Weather impacts to operations
Translate METOC forecasts, observations, and climatology into the thresholds a mission or program actually uses, with the uncertainty stated plainly.
SDVOSB · VOSB · HUBZone
Weather Support for Federal & Defense Programs
Meteorological and oceanographic (METOC) support available to Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and joint programs, plus weather and Earth-data engineering and AI evaluation for defense and civil agencies, available as a prime contract or subcontract through an SBA-certified SDVOSB, VOSB, and HUBZone small business.
METOC supportUSAF forecasting experience (1988–1998)AI weatherAtmospheric researchWeather data engineeringPrime or subcontract
Capabilities
Weather Science for the Mission
Programs that depend on weather need more than a forecast product. They need data they can trust, verification matched to the decision, and someone who understands both the science and how the work is used in operations.
Weather and Earth-data engineering
Ingest, regrid, and validate atmospheric and ocean model, satellite, radar, and station data (GRIB, NetCDF, HDF) into documented pipelines a program office can maintain, including naval and maritime METOC data.
AI weather model evaluation
Independent assessment of AI weather forecasting models and ML products against NWP and observational baselines, across the lead times, regions, and conditions the program depends on.
Atmospheric research support
Analysis for atmospheric, climate, and Earth-system research programs: model evaluation against observations, reanalysis and satellite comparisons, and reproducible research code.
Forecast verification
Verification design and analysis for operational and planning products, including extremes, reliability, and performance at decision thresholds.
Scientific subject-matter support
Review of requirements, technical approaches, and deliverables by an AMS Certified Consulting Meteorologist, for program offices and integrated product teams.
Modernization and transition
Assessment of legacy weather data workflows and practical, validated paths to move them onto current infrastructure.
Background
Operational Weather Experience
The principal began his career as an Air Force Weather forecaster supporting operations, then spent decades in research, international meteorology, and software delivery. That range is what the program gets.
Experience described here includes the principal's prior military service and employment; it is not represented as Aetheris Vision prime-contract past performance.
- Former U.S. Air Force weather forecaster (1988–1998)
- AMS Certified Consulting Meteorologist (CCM)
- U.S. Government Secret clearance previously held by the principal
- Active in SAM.gov: UEI ZM8QWJ4ABWZ9, CAGE 20SQ1
- SBA-certified SDVOSB, VOSB, and HUBZone, active august 28, 2026 through august 27, 2029
Contracting
Codes for This Work
The NAICS and PSC codes most relevant to weather and Earth-data requirements. The full list and the set-aside paths are on the capability statement page.
How to contract with us- 541690NAICS: Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (primary)
- 541715NAICS: Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
- 541360NAICS: Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services
- R427PSC: Support- Professional: Weather Reporting/Observation
- AJ12PSC: General Science and Technology R&D Services; General science and technology; Applied Research
- AH52PSC: Natural Resources and Environment R&D Services; Other natural resources; Applied Research
- B526PSC: Special Studies/Analysis- Oceanological
- B529PSC: Special Studies/Analysis- Scientific Data
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