Weather Central to Showcase Forecasting Tools

Also look for the company’s ESP:Live product.

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Apr 7, 2010
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At NAB, Weather Central will be demonstrating their latest offerings in the field of real-time weather forecasting and modeling products, including 3D Live, a weather platform for SD and HD television that integrates 3D effects, up-to-the-second data, animations, high-definition maps and story-telling tools.

Also look for the company's ESP:Live product, which provides high visibility storm tracks and threats right down to the street level of viewers. Weather Central will also show Live:Wire, which provides clear information about weather threats.

Weather Central will be at booth SU912.

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