Weather Blog

How weather adds costs to supply chains

Is your supply chain under the weather?

Six ways historical data is used for offshore planning and construction

Offshore infrastructure is increasing and there is an increasing need to manage climate risk when planning, building and operating them.

Five ways weather data is driving digitalization in Maritime

Weather data can help you run your business responsibly and profitably. Read more about weather data uses in our blog and download our free ebook.

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Machine learning brightens weather forecasting’s future

Neural networks show great potential in boosting the performance of numerical weather predictions.

More than Planning Fuel Efficiency: Weather Data is Tapped for Insurance Claims

Millions of dollars of cargo continues to pile up on the ocean floor as more containers topple off of ships mid-transport. Weather data is becoming a key element in the claims process.

As renewable energy grows, so does demand for weather data and analytics

A look at how wind and solar energy use weather forecasts for a broad range of applications, from site planning, to daily operations, to maintenance.

World wide weather

Global atmospheric measurements can help strengthen regional weather forecasts.

Fighting wildfires with weather data

Weather data supports critical wildfire management from long-term planning to immediate tactical responses.

Spire predicted winds in Suez blockage

Advanced knowledge of hazardous weather conditions could potentially mitigate costly delays.

High chance of optimization in the weather forecast

Businesses and government agencies without weather strategies may be exposing themselves to risks and missing out on growth opportunities.

A leap year for weather forecasts

Assimilating radio occultation data helps improve forecasting without the risks and costs of development.

Scale Offshore Wind Operations & Efficiencies With Better Wind Forecasting

Why efficient and scalable offshore wind energy depends on accurate and high-resolution weather forecasts and radio occultation