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ADS Releases Latest Santa Ana Wind Outlook for December 2019:
This outlook employs multiple statistical models and human analysis to make long-term Santa Ana wind season forecasts for Southern California. The models and analysis are built from 38 years of high resolution historical meteorological data. This outlook forecasts above normal, near normal or below normal Santa Ana wind day counts for each month and season.
Technosylva Acquires Atmospheric Data Solutions as part of Wildfire Public Safety Initiative
Wildfire Public Safety Initiative includes industry education, commitment to wildfire science advances, and increased platform investments Acquisition of ADS will help Technosylva’s electric utility customers understand their wildfire risk and mitigate incidents La Jolla, CA and Leon, Spain, October 11, 2023 – Technosylva, the leading provider of wildfire mitigation technology solutions, today announced the acquisition […]
Wind is the culprit in 2017’s horrific wildfire season – LA Times
The current prolonged Santa Ana event is a function of the high-pressure ridge that is sitting over California, said atmospheric scientist Scott Capps, the principal of Atmospheric Data Solutions. Source: Wind is the culprit in 2017’s horrific wildfire season – LA Times
More Santa Ana winds coming, but new government website could save your life – Redlands Daily Facts
Unfortunately, experts indicate we may see more of the same. Atmospheric Data Solutions states, “There will be an above normal number of Santa Ana wind days for both the December and the December through February periods.” Source: More Santa Ana winds coming, but new government website could save your life – Redlands Daily Facts
Raiders of the storm: The data science behind weather prediction | ZDNet
Weather models are at the heart of what Capps does. They are used both for forecasting and to recreate historical data. Increasingly however over the last decade machine learning (ML) has come to be applied in atmospheric science. Source: Raiders of the storm: The data science behind weather prediction | ZDNet