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Can we fly today?
For a drone pilot, weather is not a curiosity: it is a decision. This map queries global weather models through Open-Meteo on every visit and turns wind, gusts and precipitation into a flight verdict for 13 Beninese cities — with the next favourable window over 24 hours.
Data: Open-Meteo (CC-BY 4.0), GFS / ECMWF models. Basemap: © OpenStreetMap, © CARTO.
From weather model to go / no-go
Measurement
Global numerical models (GFS, ECMWF) compute 10 m wind, gusts and precipitation at hourly resolution. Open-Meteo exposes them as an open feed, refreshed several times a day.
Decision
OHM WORKS applies operational thresholds — 10 and 14 m/s gusts, rain — consistent with enterprise-class drone tolerances. Each city gets a verdict: Fly, Marginal, No-go.
Operations
The 24 h timeline pinpoints the next flight window per city. The same dashboard can cover your sites — construction, quarries, plantations — and de-risk your acquisition planning.
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