Over the past year, we have continued to expand and improve the AerisWeather Mapping Platform (AMP) by adding many new features, capabilities, visualization tools, and new weather layers. Recently we’ve pushed out several updates that have added and improved on over 25 weather layers. There have also been additional updates to our Map Builder, AMP Visualizer, and Legend Builder tools. These new layers and features allow you to create unique weather maps and visualizations for your websites, visual displays, and mobile applications.
Our AerisWeather API has always been a global API, providing worldwide observations, forecasts and more. Our focus in 2017 is to make our AMP service a fully global service as well to better accompany our weather API. We just added support for 14-day global forecasts, which includes 1-hour intervals for days 1 through 5 and 3-hour intervals for days 6 through 10.
Animation of Global Forecast Temperatures
These new global data sets within AMP work really well when used within an orthographic or three-dimensional globe view with tools such as WebGL Earth:
Global Dew Point Temperatures
The new global forecast datasets cover a variety of weather metrics:
Global layers are now the default option when selecting forecasts within our Map Builder.
Based on requests from many of our users, we have added several layers from NOAA’s National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) data set. These new forecast layer options cover the Continental US, Alaska, Hawaii and soon, Puerto Rico and Guam.
To utilize the new NDFD forecast layers:
Using NDFD forecast layers with the Map Builder
As we continue to expand on our current AerisWeather Maps (AMP) offerings, features and datasets, be sure to check back often for updates and review our platform’s version history. Or if you haven’t begun taking advantage of everything AMP offers, take it for a test drive with a free developer account.
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