Paul Maravelias

Paul Maravelias has over fifteen years of experience in native Windows software development, ten of which focused on perfecting weather data visualization using low-level GPU graphics. He started his own company in 2008 and developed the WSV3 PC software, a popular solution for interactive weather graphics and mobile storm tracking.

In 2015, Maravelias developed a groundbreaking method to minimize problematic NEXRAD Level 2 radar data display latencies from minutes to under ten seconds for critical tracking purposes, using only commodity hardware. In 2016, he invented a novel live-composite technique for real-time NEXRAD radar data display at continuous 8-second update rates. Borrowing development practices traditionally found in the video game industry, Maravelias specializes in re-implementing widely used GIS technologies in modern high-interactivity, full-framerate GPU rendering environments. In 2017, he authored a proprietary dynamic level-of-detail ESRI shapefile rendering engine using Direct3D and multithreaded Object Pascal for use in weather data visualization.

Paul Maravelias is a graduate of Dartmouth College and directs TempoQuest's AceCAST WRF cloud SaaS application since 2020.