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KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE SKY

Weather ranks as one of the biggest threats to aviation operations and safety. ​As the climate continues to change and the threat of severe weather events increases, unpredictability is growing, creating forecasting and scheduling issues across the industry.  ​ 

At Climavision, we’re committed to providing a better, more accurate, forecast for flight operations. We’re infusing novel satellite-based data to greatly improve our global weather forecasts. This data will inform our model’s understanding of the flight levels of the atmosphere. At the same time, we’re filling critical gaps in information with the first-ever proprietary weather radar network in the US. 

Our NWP Science team has a long history of working in Aviation. Climavision’s Global Model is optimized to expose all 128 levels of our model (versus the reduced resolution output of other global models, which can be as few as 40 levels) – significantly improving fuel performance, safety, and efficiency to daily operations and offering seamless integration into airlines’ FMS. 

AVIATION-SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS TAKE FLIGHT

We have customizable weather solutions to meet the specific needs of the Aviation industry.

  • Commercial Aviation
  • Airports

Commercial Aviation

Trying to forecast your flight risk? We’ve got you covered. Timely awareness and tracking of thunderstorms and various forms of precipitation are improved pre-flight. Identifying tropical systems and jet streams improves fuel efficiency, flight time, and passenger safety. 

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Airports

Our proprietary climate technology and forecasting systems help airport professionals improve operations and minimize the impact of severe or erratic weather events.

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Airplane at an airport in a storm

SOLUTION: RADAR AS A SERVICE

KNOW WHAT’S COMING AND WHAT’S COMING NEXT 

Access our proprietary high-resolution radar network that offers real-time observation of low-atmosphere reflectivity, precipitation, and tracking for better preflight planning. We tell you conditions with a wider ranger than Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR) and distinguish types of precipitation and non-meteorological activity. 

Benefits of RaaS

  • Improved safety  
  • Reduce weather delays – Improve passenger experience & satisfaction 
  • Increase savings in fuel consumption 
  • Protect company assets (i.e., aircraft, ramp equipment) 

Learn more about Radar as a Service

SOLUTION: GRO AVIATION

DECIDE WITH CONFIDENCE, FLY WITH CLARITY

Our GRO model includes Aviation specific parameters and levels bringing new clarity with an immediate opportunity to optimize operations, improve fuel efficiency, and keep people and property safe. 

Benefits of GRO Forecasting

  • Improve flight plans and optimize fuel burn  
  • Reduce CO2 Emissions and promote sustainability   
  • IROPS/Turn Management  
  • Protect company assets (i.e., aircraft, ramp equipment)  
  • Improve passenger experience & satisfaction  
  • Payload (W&B), aircraft, and crew utilization  

Learn More About GRO Forecasting

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WE’RE REVOLUTIONIZING THE WEATHER INDUSTRY

Our extensive weather data and revolutionary, proprietary climate technologies identify real-time dangers and produce more accurate predictions and forecasting models.

Learn More About What Makes Us Different

 

Radar Network

First of its kind, proprietary, high-resolution, low-atmosphere radar network

Advanced Modeling

Advanced numeric weather prediction modelling with unprecedented processing speeds

Satellite Network

High resolution, global observational datasets for advanced weather forecasting

Technical Expertise

Unparalleled technical expertise across infrastructure and weather forecast information

The largest number of reported injuries in 2021 resulted from tornadoes, winter weather, and high winds (including thunderstorm winds). 

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