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About Atmoseq

Gathering multi-source weather data so everyone can see the sky

Our story

Why we built Atmoseq

Weather data is scattered everywhere: satellite imagery on one site, radar mosaics in another system, forecasts hidden inside professional software. For most people the barrier is simply too high — and worse, most products hand you a pre-rendered picture. The data itself stays out of reach.

Atmoseq is built by an independent developer: from data ingestion and processing pipelines to an in-house rendering engine, one person walks the whole chain. We believe what you get should not be a picture, but the data itself — to see, to question, to create.

Himawari-8 Full Disk
Himawari-8 Full Disk · JMA / Wikimedia Commons

Core values

What we believe

Open Data

Weather data belongs to everyone. We work to lower the barrier to access.

Real-time & Precise

Satellite every ten minutes, radar every six — every frame deserves your trust.

Scientific Rigor

Sources and calibers are labeled; no exaggeration, no speculation — brightness temperature stays in Kelvin, echoes stay in dBZ.

Visual & Intuitive

Powerful does not mean complicated — visualization lets the data speak for itself.

Milestones

Coordinates along the way

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2024-05-14

UMD earliest design completed

2024-08-17

Atmoseq project founded

2026-03-10

New architecture adopted

2026-04-22

Full migration to COG

2026-05-01

Atmoseq 2.0.0 kicks off

2026-06-01

Website and ecosystem online

2026-06-21

Atmoseq-Stormcore initial build done

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