NinJo Project Consortium

The NinJo Project Consortium was founded in the year 2000 and consists of five Member Services.

National Meteorological Service of Germany:

Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD)
Initial Member since 2000, Consortium lead

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National Meteorological Service of Switzerland:

Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology MeteoSwiss
Member since 2001

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National Meteorological Service of Denmark:

Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI)
Member since 2001

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National Meteorological Service of Canada:

Environment Canada (MSC)
Member since 2003

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Licensing Partner

Licensing and Evaluation Support is going to be done by the EuMetSys consortium under the leadership of Ernst Basler + Partners Ltd.

EuMetSys
c/o Ernst Basler + Partners Ltd.

News

  1. NinJo Live Demonstration at the Berlin Air Show ILA 2008. Read more...
  2. NinJo 1.2.8 was released in February 2008.
  3. NinJo 1.2.7 was released in October 2007.
  4. We are very pleased to welcome the Meteorological Service of Spain (Instituto Nacional de Meteorología, INM) as customer of the NinJo workstation system.
  5. In July 2007, one configuration and two forecaster trainings took place at the South African Weather Service in Pretoria, South Africa. Read more...
  6. NinJo 1.2.6 was released in July 2007.
  7. The South African Weather Service (SAWS) decided to purchase the meteorological workstation NinJo. In March 2007 the software was installed and connected to the data sources. The two week stay on site also included some training for the administrators and users. Read more...
  8. The German international airports will be equipped with a specialized version of NinJo, starting with installations in Frankfurt, Munich and Leipzig. Read more...
  9. German Universities are being equipped with NinJo workstations.
  10. NinJo 1.2.5 was delivered in April 2007 and is going to be used operationally at the DWD. Read more...