Dasu Urfe Ampa

App Store App Education Free
30 Sept 2026launched yesterday
0.00 ratings
n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Limited release · 44 countriesUnited Arab Emirates, Argentina, Austria, Australia +40 more
1.0latest version · yesterday

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Dasu Urfe Ampa is an interactive atmospheric sounding laboratory that puts the full power of a Skew-T/log-P diagram in your hands. Drag the environmental temperature and dewpoint curves and watch the app lift a virtual air parcel through the atmosphere in real time, computing CAPE, CIN, LCL, LFC, and EL using genuine numerical physics — the same thermodynamic equations relied on by professional meteorologists. Explore eight curated preset soundings — from a Classic Supercell loaded with extreme instability to a cool Stable Autumn profile with no convective potential — then build and save your own. The Library stores every sounding you create, complete with a miniature Skew-T thumbnail and storm category badge so you can compare profiles at a glance. Attach a sky photo to any saved record and grow a visual field log of real-world observations. The Analysis screen breaks each sounding into three views: a parcel-versus-environment profile chart, a ring-gauge cluster for CAPE and CIN, and a layer-by-layer buoyancy bar chart. The Guide screen pairs an interactive convective-cell cross-section — with a draggable altitude scrubber — with expandable reference cards covering CAPE, CIN, LCL, LFC, EL, and the Skew-T diagram itself. Whether you are a student working through your first severe-weather course or an enthusiast who reads operational soundings regularly, Dasu Urfe Ampa turns abstract thermodynamics into something you can explore and feel. All computation runs entirely on-device with no external data connection required. No account, no ads, no subscriptions. Your soundings and settings remain private on your device.Read more
Dasu Urfe Ampa is an interactive atmospheric sounding laboratory that puts the full power of a Skew-T/log-P diagram in your hands. Drag the environmental temperature and dewpoint curves and watch the app lift a virtual air parcel through the atmosphere in real time, computing CAPE, CIN, LCL, LFC, and EL using genuine numerical physics — the same thermodynamic equations relied on by professional meteorologists. Explore eight curated preset soundings — from a Classic Supercell loaded with extreme instability to a cool Stable Autumn profile with no convective potential — then build and save your own. The Library stores every sounding you create, complete with a miniature Skew-T thumbnail and storm category badge so you can compare profiles at a glance. Attach a sky photo to any saved record and grow a visual field log of real-world observations. The Analysis screen breaks each sounding into three views: a parcel-versus-environment profile chart, a ring-gauge cluster for CAPE and CIN, and a layer-by-layer buoyancy bar chart. The Guide screen pairs an interactive convective-cell cross-section — with a draggable altitude scrubber — with expandable reference cards covering CAPE, CIN, LCL, LFC, EL, and the Skew-T diagram itself. Whether you are a student working through your first severe-weather course or an enthusiast who reads operational soundings regularly, Dasu Urfe Ampa turns abstract thermodynamics into something you can explore and feel. All computation runs entirely on-device with no external data connection required. No account, no ads, no subscriptions. Your soundings and settings remain private on your device.

Versions

  1. Version 1.0First seen · 30 Sept 2026

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Limited release · 44 countries

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United Arab EmiratesArgentinaAustriaAustraliaBelgiumBrazilCanadaSwitzerlandChileColombiaCzechiaGermanyDenmarkAlgeriaEgyptSpainFranceUnited KingdomGhanaIndonesiaIrelandIsraelIndiaItalyKazakhstanMoroccoMexicoMalaysiaNigeriaNetherlandsNorwayPhilippinesPakistanPolandPortugalRomaniaRussiaSwedenSingaporeThailandTurkeyUkraineVietnamSouth Africa

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