📡 OFFICIAL CONTACT & EDITORIAL DESK

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We welcome inquiries from meteorological researchers, disaster-response and preparedness organizations, media professionals, educators, developers, and weather enthusiasts. For all inquiries, please use our official contact email address.

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Official Contact Channel

Direct correspondence for researchers, developers, and partners.

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Data Errata & Corrections

Found a typo, historical coordinates discrepancy, or model mismatch?

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Response Service Level Agreement (SLA)

Operational team response targets under regular meteorological conditions.

24 – 48 Business Hours (Priority to Emergency Errata)

📝 Online Meteorological Inquiry & Data Errata Form

Found a discrepancy in storm telemetry or have research inquiries? Submit your message directly to our operations team.

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Regional Meteorological Support & Multi-Agency Coordination

🇺🇸United States & Americas
Aligned Standards & Sources: NOAA / NHC / NWS / FEMA

Atlantic & East Pacific hurricane tracking, SLOSH storm surge data, API integrations, and research queries.

🇨🇳East Asia & China Coast
Aligned Standards & Sources: CMA (China Meteorological Administration / NMC)

West Pacific typhoon bulletins, coastal wind-scale conversions, and scientific errata.

🇯🇵Japan & Northwest Pacific
Aligned Standards & Sources: JMA (Japan Meteorological Agency) / RSMC Tokyo

Himawari-9 satellite telemetry, Tokyo Bay storm surge shields, and bilateral academic exchange.

🇰🇷South Korea & Peninsula
Aligned Standards & Sources: KMA (Korea Meteorological Administration)

Typhoon track analyses impacting the Korean Peninsula and regional radar verification.

⚠️EMERGENCY PROTOCOL & DISCLOSURE

StormAtlas is an independent meteorological analytics and visualization platform. We are NOT an official government emergency dispatch agency. In the event of an imminent hurricane, typhoon landfall, flash flooding, or evacuation advisory, always adhere strictly to real-time directives broadcast by your local emergency management authority (such as FEMA / NOAA in the US, CMA in China, JMA in Japan, or KMA in South Korea).