Atmo

What is Atmo?

Atmo is a next-generation weather forecasting platform that applies deep learning and physics-based modeling to transform meteorology on a global scale. It integrates data from satellites, ground stations, radars, and ocean buoys in real time, constantly refining its predictive accuracy. With unmatched temporal and spatial resolution, Atmo helps governments, defense agencies, and enterprises anticipate environmental risks, optimize operations, and safeguard infrastructure. The platform is used operationally by entities such as the United States Air Force, Navy, and national governments in Southeast Asia.

Key Features

• Extreme Forecast Accuracy

  Up to 50% more precise than conventional systems across key meteorological variables for timeframes spanning from immediate nowcasts to 14-day medium-range predictions.

• Global Real-Time Data Assimilation

  Continuously ingests measurements from weather satellites, surface sensors, and oceanic instruments, ensuring forecasts adapt dynamically to real-world conditions.

• Nano-Scale Resolution

  Provides hyperlocal forecasts as fine as 1 km², allowing insights into microclimates and environmental conditions previously undetectable by traditional models.

• Rapid Forecast Generation

  Delivers predictions up to 40,000 times faster than legacy physics-based systems, enabling near-instant weather intelligence for critical decisions.

• Proven Global Reliability

  Deployed across multiple continents for consistent, field-tested performance in complex weather environments and operational missions.

• Custom Adaptive Models

  Tailors simulations to specific geographies and industries, optimizing forecasts for sectors such as defense, aviation, and energy management.

Use Cases

• Defense and Security Operations : Enables military and emergency services to anticipate weather-related risks for mission-critical and humanitarian operations.
• Government Planning : Supports national and regional weather bureaus in monitoring extreme events, managing disaster response, and protecting infrastructure.
• Energy and Utilities : Optimizes grid management and renewable energy output by providing localized wind and solar forecasts.
• Aviation and Logistics : Improves route optimization, flight safety, and scheduling by integrating real-time atmospheric predictions.
• Agriculture and Environment : Assists farmers and environmental agencies in anticipating droughts, rainfall variability, and resource allocation needs.
• Urban Climate Management : Provides fine-grained weather data to plan climate-resilient city infrastructure and monitor urban heat islands.

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