Here at Baron, we are looking forward to providing customers with GOES-R’s advanced capabilities to significantly improve the observation and detection of weather phenomena. GOES-R is a next-generation weather satellite that brings...
Company News, Scientific DevelopmentBehind every bold new technology that Baron issues, there’s a team of people who spend countless hours researching, organizing and perfecting the end product. They come together to find solutions for the...
Business Intelligence, Company News, Scientific DevelopmentGOES-R has been a major point of discussion at this year’s NWA Annual Meeting, currently ongoing in Norfolk, Virginia. We’ve gotten a lot of questions about the data, and how Baron will...
Business Intelligence, Company News, Scientific DevelopmentDuring the recent InterMET Asia Conference and Expo, Baron provided advanced educational opportunities for the conference attendees, with two half-day workshops focused on the implementation of weather radar and hydrological forecasting solutions.
Company News, Critical Weather, Events, Public Safety, Scientific DevelopmentBaron Aviation Weather Now Available in Web Viewer Comprehensive Weather Conditions Delivered via Streamlined Setup Baron, the critical weather intelligence behind the successful XMWX service, has just released a new set of...
Scientific DevelopmentThe next GOES weather satellite won’t be launching until next year, but one of its next-generation features will be previewed to Baron customers beginning next week. Called SRSOR, short for Super Rapid...
Business Intelligence, Scientific Development“Even if you had access to every land-based radar in the world, you still wouldn’t have global coverage,” said Matt Havin, Data Services Manager at Baron. “All the radars in the world...
Business Intelligence, Scientific DevelopmentIn the business of weather, there is no downtime. Every moment counts. It’s as true in nowcasting and forecasting as it is in developing “the next big thing” in predictive weather technology.
Scientific DevelopmentGrand Opening and Dedication held for Remodeled Student Forecasting, Broadcast Space at National Weather Center Today at 4 p.m., The University of Oklahoma’s College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences will host a...
Scientific DevelopmentThe human brain can hold a staggering amount of complex data. Scientific American estimates that the average brain can store up to 2.5 petabytes of information, thanks to an intricate web...
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