Precipitation nowcasting

Precipitation nowcasting: This promotes sustainable environments by providing accurate and timely information on precipitation patterns, allowing for better management of natural resources such as water and land. 

Some examples of smart applications for precipitation nowcasting include:

• Weather Radar: This involves the use of advanced radar systems to detect precipitation in real-time, providing accurate and up-to-date information on rainfall patterns and intensity.

• Weather Models: This involves the use of computer models to simulate and predict precipitation patterns, allowing for accurate forecasting and nowcasting.

• Mobile Applications: This involves the use of mobile applications that use GPS and other sensors to provide real-time information on precipitation patterns, allowing for better planning and decision-making.

• Smart Irrigation Systems: This involves the use of sensors and weather data to optimize irrigation practices, reducing water waste and promoting sustainable water use.

• Flood Prediction and Management: This involves the use of sensors and predictive models to identify areas at risk of flooding, allowing for early warning and effective management of flood events.