Interactive Weather Presentation at IBC

WeatherOne and Hego Group joined forces at IBC this year to showcase professional weather presentation tools. With this toolset you are free to tell the weather story as you like, and the presentation can have the look and feel of your broadcast profile. Iver, our CEO, filmed Hego’s Ian Wray while going through a few interactive samples earlier this week. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding this solution.

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Metacast Weather Graphics Demo Reel

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WeatherOne at IBC 2011 – You’re Invited!

Free Entry with WeatherOne
Get your free entry pass by using pass code 4687 at the IBC registration.

Visit Amsterdam in September
WeatherOne are looking forward to see you at booth 2.C11 in hall 2 between 9th and 13th of September this year. We will be showcasing the latest demos and features. Contact us upfront if there is something specific you want to have demonstrated.

See you there!

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Kanal 2 – Weather Show Upgrade

Wide Aspect
WeatherOne (Oslo) cooperated with Kanal 2 (Tallinn), a long time Metacast® Software user, to upgrade their weather show to a 16:9 production. Based on a three day workshop in Oslo, Kanal 2 launched their new weather show in in May 2011. The entire show is an autoproduction produced on a localized Metacast® system and presented in studio by their weather presentation staff.

High Pressure
Of things to note in the new show is the synoptic map of high/low pressure with wind streamlines that requires no manual input in daily production. Creative use of the palette editor in the Metacast® software made it possible to display high and low pressure zones as red and blue areas to further explain the developing weather situation.

See their daily production at reporter.ee

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Tropical Depression off Philippines visualized using GFS and Particles

Visualizing 12 field layers (six wind layers and six temperature layers from surface to 300mb) from the .5 degree GFS model. Cold winds are blue and warm winds are red. Particles appear at wind speeds above 10 m/s. Size is relative to speed.

The effect is that the Tropical Depression is forecasted 72 hours ahead.

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