Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | September 25
Join hundreds of your fellow GIS professionals on September 24th for the 21st Annual OKSCAUG Conference in Oklahoma City.
Utilizing WeatherOps data ensures the most accurate and highest resolution dataset globally. Agronomic developers can easily implement these weather data analytics to create decision support tools resulting in reduced losses and increased yield.
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Ever-changing weather conditions present challenges — early warning and preparation can help to fast-track your response. Protect employees and assets by making informed decisions, maximizing operations while minimizing risk.
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We utilize propritary modeling techniques developed by some super smart people to determine threats well ahead of an event. Weather monitoring is surprisingly affordable and can save thousands in a matter of seconds. Don't become a headline.
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | September 25
Join hundreds of your fellow GIS professionals on September 24th for the 21st Annual OKSCAUG Conference in Oklahoma City.
Acapulco, Gro., Mexico | September 26-29
Mexico’s most important oil & gas exhibition and conference brings every year 7,000 – 10,000 business and political leaders together.
Midwest City, OK | November 1
This summit brings together higher education and technology center campus professionals for a day-long focus on best practices in strengthening the safety and security of educational facilities.
When large hail develops in a thunderstorm, some of the radar beam's energy observing the hailstone is reflected downward toward the ground, as well as back to the radar. This motion can create an echo known as a Three-Body Scatter Spike (TBSS) or a hail spike.
Have you noticed that sunsets are more colorful lately? Have you caught yourself grabbing your phone or camera to capture a photo of spectacular red skies as the sun goes down? If so, the reason could be due to smoke in the atmosphere from the many wildfires out west.
The Weather Research and Forecasting Model (WRF) is the mesoscale model of choice for researchers around the world. It also the model behind NCEP’s 3-km HRRR forecasts. Nearly two hundred researchers gathered for the annual Joint WRF/MPAS Users’ Workshop in Boulder, Colo., on 11–15 June 2018. As an example of the diversity of uses for WRF, one session was devoted to wildfire and smoke forecasting.
