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Interactive 3D visualization of ensemble weather forecasts

This thesis investigates the application of 3D visualization and of ensemble visualization techniques to weather forecasting. I present “Met.3D”, a new open-source tool utilising modern GPU hardware to achieve interactive 3D visualization of numerical ensemble weather predictions in a way suited to weather forecasting. Focussing on a particular use case, I demonstrate the application of Met.3D to forecasting warm conveyor belt situations during aircraft-based atmospheric field campaigns.