St. John's, Canada - 17 Dec 2007

MEC-Canada has signed up for 6-months of LEADS^® On-Line service. AMEC meteorologists and decision-makers plan to use our state-of-the-art, web-based weather service to enhance forecasting support to their existing customer base, which spans the eastern and central portions of Canada. AMEC is a international provider to the world's infrastructure, manufacturing and process industries.

Warsaw, Poland - 5 Oct 2007

MeteoStar finalized the upgrade of the Poland Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) LEADS^® system. The software passed initial testing and, after one month of testing in the Warsaw office, is expected to be rolled out to all 9 regional forecasting offices and 9 airports around the country. MeteoStar also provided LEADS^® 4.2 training for both forecasters and administrators.

Poland's IMGW is the country's National Weather Service, supervised by the Minister for the Environment. The IMGW is responsible for weather forecasting, issuing weather observations, warnings, hydrological monitoring, water management and aviation weather support. The IMGW has been a satisfied LEADS^® customer since 2002.

Goiânia, Brazil - 5 Oct 2007

MeteoStar has completed the installation and operational testing of a LEADS^® Magellan system for the Sistema de Meteorologica e Hidrologia do Estado de Goiás (SIMEHGO) in central Brazil. The system included a Magellan GOES satellite reception system, a LEADS^® 4.2 server/workstation combo, and integration with local NWP and DCP data. A week-long LEADS^® training session was also provided to another extremely satisfied customer.

SIMEHGO is part of a state-ran agency, which provides meteorological, climatological and hydrological forecasting and real-time readout information for the state of Goiás. SIMEHGO is currently using their LEADS^® Magellan system for these purposes, as well as NWP and hydrological research.

Macon, GA - 27 Sep 2007

MeteoStar has finished the upgrade of the Georgia Forestry Commission (GFC) LEADS^® system this past week. GFC upgraded from LEADS^® 3.4 to version 4.2. Additionally, MeteoStar created over 100 custom products/scripts in support of their weather support mission.

GFC is a state-run agency, which uses their LEADS^® system for fire weather forecasting support throughout the state of Georgia. GFC is a long-time customer of MeteoStar and is thrilled to be using their upgraded system!

Panamá City, Panama - 21 Sep 2007

MeteoStar has completed the upgrade of the Panama Canal's LEADS^® 3.4 system to version 4.2. This installation included upgrading the Panama Canal's hardware, updating their software version, realigning their existing NOAAPort dish, and integrating local DCP data. Additionally, upgrade training was performed.

The Panama Canal Authority utilizes their state-of-the-art LEADS^® system to monitor weather conditions in/around the canal, as well as forecast water levels for use in the canal's locks. The canal sees over 40 vessels pass through each day.

Memphis, TN - 28 Aug 2007

After a two year courtship, and a very arduous test and evaluation phase, FedEx contracted with MeteoStar to install the LEADS^®/LEADS^® On-Line system to support their meteorological operations. The installation included two NOAAPort systems, a GOES East/GOES West system, a full LEADS^® 5.1 system and the innovative LEADS^® On-Line web site. FedEx has renamed their web site to WINDS (Weather Information Display System).

Full integration with FedEx systems is ongoing, and the system is expected to be fully operational by 1 Nov 07. FedEx is an international air courier with over 275,000 employees.