Research
in Atmospheric Modeling
MESO
develops and utilizes various models to meet the needs of a wide
range of customers. For example, MESO's Mesoscale Atmospheric Simulation
System (MASS) is used in research and for operational applications.
MESO is part of the team that developed the OMEGA adaptive grid
model. OMEGA is designed for accurate high-resolution forecasts
of air quality factors and the dispersion of toxic material. MESO
developed the CLIMOD modeling system for the Advanced Climate Model
and Environmental Simulation modeling system used by the Air Force
Combat Climatology Center. MESO also has expertise in modifying
and applying community models such as the WRF and MM5.
Real-Time
Atmospheric Modeling
MESO
runs a variety of atmospheric models for numerous regions of the
globe every day for many different applications. The data produced
by the simulations produces atmospheric data for regions that lack
sufficient observational weather data. The output is often further
refined to produce site specific forecasts and decision making aids
for applications, such as energy production, load forecasting, agricultural
needs, recreational services and any need your firm may have for
detailed information about the weather and environment.
MESO
provides many direct services to both government agencies and private
sector companies. MESO also reaches specific customer needs through
partnerships, such as AWS Truepower, for the wind energy industry,
SkyBit, for the agriculture and recreational industries, and Meteosim
(in Barcelona, Spain) for servicing the special needs of Europe
and South America. We are also affiliated with modeling research
projects with the U.S. Air Force, North Carolina State University,
Saint Louis University, and the University of Missouri.
MESO provides archived weather data for the United States through our weather archive website
WeatherARC
with the data originating from the National Climatic Data Center.
Surface and Upper Air observations for many stations are available as far back as 1948.
The WeatherARC Site provides quick access to the observations.
MESO also provides consulting services to help understand and use
the data if additional assistance is needed. |