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Don't worry: Software does BITE!

Don't worry: Software does BITE!

The making of modern radar software Radar for the 21st century must be software-based equipment. Analog devices are tools for hobbyists and old-timers. Modern equipment must be based on software and software is the brain of its operations. It needs to function as well as the radar hardware itself. But

One Solid Year - Year in life of Brisbane Solid State Radar

One Solid Year - Year in life of Brisbane Solid State Radar

Installed in the summer of 2022, the new solid-state weather radar has been operational since its rapid deployment. Over the past year, the radar has recorded a variety of noteworthy weather situations, enriching the understanding of local weather patterns. Serving as a reliable backup for the Mt Stapylton radar, the

Revolutionizing Radar Operations: Meteopress's Successful Off-Grid Field Test of MASEC Radar

Revolutionizing Radar Operations: Meteopress's Successful Off-Grid Field Test of MASEC Radar

Meteopress has successfully finished testing its newest revolutionary mobile C-band Solid State radar in the field. The primary objective was to evaluate the practicality and operational elements involved in deploying a temporary C-band radar swiftly, in an entirely off-grid location. The field test conclusively demonstrated that it's entirely

Meteopress Brought Weather AI Research to ML Prague 2023

Meteopress Brought Weather AI Research to ML Prague 2023

Last weekend AI researchers and enthusiasts from around the world gathered in Prague for this year’s edition of ML Prague – the biggest European conference about ML, AI, and Deep Learning applications. At Meteopress, we are pleased that we can be part of Prague becoming one of the significant European

WeatherFusionNet — Our Model Wins Weather4cast Challenge

WeatherFusionNet — Our Model Wins Weather4cast Challenge

Weather radars are the way to go for real-time monitoring of severe weather in high resolution. For the past couple of years, we have been working to take this information further from monitoring to accurate nowcasting. However, severe weather also happens in areas with unreliable or no access to radar