Weather intelligence for confident space launch decisions

Up to 40% of space launches are delayed due to weather. From lightning risk to winds aloft, atmospheric conditions play a critical role in every go or no-go decision.

For launch operators and meteorological teams, the challenge is not a lack of data, but confidence in it at the moment it matters most.

This webinar explores how high-quality, consistent weather observations across the full atmospheric column help reduce uncertainty and support safer, more predictable launch operations.

What we will cover

• Where weather impacts launch decisions, from pre-launch readiness through ascent  
• The key challenges in maintaining a reliable, real-time picture of atmospheric conditions  
• How surface, upper-air, and remote sensing observations work together to support decision-making  
• Practical scenarios where improved measurement quality can reduce launch risk

Why attend?

Join this webinar to gain a practical understanding of how weather impacts critical operational decisions and where uncertainty still exists. Using space launch operations as a high-stakes example, you’ll explore how more reliable, consistent observations can support safer, more confident decision-making across a range of weather-sensitive environments.

This webinar explores how high-quality, consistent weather observations across the full atmospheric column help reduce uncertainty and support safer, more predictable launch operations.