A Long List of Weather Modification CompaniesWeather Modification Association (WMA)
www.weathermodification.org – Full Corporate Roster
Advanced Radar Corp
Aero Systems, Inc.
Aerotec Argentina
Colorado Water Conservation Board
Deepwater Chemicals
Direccion de Agricultura y Contingencias Climaticas (Argentina)
Droplet Measurement Technologies
Dynamic Aviation Group, Inc.
Electronic Systems Developement CC
General Aviation Applications – 3D s.a.
Hydro-Tasmania
Ice Crystal Engineering LLC
Idaho Power Company
NASIC/DEKA – US Air Force Wright-Patterson AFB
North American Weather Consultants, Inc.
North Dakota Atmospheric Resources Board
Omni International, LLC
Radiometrics Corporation
RHS Consulting, Ltd
Sacramento Municipal Util Dist.
Santa Barbara County Water Agency
Snowy Hydro Limited
Southern California Edison County
National University of Technology – Mendoza, Argentina
Utah Division of Water Resources
Vaisala.com
Vaisala Oyj
Vaisala – Veriteq
Weather Modification, Inc.
Western Kansas Grndwater Dist 1
Western Weather Consultants, LLC
Wyoming Water Development
Texas Weather Modification Association (TWMA)
The TWMA is a WMA member –
www.texasweathermodification.com/History.htmlTWMA Members
West Texas Weather Modification Association
Southwest Texas Rain Enhancement Association
South Texas Weather Modification Association
Panhandle GCD Precipitation Enhancement Program
Southern Ogallala Aquifer Rain Program (SOAR)
Seeding Operations and Atmospheric Research (SOAR) old website
The Edwards Aquifer
Colorado River Municipal Water District – Engineering WXMOD
Trans Pecos Weather Modification Association
Military
USAF Reserve – Aerial Spray Unit – Youngstown AFB
NASIC/DEKA – US Air Force Wright-Patterson AFB
Other
Aquiess / Drake International – Global Rain Project
Meteo Systems – Weathertec
Austrailian Rain Technologies – ATLANT
Ionogenics – ELAT
Evergreen Aviation: Supertanker
Kansas Water Office
Future of Weather Control
A Plan for the next phase in Weather Modification Science and Technology Developement – Raytheon addressing the Weather Modification Association 2005 | Link
Air Force Aims for Weather Control | Link
The work involves using plasma an ionized gas to reconfigure the ionosphere. MIRAGE would employ a microwave transmitter on the ground and a small rocket that shoots chaff into the air to produce about a liter of plasma at 60–100 km. (36– 60 mi.) in altitude, changing the number of electrons in a select area of the ionosphere to create a virtual barrier. Ionosphere reconfiguration offers two major applications of interest to the military: bouncing radars off the ionosphere, also known as over-the-horizon radar, and the ability to jam signals from the Global Positioning Satellite system, according to John Kline, the lead investigator for MIRAGE (Microwave Ionosphere Reconfiguration Ground based Emitter). | Link
Vision 2020 – US Air Force Space Command | Link
Over the past several decades, space power has primarily supported land, sea, and air operations–strategically and operationally. During the early portion of the 21st century, space power will also evolve into a separate and equal medium of warfare. Likewise, space forces will emerge to protect military and commercial national interests and investment in the space medium due to their increasing importance.
Weather as a Force Multiplier: Owning the Weather in 2025 – US Air Force | Link
An Operational Analysis for Air Force 2025: An Application of Value-Focused Thinking to Future Air and Space Capabilities – US Air Force | Link
