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We do in fact hire in EU, any EU timezone works.

Thanks, should work now!

Thanks for the hint! Should be fixed in a minute.

What OS/Browser are you on?

We use your IP to determine your approximate location. Not very precise, but useful because it puts at least in the right country/state, so you don't have to search for it :)

Depends on the area. Windfinder and Windguru are using the GFS model which has a resolution of only 50/100km. For example for winds, in the US we are using NOAAs HIRESW with a reso…

We use the WRF-ARW core for some regions, it's a solid model. Haven't considered higher level winds, are you a pilot/paraglider? :)

Certainly, just shoot us an email to info at :)

There are many different models, all of them taking into account terrain data, laws of physics and much more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_weather_prediction

Any pointers where we could look? (we are not designers..)

The microconditions are tricky, but yes there is business there. We've done a few proof of concepts using CV + ML/statistics in the area of storm tracking. Do you have any insight …

That looks like a rendering problem, we will look into it!

Hi William Thanks for reporting the bug. Yes there is an API, let's talk via email: info AT windria DOT net

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Licensing options are expensive for a startup - building one's own dataset is hard. How do startups go about this? Are there any good open datasets?

What SaaS apps do you pay for that make life as a freelancer easier?