ZIPAIR Tokyo began using AI-based turbulence forecasting on October 8.
BlueWX’s “AI Turbulence Forecast” has been integrated into Mobile Internet Technology Inc.’s (MTI) aviation weather service, “3DARVI,” making it possible to check AI-generated turbulence forecasts by altitude and forecast time. Combined with the existing weather and aviation information provided by 3DARVI, the service enables users to centrally access the information needed for operational decisions, including flight routes and altitudes.
BlueWX’s “AI Turbulence Forecast” uses deep learning technology to analyze numerical weather predictions, meteorological observation data, and turbulence-related data collected from aircraft to forecast the risk of turbulence. During its development, the service underwent trial operations for approximately four years involving thousands of pilots and operations controllers, with efforts made to improve forecast accuracy and reliability.
MTI’s “3DARVI” is an aviation weather system that allows weather information affecting aircraft operations and flight plans to be viewed on a single screen. It visualizes weather phenomena in 3D, enabling users to quickly identify hazardous weather conditions along flight routes.
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