How cold will it be? How wet will it be? How can you be prepared to profit and protect? It's all covered in this free webinar!
Our meteorologists track moving and stationary vessels in any basin, providing real-time actionable alerts and forecasts that are easy to understand across languages and weather knowledge levels.
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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'll help you anticipate weather impacts to your grid and predict power generation for profit. Protect employees and assets by making informed decisions, maximizing operations while minimizing risk.
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London, United Kingdom | October 30-31
The Esri European Petroleum GIS Conference brings together thought leaders from the petroleum, gas, pipeline, and GIS user community in an interactive environment that fosters exploration, collaboration, and innovation.
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.
Dallas, TX | November 5-8 | Booth #330
Esri GeoConX is the industry-leading event where professionals from Esri's Electric and Gas User Group (EGUG) and Telecommunications User Group (TelUG) converge to network, collaborate, and learn as a larger, unified community.
In my last blog, I explained how important it is for offshore oil and gas companies to have access to specific weather information to help them make important decisions about protecting billion dollar assets. Another business sector that’s heavily impacted by weather—and weather forecasts—is energy trading.
Hurricane Willa is now a category 5 storm with winds of 160 mph. While currently in the Pacific Ocean and expected to hit the west coast of Mexico, its remnants will cause issues for South Texas and the Gulf of Mexico.
The skill of numerical weather forecasts (forecasting by computer) generally has been increasing since its inception. Even so, a numerical weather forecast for a particular place and time can be frustratingly wrong. One of the reasons for this is the errors in the initial conditions, which refers to the best-guess estimate of the state of the atmosphere at the time the computer forecast begins.
