Meteorology Software used at NATFLY Briefings?

[Fordy]

Hi Guys,

 

Did anyone happen to get the details of the software that was being used at NATFLY during the 8:00am pilot briefings?

 

It appeared to interpret and graphically represent weather systems depicted in the Area Forecasts.

 

I believe it was something like "pitrax or pytracks" but Google has not revealed anything along these lines.

 

Cheer,

 

Fordy

 

 

[robinsm]

www.pemet.com.au

 

is one that they used there as I downloaded a weather briefing before flying out. Put together and placed by Ian Boag. I wouldn't be without it in my favourites folder.

 

 

[frank marriott]

Fordy

 

It sounds like the one used at Monto - Displays the fronts etc on a WAC presentation - saves trying to find front from ABC to XYZ [very handy when not in your local area].

 

Was told it was a free download by Lee Ungermann but I obviously wrote the name of the site down incorrectly.

 

Have been unsuccessful in finding it since. I posted here before but nobody was able to help. I sent a PM to Leigh but I think he had moved to CASA by then.

 

Frank

 

 

[Tracktop]

Was it anything like this? - bit different than your average weather page?

 

http://acweather.blogspot.com/2005/10/south-pacific-hawaiian-and-australian.html

 

Ray