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Weather Decision Support Systems that keep you Ahead of the Weather ®

Radiometrics delivers state-of-the-art Weather Decision Support Systems, atmospheric remote sensing instrumentation optimized for mobile and fixed-site applications, and a wide range of technical services including third-party equipment integration, system design, installation, maintenance, and training. 

Radiometrics’ SkyCast® instrumentation products include:  

  • Terminal Doppler Weather Radars 
  • Surveillance Doppler Weather Radars 
  • Radar Wind Profilers (boundary layer to 20 km) 
  • Sodar Wind Profilers (200 m to 1,000+ m) 
  • Temperature, Humidity, and Liquid Profilers (to 10 km) 

Radiometrics’ Weather Decision Support Systems build on our instrumentation products, weather decision support software, system integration know-how, and technical services capabilities, and include: 

  • VizAir™ Wind Shear Detection and Alerting System 
  • Hydromet Decision Support System (HDSS)   
  • Mesoscale Analysis and Prediction Support System (MAPSS) 
  • Lightning Decision Support System (LDSS) 
  • Launch Weather Decision Support System (LWDSS) 
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Applications include:

  • Early Warning Systems – Forecast and nowcast all weather conditions and associated dangers, including wind, hail, precipitation estimation and forecasts, flooding, flash floods and mudslides.  
  • Airports – Improved monitoring and nowcasting for windshear, inversions, fog, icing and other hazardous weather impacts to increase passenger safety and minimize flight delays. 
  • Spaceports –Weather monitoring, nowcasting and forecasting for launch safety, including lightning, winds aloft and hazardous materials dispersal. 
  • Weather Services – Improved weather forecasts and nowcasts for improved alerts and warnings.

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Optimizing Wind Measurement Accuracy with Radiometrics MP-3000A Radiometer
We are excited to collaborate on a six-month measurement campaign with multiple agencies, focused on improving the accuracy and reliability of wind measurements by implementing our thermodynamic profiles alongside other remote sensing technology. The goal of this program is to define best practices for every step of the process—from the installation and calibration of the supporting sensors to the acquisition of data and final processing.
This effort will involve precise calibration, target point location, and the acquisition of wind data according to a structured work plan. The teams will analyze and reconstruct wind vectors to optimize turbulence measurements and reduce uncertainty, ensuring the highest accuracy possible for safe and efficient wind energy operations. We appreciate the opportunity to collaborate on this industry leading study!
Check out our fieldwork in action! Stay tuned for updates on how we’re revolutionizing wind measurement technology.
#WindMeasurement #Radiometer #Innovation #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability

Here is Radiometrics Atmospheric Scientist Matt Friedkin on location in Newcastle, UK
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At Radiometrics, we believe that our greatest asset is our people, and what better way to celebrate our team than by spotlighting the amazing individuals who make up our organization.
Our Employee Spotlight Series will feature regular profiles of different members of our team, giving you a glimpse into their professional journeys, passions, and interests outside of work. From engineers to sales associates, manufacturers to QCS representatives, each profile will showcase the unique talents and experiences contributing to our collective success.
We’re going to start with Ryan Matt. He is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in meteorology and business administration, currently, serving as the Manager in the Customer Support Department. Visit our website! Link in our Bio!
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Wonderful day here at AMS come check us out at booth 347 ...

Last pieces of moving in to our location out here in Frederick!! #radiometrics ...