Eye of the Storm 3000 1.0

Eye of the Storm 3000 - Interactive hurricane tracking program, and more
The Eye of the Storm is both a hurricane season preparedness tool and an interactive hurricane (Atlantic and East/Central Pacific only) tracking program. Preparedness materials included in electronic form have been prepared by the American Red Cross, FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency), and NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). Storm tracking enthusiasts will love EOTS 3000, the interactive hurricane tracking program that uses the Internet to automatically download active storm information (US Hurricanes). Three different kinds of maps, including a high-resolution satellite image based color map allow maps to be customized to any users tastes and location. Overlay with state and county borders to get a detailed look at a storms projected path (automatically imported from National Hurricane Center advisories). Print color or black and white charts that show a storms distance from your home or business.

You can also animate the paths of recent storms, or research over 2000 historical storm tracks going back to 1851! Search a specific year or range of years, and select only storms that have come near your town for a historical perspective on the current forecast.

Eye of the Storm 3000 is a Hurricane tracking program. The CD-ROM contains the full version, plus preparedness and educational materials, historical data on nearly 2000 historical Atlantic and East Pacific storm tracks and over 150 of the satellite image

Main features of Eye of the Storm 3000:

PC or Mac

3 Types of Global Tracking Maps (including interactive realistic earth imagery with day/night mode)

Customizable satellite image retrieval tool

Wind radii rings (New for 2005!)

Color coded tracks as lines or points.

Automated download of coordinates and forecast storm tracks (derived from NHC forecasts)

Automatic download of NHC Public and Marine Advisories, and Tropical Outlook statements.

3D maps that pan and zoom

Political borders (US States and Counties)

Full color printing of maps

Copy maps to clipboard

Distance calculations

Audible alarm and visual queues when warnings or watches are issued 

(computer voice/hurricane flags)

Storm animations and playback

Historical storm archives included that go back to 1851. Over 2000 storm tracks

for Atlantic and Northeast Pacific storms!

Bonus CD-ROM Feature: Over 150 of our best images picks from NOAA's on-line 

satellite and radar image archives.


Limitations of Eye of the Storm 3000:

14 days trial.