A smart system detects hurricanes days in advance
One foggy summer, a small device appeared in an old weather monitoring cell, watching clouds forming in a sky devoid of evaporation. This device reads millions of data from satellites and wind, and turns it into accurate predictive models. On the fifth day of the forecast, the system issued a notification to local authorities, confirming
One foggy summer, a small device appeared in an old weather monitoring cell, watching clouds forming in a sky devoid of evaporation. This device reads millions of data from satellites and wind, and turns it into accurate predictive models.
On the fifth day of the forecast, the system issued a notification to local authorities, confirming that a storm would land at midnight with wind speeds that could exceed 120 km/h.
Thanks to this warning, schools were closed, cruises were postponed, and ambulance teams were on standby.
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