Elevating Real-Time Weather Displays with the Port-Log Forecast Extension
OceanWise develops new extension to Port-Log to integrate weather forecast data
OceanWise is excited to announce the release of its latest development within the Port-Log family, the Forecast Extension.
In dynamic environments the requirement of weather forecast data and real-time weather information is vital, however to date there has been no integration of these two datasets causing the user to have to visit multiple website or platforms to find the required information. A labour and time intensive process to retrieve information which is required on an instantaneous and constantly changing basis.
Weather forecast data supports time-critical decisions which often offer during busy operational periods, the operators therefore require clear, concise, and reliable information to be available in a single, easily accessible location for quick reference. This imperative need for integration of real-time and weather forecast data to enhance decision-making processes and to ensure operational safety is maintained throughout with a well-informed workforce.
Port-Log Forecasting Extension can be integrated into existing Port-Log systems to achieve the following benefits:
- Operational Resilience – anticipating weather changes enables proactive decision-making, reducing the impact of adverse conditions on both marine and landside operations.
- Enhanced Safety – by factoring in weather forecasts, ports and harbours can implement safety measures and protocols to protect vessels, cargo, and personnel.
- Improved Efficiency – having an improved understanding of forecasted conditions alongside real-time live data can assist in optimizing scheduling and resource allocation resulting in minimising downtime and maximising operational efficiency.
The integration of the weather forecast data alongside real-time weather feeds through implementation of the Port-Log Forecast Extension, provides significant added value to a Port’s environmental monitoring data. It offers a comprehensive solution to empower port authorities and operators in making informed, timely decisions that positively impact the safety, efficiency, and overall success of marine and landside operations.
OceanWise have been developing solutions for ports for over 10 years and pride ourselves on our ability to listen and act flexibly to the needs of each and every customer. From our off-the-shelf data platform and range of software solutions, all are designed to make operational tasks quicker, easier, safer and more efficient.
If you have a specific data visualisation requirement or another challenge that you’d like our help with, please contact us today.
About OceanWise
OceanWise Ltd is an independent company specialising in all aspects of marine environmental data acquisition, data and knowledge management and GIS, providing customers with comprehensive and cost-effective end-to-end marine and coastal data management and decision support, including:
- Intelligent Marine Mapping (Raster Charts, Raster Charts XL, Marine Themes and Marine Themes DEM)
- Marine Data Management Policy, Strategy Advice and Training
- Enterprise GIS and Productivity Tools (Maritime Toolbar and Workflow Extensions)
- Environmental Data Sharing and Publishing (Ocean Database and Port-Log.net)
For more information about OceanWise, please contact Katie Eades, Marketing Director, at [email protected] or visit www.oceanwise.eu
About Port of Tyne www.portoftye.co.uk
The Port of Tyne, one of the UK’s most innovative and sustainable deep-sea ports, continues to strengthen its role as a vital gateway for global trade and a driver of economic growth in the North East. With investments in green technology, smart infrastructure, and digital solutions, the port supports industries from automotive and offshore energy to bulk cargo and logistics, aiming to reduce environmental impact while enhancing connectivity. As a strategic hub, the Port of Tyne remains committed to delivering exceptional service, promoting regional development, and supporting a greener, more resilient future for British trade.