We fight Climate Change from space! Our Hurricane Hunter Satellites leverage $200M and our NASA award-winning technology to deliver earlier, 2X more accurate hurricane forecasts and will improve all existing weather forecast models by providing high-resolution, three-dimensional wind data that is missing from existing prediction models. We also model wildfire clouds to making fighting them safer. In addition to hurricane and Polar Vortex wind data, our weather team helps clients mitigate risk and seize business opportunities through a range of custom weather solutions including apps, forecasting and analytical products. Weather impacts more than 20 industrial sectors and our custom solutions can help businesses predict, plan and profit from climate events and safeguard their assets.
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I build spaceships and I control the weather! Our NASA award-winning technology will deliver earlier, 2X more accurate hurricane forecasts and improve all weather forecast models to reduce the cost of climate events.
The Europa Clipper has launched! This mission is headed for Jupiter’s moon in search of life.
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Pleased to announce an investment opportunity in Orbotic Systems. Participate in securing space and ensuring space sustainability.
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The wait is over—Orbotic Systems’ Reg CF campaign is officially live on StartEngine, and we’re thrilled to invite you to invest in the future of space sustainability! Our mission is simple but critical: clean up space. With our D3 Deorbiting Device, we’re addressing the growing problem of space debris and ensuring a safer, cleaner low Earth orbit for the future of space exploration. https://lnkd.in/guQMzEZx For full offering details, disclosures, and risks, visit our campaign page at StartEngine. This Reg CF offering is made available through StartEngine Primary, LLC. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.
Nearly 10 years ago, we began CyMISS, the predecessor to our Hurricane Hunter Satellite mission, by collecting 3D imagery of hurricanes from the International Space Station National Laboratory. Five years and hundreds of observations later, we had enough data to revolutionize hurricane forecasts across the globe. The unique measuring technology will provide 12hr earlier and 2X more accurate hurricane forecasts. The HH data will observe storms every 2.5 hours and eventually, every 15 minutes when the constellation is fully deployed. This would have made a difference this hurricane season. Work funded by CASIS, DoD, and NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration https://lnkd.in/eFWpnEsu #space #smallsat #hurricane #climatechange
#HurricaneHelene is the deadliest hurricane to make US landfall since Katrina in 2005. At present, 223 lives have been lost. You can help. Here is a list of organizations you can donate to: https://lnkd.in/grJuWwDQ https://lnkd.in/e-C6Tmgv
We have been on a decade plus mission to provide #earlywarnings4all. Hurricanes and extreme weather events cost lives and have far reaching economic effects that impact us all. We began fighting Climate Change from space nearly 10 years ago by leveraging the International Space Station National Laboratory. Read about it. Learn. And find out what you can do to help. The power to change things is within us all. The motivation and action… prove it. Nothing will change until we act as a group. https://lnkd.in/eXB-uci6 https://lnkd.in/ePxABEDP https://lnkd.in/eXB-uci6
Gen1 of the Hurricane Hunter Satellite constellation will measure 3D winds and observe hurricanes every 2.5 hours. Gen2 aims to provide observations in Near-Real Time, from task to image in hand in 15 minutes or less. We have the technology.
I build spaceships and I control the weather! Our NASA award-winning technology will deliver earlier, 2X more accurate hurricane forecasts and improve all weather forecast models to reduce the cost of climate events.
This is not good. NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's Hurricane Hunter aircraft are flying missions, but this is one of those storms where we could use more coverage and more frequent revisit rate. Chances of an RI event? I hate #HurricaneSeason. The helpless feeling of knowing we could be helping but here we are, still on the ground. Tropical Weather Analytics, Inc. https://lnkd.in/e8Ud8Udb
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I build spaceships and I control the weather! Our NASA award-winning technology will deliver earlier, 2X more accurate hurricane forecasts and improve all weather forecast models to reduce the cost of climate events.
Never stop stopping. #HurricaneSeason2024 isn’t over yet but it’s never too early to prepare. It’s always hurricane season somewhere.
