Mike Wolfinbarger from DTN sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about where weather technology is headed within the decade.
ZDNet: Where Weather Tech is Headed (VIDEO)
Mike Wolfinbarger from DTN sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about where weather technology is headed within the decade.
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The National Weather Service coined a new name for the revitalization of Hurricane Paulette: zombie tropical storm. It is just one of many “firsts” for the 2020 hurricane season.
Active hurricane seasons have the potential of disrupting the fuel supply. What more is in store for 2020?
Modern aircraft enjoy impressive technology and tools to help pilots and crews protect the safety of everyone on board. From fuel readers to the latest auto-pilot options, navigating and managing risk on board has never been easier. And the latest inflight aviation weather advisories make a pilot’s job even simpler.
Recent advancements both in the weather industry and in Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping software are increasing the accuracy and timeliness of weather-driven business analytics.
We’re pleased to announce the release of RadarScope 4.0. It’s available today for iOS, macOS, tvOS, and Android. Version 4.0 includes several new customer-facing features today, and under-the-hood changes that will lead to more new features down the road.