Tag: weather data

In today’s dynamic maritime landscape, effective voyage planning has become increasingly complex. Factors such as evolving weather patterns, operational demands and stringent environmental regulations have heightened the need for innovative strategies that integrate advanced technology with human expertise, argues Christos Gatidis, Voyage Planner and Meteorologist at Weathernews' Athens operations centre.

According to Gard P&I Club, there has been a significant number of heavy weather-related incidents off the South African coast.

Anemoi Marine Technologies Ltd. has partnered with NAPA to enhance the performance of Anemoi's Rotor Sails through weather routing and voyage optimization tools.

In an exclusive interview to SAFETY4SEA, Elias J. Makris, Director European Business Development at Weathernews Athens, Greece, delves into the transformative role of AI systems in weather forecasting. Guided by experienced meteorologists and former mariners, they are at the forefront of shaping the future of weather intelligence solutions.

By pooling expertise and resources, Kongsberg Digital and StormGeo plan to transform how performance data is gathered, analyzed, and utilized.

Spire Global, a provider of space-based data, analytics and space services, announced a new contract with Gale Force, a weather routing and performance monitoring service, to provide weather data to enhance its maritime route optimization platform and to reduce carbon emissions.

The Port of Ceuta offers a computer tool in order to inform in real time about the meteorological and oceanographic conditions in the region.

The backlog of shipping that is currently being seen in the ports of Southern California, is now affected by a winter storm that led many vessels that were anchored off the San Pedro Bay port complex to head to sea on January 25 to ride out the storms.

The weather service provider, StormGeo along with the Norwegian classification society, DNV GL shake their hands and inked an MoU in order to further develop digitalization and accelerate maritime data sharing within the maritime community.

The UK Government provided an £1.2 billion fund to develop a state-of-the-art "supercomputer" which will predict severe weather and the impacts of climate change fast and accurately and is said to be the world's most advanced dedicated to weather and climate.