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Mastering the Weather Challenge: Meteomatics

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This lecture introduces the world-class meteorology and data science expertise of Meteomatics, focusing on their weather API, custom forecast solutions for energy industries, meteodrones, climate change studies, and the integration of various weather data sources. The lecture also covers the use of satellites, weather models, irradiance data, solar power generation forecasts, wind data, real-time thunderstorm detection, and snow depth monitoring.

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