
Customer Spotlight - Sinay: Harnessing the power of data to build sustainable maritime operations
Published April 29, 2022As you may know, at Spire, we’re trying to do our bit to help solve real-world challenges from space.
Read moreAs you may know, at Spire, we’re trying to do our bit to help solve real-world challenges from space.
Read moreThis article is the first in a series covering the worldwide supply chain disruptions and how Spire’s global solutions are helping alleviate these pain points across diverse industries including maritime, aviation and weather.
Read moreIn this webinar, “How Port Weather Forecasts Can help with Maritime Operations”, Keenan Fryer, Applied Meteorologist at Spire, Jasper Boessenkool, Senior Director of Sales at Portchain and Terry Bills, Transportation Industry Manager at ESRI, shed light on how to build weather-resilient ports.
Read moreWith the official launch of Deloitte’s GRAVITY Challenge 04 in 2022, Spire has renewed its commitment as a Data and Technology Provider for the “space innovation program connecting real world problems with the people who can solve them.”
Read moreWhat do you do if the world’s busiest port shuts down due to poor weather conditions?
Read moreDespite the innovations in modern technology, transportation and communication, more than 80% of the world’s trade is carried through sea-faring vessels.
Read moreThe uncertainties of life at sea often witnesses individuals and maritime entities pouring over weather forecast data.
Read more“Red sky at night, sailor’s delight. Red sky in morning, sailor’s warning”- Unknown
Read moreWeather models help the U.S. military execute critical missions, federal engineering organizations create more resilient infrastructure, and scientists better understand climate change. By providing the data accuracy needed to safeguard military personnel and assets, global weather forecasting plays a pivotal role in today’s world.
Read moreSince times immemorial, mankind has looked to the skies in search for clues of what the weather may be in the coming days.
Read moreWith weather data and forecast models, firefighting begins before flames turn into runaway forest fires.
Read moreWater never sits still. Earth’s water cycle keeps water moving from place to place and from one form to another – it’s constant motion and because of this simple fact, it is challenging to forecast these ever-changing conditions.
Read moreIn this mini-blog, we’re taking a look back at how radio occultation (RO) was created and how these remote measurements contribute to building better, more accurate forecasts right in your backyard.
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