Earth Networks

Earth Networks offers real-time weather alerting and lightning detection services to help businesses make better decisions about weather-related safety. The system includes tools like alerting and mapping, using combined weather and lightning data to protect visitors and employees. It also includes weather stations to gather local weather data to help inform decisions.

Earth Networks is geared for businesses like airport operations, education and parks and recreation where timely and accurate weather information is important. The system is designed to offer 50% more lead time than freely available alerts, cutting human communication delays and keeping people informed with outdoor audible horns.

Some of the features of Earth Networks include:

• Lightning Detection Network: Real-time detection with high location accuracy and low false alarm rates.
• Real-Time Alerting: Customizable alerts by email, text or mobile push notification for specific weather conditions and distances.
• 24/7 Meteorological Support: Expert meteorologists on call to help with decision-making during severe weather events.
• Weather Stations: Local weather data gathering to help inform decisions.
• Customizable Alerts: Alerts can be set up by type of weather condition and distance.

Earth Networks pricing is based on factors including the type of weather-related needs, geography and the number of stakeholders who need access. The company offers a subscription model that includes hardware, software and maintenance, which can be easier on a business's budget. Pricing details are available on request, with the company considering the specific needs of each customer.

Earth Networks customers include St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport, Cape Coral and Oklahoma State University. Customers praise the system for keeping the public safe and minimizing disruptions during severe weather events.

If you're looking for a weather intelligence system, Earth Networks offers a suite of tools to help you reduce weather-related risks and maximize uptime.

Published on July 6, 2024