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Weather Integration

Weather monitoring for job planning

Weather Integration

DrillerDB provides weather monitoring to help you plan around precipitation and weather conditions that affect drilling operations.

Quick Start: Check Weather

  1. Click Weather in main navigation
  2. View current conditions for job sites
  3. Check precipitation risk levels
  4. Review multi-day forecast for planning
  5. Adjust schedules based on weather data

Check the weather dashboard before dispatching crews to avoid sending teams to job sites with poor conditions or inaccessible ground due to recent precipitation.

Weather Features Overview

FeatureWhat It ShowsUse For
Current ConditionsTemperature, precipitation, windReal-time decisions
Precipitation RiskGround saturation levelsSite accessibility
Multi-Day ForecastExpected conditions aheadSchedule planning
Historical DataPast weather recordsAnalysis, claims

Features

  • Weather Dashboard - View current conditions and forecasts
  • Precipitation Risk Assessment - Understand ground saturation and site accessibility
  • Project Weather - Weather data for job site locations
  • Manual Planning - Use weather data to inform scheduling decisions

Precipitation Monitoring

DrillerDB monitors precipitation and provides risk assessments based on:

  • Current and forecast precipitation
  • Ground saturation estimation
  • Multi-day precipitation patterns

The system focuses on precipitation-based risk assessment, which is most relevant for drilling operations and site accessibility concerns.

Current Capabilities

The weather system provides weather data for viewing and manual consideration in planning:

  • Current conditions display
  • Multi-day precipitation forecasts
  • Precipitation risk levels
  • Historical weather data access

Weather information is available through the weather dashboard. Users check weather data manually when making scheduling and operational decisions.

Step-by-Step: Weather-Based Dispatch Decision

  1. Open weather dashboard for today and next two days
  2. Compare precipitation risk for each planned job location
  3. Flag sites with likely access or safety constraints
  4. Reorder schedule to prioritize low-risk locations
  5. Notify crews and customers about schedule adjustments

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