Mathematician; Weather and Climate Risk Researcher; CEO Lambda Climate Research Ltd
Hurricane 2025 ❗ That's not a typo: even while 2024 is still very much on everyone's minds, it's also time to be thinking about 2025. 🕰 Back in 2006 and 2007, my co-authors and I published a bunch of articles about how to estimate hurricane rates in the current climate (you can find them on my website by going to publications and filtering on "hurricanes"). Some were peer-reviewed, and others we just posted on arxiv and left it at that. The articles are a weird mixture of climate physics and statistics, which is what you need for thinking about this problem. 😵 ❓ The biggest challenge was trying to understand hurricane decadal variability, given the limited data available. A secondary issue was trying to understand the possible affects of climate change. 👴 18 years later, these are still the two big questions (and still in that order). But what's changed is that we now have 18 more years of data to go on, and a better understanding of the possible impacts of climate change. Also, I've got better at statistics. Given all that, I figured the whole question of how to estimate current hurricane climate was due a reassessment. 💨 I've just finished part one of the refresh project. Reading back over the old articles we wrote, it turns out that some things we assumed about hurricane behaviour were reasonable, but others not so much. I've put together new estimates for landfall frequencies, for 2025, based on learnings from the new data. 📖 Nowadays, I publish all my research in peer-reviewed journals, so that you know it's legit. So I'll be making the results and methodology public at that point. My research is sponsored by a group of insurance companies, and prior to publication the results are only available to them. That's the fine balance I tread between wanting to publish and also wanting to give my clients exclusivity. As well as the projections, I provide software that makes it easy to make the model adjustments required, and calculates the impact on various metrics. The software incorporates various algorithms I've published over the last few years. It uses new technology that my kids taught me about, so you can even run it on your phone (and it's surprisingly fast). ☕ Any questions about any of that, let me know, otherwise I'll get some tea and go back to writing the paper. thanks, Steve 🤔 ps: have a look at the chart and see what you think about decadal variability, climate change, and what the distribution of possible values for the next year should be 🙏 pps: many thanks, as always, to the companies that fund my research #hurricane #insurance #risk #catastrophemodeling
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I build spaceships and I control the weather! Our NASA award-winning technology will deliver earlier, 2X more accurate hurricane forecasts and improve all weather forecast models to reduce the cost of climate events.
"𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒋𝒆𝒓𝒌 𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒆 𝒄𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒆𝒅 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒚 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒓𝒖𝒏𝒏𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒐𝒖𝒕 𝒐𝒇 𝒚𝒐𝒖!" Remember that time ESA was concerned a Starlink might collide with their Aeolus sat (a weather sat that benefits every single one of us!) and SpaceX said "nuts to you!". Throw back to the article in the link below. Two things are on my mind lately are propulsion systems for maneuverability and space sustainability. I think we need to tackle space sustainability in a number of ways (spoiler: playing chicken with a low-cost disposable sat that doesn't last its intended mission life vs a ground-breaking $450M weather sat is not my idea of responsible space). First step is leave no trace. Have a deorbit plan that is reliable and achievable. Don't leave it up to chance. Thrusters and ADCS can malfunction, mechanical back-ups to deorbit should be mandatory. Second step, elevate the baseline for in space maneuverability. We may think about collision avoidance but is there an onboard system that can really pull it off in a short time frame? Not the case for most smallsats. (Yes, space is big but its getting more and more crowded up there). Plus, space weather can reduce mission life and degrade orbit faster than planned. Planning to use propulsion beyond simple mission objectives could help. Third, we need to get serious about removing space debris. A dedicated satellite constellation patrolling space will be needed in the future. We also need rapid capability to launch a sat, grab an out of control sat (or rocket stage or debris, etc.) and deorbit it. It may seem like these are problems that are years away but an ounce of prevention yadda, yadda, yadda... https://lnkd.in/eRewd2yP.
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I build spaceships and I control the weather! Our NASA award-winning technology will deliver earlier, 2X more accurate hurricane forecasts and improve all weather forecast models to reduce the cost of climate events.
Who is in Paris this week for #WorldSpaceBusinessWeek? If you are and you need end-to-end space mission solutions, sat bus design, or launch services, be sure to reach out to Joseph Sasso of Phantom Space (who is in Pars this week and I am seething with jealousy). Tropical Weather Analytics, Inc. selected Phantom to build and launch the revolutionary Hurricane Hunter Satellite constellation. In that time, Phantom has help us uncover additional capabilities to expand our data product offering and make our constellation more valuable. The #ClimateCrisis is here and if we are going to reduce the impact, we will need to augment our Earth observation capabilities and improve weather forecasts. The weather is getting weird and we need to prepare ASAP. #SpaceEvent #SpaceSummit #commercialspace #smallsat #rocket #launch #wsbw NOAA Satellite and Information Service Katharine Hayhoe Marshall Shepherd Meredith Garofalo Roberta Boscolo Alex Garcia NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration American Meteorological Society World Meteorological Organization SES Satellites www.phantomspace.com www.weathersats.com