2020 HydrometCARIBBEAN
December 15-17 Virtual event Join Baron at HydrometCARIBBEAN to see our latest radar innovations, as well as our tropical weather and flood...
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2021 AMS Annual Meeting
January 10-15, 2021 Virtual event Join us at the American Meteorological Society’s Annual Meeting to learn about our innovative and life-saving weather technology and science. Organizations around the...
EventsBaron Radar Plays Key Role in Hurricane Laura Observations
Hurricane Laura was a category four hurricane that made landfall in August of 2020. Laura slammed into southwest Louisiana with winds speeds as high as 150mph, storm surges that reached 15 feet,
Case Studies, Critical Weather, UncategorizedBaron Receives 2020 NAITA Global Trade Award
HUNTSVILLE, AL – The North Alabama International Trade Association announced that Baron Services, Inc. received the 2020 NAITA Global Trade Award at NAITA’s 37th Annual World Trade Day Luncheon. Keeping an eye...
Company News, Press ReleasesHydrometAFRICA 2020
October 13, 15-16, 2020 Virtual event HydrometAFRICA website Join Baron HydrometAFRICA to see how we make it possible for your organization to view and analyze weather data from multiple sources, including radars,
EventsBaron Showcasing New and Exclusive Products at the NWA Annual Meeting
Baron is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor at the NWA 45th Annual Meeting. Throughout the show, we are highlighting some of the new, exclusive, and most powerful products and functionalities found...
Company News, UncategorizedSeattle Avionics Selects Baron to Deliver High-quality Weather Data
API Integration puts Data Directly into the Hands of Pilots Seattle Avionics is a leader in flight information software. Since the company’s founding in 2002, it has developed a suite of products...
Company NewsDelivering Weather Services in a Disaster: Lessons Learned from an NWS Director
The impact of severe weather is increasing worldwide. Globally in 2017, 335 natural disasters affected more than 95 million people and claimed nearly 10,000 lives. Those disasters left behind $335 billion in...
Critical Weather, Public Safety, UncategorizedStay Ahead of the Game with a Fully Integrated Hydrometeorological Network
Prepare and Respond to Severe Weather Better with a Complete End-to-end Solution Hydrometeorological organizations worldwide are faced with a number of increasingly difficult challenges. In addition to the sheer magnitude of...
Critical Weather, UncategorizedBuilding a Better Weather Radar
Since the advent of weather applications for radar following the second World War, engineers and operators have historically encountered a number of major challenges. From the accuracy of data processing to the...
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