Our Technology
Technologies
TechnologiesWorld class satellite analysis
RainbirdGEO offers a new solution to climate change response through geostationary satellite algorithms.
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Rainfall
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Wildfire
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Wind wave
Core technology
Early Detection Technology for Thunderstorms
In tropical atmospheres, it is hard to predict when or where thunderstorms will develop.
However, this is only possible through geostationary satellites. RainbirdGEO has developed algorithms to detect fast-developing tropical thunderstorms in heir early stages by analyzing high-resolution observations from geostationary meteorological satellites. This is called satellite-based nowcasting technology. To prevent damage caused by heavy rainfall (e.g., floods and landslides), RainbirdGEO’s early detection technology for thunderstorms aims at predicting these events at least 2 hours in advance. With the recent development of AI technology, we are improving the prediction lead time and accuracy.
Our Technologies
RainbirdGEO’s Core Technology
RainbirdGEO uses its own Satellite remote sensing technology and disaster prediction algorithm to notify and effectively manage climate risks in advance.
RainbirdGEO provides world-class real-time prediction and monitoring of various climate risks across the Asia-Pacific region through its 6 technologies.
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Early Detection Technology for Thunderstorms
Early detection of thunderstorms in the tropical atmosphere aims to detect thunderstorms 2 hours in advance through an algorithm that analyzes Geostationary Meterological Satellite data. Currently, in Southeast Asia, the detection rate averages 85%, and the false detection rate averages 35%.
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Risk Detection Technology for Flash Floods, Wind Waves, and Landslides
In the immediate aftermath of a thunderstorms, the damage caused by disasters can be determined in advance through the accumulated database of Geostationary Meteorological Satellites, allowing people to prepare for the situation.
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Wildfire Detection Technology
We analyze the data generated by the imaging sensor of the Geostationary Meterological Satellite to detect Wildfire in real-time 24 hours a day. With our technology and the Chollian satellites that take pictures all the time, we can increase the efficiency of forest fire surveillance, enablel rapid initial extinguish fires, and monitor
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Air Pollution Monitoring Technology
Aerosol optical depth thickness calculated by Geostationary Meteorological Satellites using reflected light from solar radiation, can alert high-concentration air pollutants and is useful for most developing countries where air pollution is severe in dry seasons but with no observation equipment for air quality on the Earth’s surface.
ICT Solution
Diverse ICT Solution connected through satellite data
RainbirdGEO provides an integrated solution to predict and prevent disasters in advance through cutting-edge satellite-ICT convergence technology.
Social Media
Mobile App
Hazard Map
API, FTP
Consulting
RainbirdGEO provides professional consulting services on climate, environment and disaster risk management to customers worldwide who want to utilize satellite data.
Scientific Management
- Analysis of climate vulnerability and climate prediction, and projection in countries/regions
- Institutional management strategies based on the interpretation of various climate risk information
Practical Training
- Courses of climate risk management and professional satellite data utilization for managers in the climate risk and ESG departments
- Emergency response instructions and hazard alert receiving methods for vulnerable groups and regions
RainbirdGEO’s technologies have been developed in close collaboration with the Center for Climate/Environment Change Prediction Research (CCCPR) and the Climate System Laboratory (CSL) at Ewha Womans University, led by Professor Yong-Sang Choi.