WxLog V1 is an offline desktop application for post-operation evaluation and optimisation of cloud seeding programmes. It takes raw data (gauges, grids, radar, trajectories) through rigorous statistical analysis to publication quality PDF reports, answering whether seeding produced a statistically significant increase in precipitation and quantifying the additional water yield, with a zero knowledge privacy architecture.

How it works

The core question in weather modification is a counterfactual one: how much rain would have fallen without seeding. WxLog V1 answers it by comparing seeded target areas against unseeded control areas, then layering modern causal inference and radar and trajectory evidence on top of the classic WMO statistics. Every step is logged to an immutable audit trail, and all operational data stays encrypted on the analyst machine, so the tool is safe to run fully offline or air gapped.

Sample output

Who uses it

Weather modification programme operators and their funders, water resource authorities, and researchers who need a defensible, standards based answer to whether a seeding programme worked and what it was worth.