of every take-off roll, final approach, and taxiway queue lies an environmental story that has remained largely invisible to the public, and even to many experts.
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Leading beyond boundaries: Creating cyber-secure satellites
Published December 5, 2025In boardrooms across the world, cybersecurity is already a top priority. But what happens when the battleground for digital resilience moves beyond Earth itself?
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Hidden corridors: How soil moisture and climate shape coca production and trafficking dynamics in Colombia
Published November 20, 2025Across Colombia’s southern frontier, coca cultivation continues to expand – not only because of enforcement pressures or economic incentives, but because the terrain itself encourages it.
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Employee Spotlight: Caine Watlington, Business Development Representative, US Federal
Published November 19, 2025Often, the most impactful team members are those who have walked in the shoes of our customers, and experienced firsthand how space-based data and analytics can fill otherwise gaping gaps for intelligence organizations.
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Beyond the rainfall: How soil moisture tipping points drove China’s 2025 flood disaster
Published October 23, 2025Using satellite soil moisture validation to uncover how saturated soils amplified China’s July 2025 flood disaster.
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From fields to frontlines: How soil moisture shapes military operations in Ukraine and beyond
Published October 8, 2025How battlefield mud, climate intelligence, and GNSS-R satellite data are reshaping military mobility in the Russia-Ukraine war.
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GNSS interference report: Russia - Part 4 of 4: Black Sea & Romanian airspace
Published September 24, 2025Through a combination of electronic warfare systems, offshore interference zones, and strategic positioning in Crimea, Russia has turned the Black Sea into one of the most consistently degraded GNSS zones in Europe.
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GNSS interference report: Russia - Part 3 of 4: Moscow and major urban zones
Published August 14, 2025This four‑part series delivers concise, data‑backed snapshots of GNSS interference activity in and around Russia.
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How inaccurate weather forecasts cost the global economy billions - and what Spire is doing about it
Published August 6, 2025Today, the unpredictable nature of our global climate is more apparent than ever, with brutal heat waves testing our power grids, flash floods destroying towns and businesses, and hurricanes evacuating cities and driving people from their homes.
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