The Triple Point Podcast and Newsletter

Apr 3, 2024 Podcast Outside the Box Innovation Artificial Intelligence Commercial Weather Public Sector Weather Models Weather

Episode 35 - Weather Outside the Box with Scott Mackaro

What if NOAA’s global weather model didn’t exist in 10 years? It’s a provocative question that challenges conventional wisdom, but it’s a question worth considering as Google, NVIDIA, and others are challenging the weather modeling space with their rapidly advancing AI technology.

Feb 20, 2024 Podcast Weather Climate Seasonal Prediction Agriculture Business Energy Observations Oceans El Nino Commercial Weather

Episode 34 - Salient Innovations in Seasonal Prediction with Matt Stein

The oceans drive our climate system. Learn how an increasing number of companies like Salient Predictions are using signals in long-term ocean patterns, soil moisture, sea ice, and snow cover to make much longer predictions than what you might see on your daily weather app.

Jan 16, 2024 Podcast Weather Climate Communication Risk Management Emergency Management Hurricane Ian Wildfires Technology Society

Episode 33 - Evolving Public Risk Perception with Brian LaMarre

Risk is defined as the probability of some hazard occurring multiplied by the impact that hazard may have on an individual, population, or system.Improving risk perceptions in weather and climate requires better technology and communications strategies, personal accountability, and trust.

Dec 20, 2023 Podcast Weather Climate Technology Society

Episode 32 - The Triple Point Podcast Presents the Best of 2023

Welcome to the final Triple Point™ Podcast of the year. And what a year it's been! This 90-minute episode will get you fully caught up on all the insights, predictions, advice, and outtakes you missed.

Nov 5, 2023 Podcast NOAA Public Sector Technology Observations Artificial Intelligence Business Commercial Weather Dual-Use Technology Insurance

Episode 31 - Public-Private Tech Partnerships with Wayne MacKenzie

NOAA’s Technology Partnerships Office serves the U.S. economy by transferring government-developed scientific and technological innovations to commercial applications, facilitating strategic public-private partnerships, and investing in small business research and development.