by Steve Gifford | Jun 27, 2024 | Data, Terrier
At Wet Dog Weather, we have our own web and mobile display technology called Terrier. It’s crazy good, and we love it! However, we understand that sometimes you need to support the old way of doing things, which is why we also support traditional web mapping...
by Christy Rohrig | Jun 4, 2024 | Data
At Wet Dog Weather, our expertise in designing resilient infrastructure has enabled us to achieve an impressive milestone: zero production downtime over the past two years. Our commitment to robust data workflows, effective weather data management, and advanced...
by Steve Gifford | May 22, 2024 | Data
We’ve discussed our approach to dev ops before, specifically how we use CDK with Python in our weather stack deployment. It’s something we like to talk about, so let’s do an update! Weather Stack Background Compared to most of our competitors, we...
by Steve Gifford | May 15, 2024 | Boxer, Data, Terrier
At Wet Dog Weather, our main task is weather data visualization. Our weather map tiles are fast! The whole process is easy, and it looks amazing. We combine a ton of data on the fly in our Terrier for Web SDK. That’s the best way to get the most out of Boxer and...
by Steve Gifford | May 8, 2024 | Data, MapLibre, Terrier
We do some pretty advanced data visualization for weather data. Our Terrier is interactive, low latency, and very pretty. There are many moving parts to that, but we’ll let you in on one of our secrets: Our map toolkit integrations use other peoples’ map...
by Steve Gifford | Apr 23, 2024 | Data
Open source is integral to meteorology, particularly for data processing. There are free packages to read everything from GRIB to Nexrad messages, and even up-and-coming formats like Zarr focus on open source. We can credit NOAA for that open attitude in large part....
