Weather Platform
Weather is a shared input to three different questions: when to irrigate, what a solar plant will generate, and whether an aircraft can fly. Sasyaveda stewards the platform that carries station networks, forecast ingest and the derived products those questions need.
Inside the platform
Station networks
Calibrated field stations with quality-controlled data and documented maintenance intervals.
Forecast ingest
Numerical forecast ingest and downscaling to the site, rather than to the nearest city.
Derived products
Evapotranspiration, growing degree days, irradiance and flight-condition windows computed once and used by three divisions.
Alerting
Threshold and trend alerting for frost, wind, heat and storm conditions, routed to whoever needs to act.
The shape of the work
A closed loop from soil reading to irrigation schedule
Sensing feeds a controller that can run alone when the link drops. The agronomy layer turns readings into a schedule, and the schedule goes back to the valve — which is the only part of this a grower should have to think about.
Used across the group
- Sasyaveda irrigation scheduling
- Savithru generation forecasting
- Vyovrinda flight condition assessment
Ownership
A domain platform, stewarded by Sasyaveda — the unit with the deepest knowledge of the problem. P9e owns it and licenses it across the group; stewardship is responsibility for maintaining it, not ownership of it.
How we decide what is sharedOther platforms
Ground Station Platform
Mission and sortie planning, telemetry and command — one ground segment for drones, stratospheric platforms and satellites.
Read moreSatOS
The flight software foundation for spacecraft — command and data handling, mode management and safe mode.
Read moreSCADA Core
The supervisory foundation — protocols, historian, alarms and HMI — behind water, plant and solar monitoring alike.
Read moreBuilding something that needs Weather Platform?
Tell us the constraints and we will come back with how this platform would carry them — or say plainly if it would not.