Spire Global Awarded TCOM Subcontract for Weather Forecasts at Aerostat Sites
The multi-million dollar subcontract is Spire’s largest numerical weather prediction deal to date
The multi-million dollar subcontract is for a five-year period and is Spire’s largest numerical weather prediction (NWP) deal to date. The agreement includes comprehensive weather forecasts, alerts that notify aerostat site operators if bad weather is forecasted, weather training for site managers and site leads, and a contact center offering weather information 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Spire’s constellation of more than 100 satellites offers global coverage to provide weather forecasts in remote regions where aerostat sites are typically located. Spire’s current and forecasted weather data includes conditions such as winds aloft, thunderstorms, rain, and lightning.
“Spire’s weather forecasts will play a crucial role in efficient and effective operations at aerostat sites,” said
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