This mosaic “selfie” shows the deck of the Insight lander soon after landing, along with its temperature and wind sensors. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech. When the Mars Insight spacecraft landed on the red...
Scientific DevelopmentIn October 2018, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) issued a report ranking January-September of that year as the fourth-warmest on record for the same nine-month span of time. As...
Critical Weather, Scientific Developmentby Mrinal Balaji, Baron Chief Scientist This is the second in a two-part series of articles about new hardware and technique advances in Baron radar processing. Read the first article here.
Scientific Developmentby Mrinal S. Balaji, Chief Scientist, Baron Introduction Weather radar signal and data processing has always played an integral role in identifying, classifying and tracking targets of interest while serving as the...
Scientific DevelopmentJack Hayes at the WMO Headquarters in 2007 In April 2018, Baron announced the addition of former US National Weather Service Director Jack Hayes to its international business development staff. A retired...
Company News, Critical Weather, Scientific DevelopmentBy John McHenry, Baron Chief Scientist Providing decision support for a wide range of weather-sensitive societal and economic sectors is a vital part of the critical weather intelligence that Baron offers customers.
Critical Weather, Scientific DevelopmentAs meteorological organizations adapt to increasingly extreme weather, the ability to provide personnel with distributed display of weather intelligence across an entire network is crucial, providing numerous advantages for operational staff and...
Scientific DevelopmentFaster Radar Processing Delivers Life Saving Data Sooner Huntsville, AL – Baron, a leading provider of critical weather solutions, announces their exclusive intelligent processing of radar data. The company is now delivering...
Company News, In the News, Press Releases, Scientific DevelopmentIn July 2017, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) made data from its newest weather observation satellite provisionally available to commercial providers. Called GOES-16, the satellite is a marvel of...
Company News, Scientific DevelopmentHere 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...
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