Flexible charting
Create wind roses, rays, raw-data plots, min/average/max plots, and third-variable views.
Directional analysis · meteorology
Analyze wind and other directional variables from raw observations or frequency tables, then create publication-ready plots and specialized engineering statistics.

Directional intelligence
A wind rose condenses direction and magnitude into one visual. WindRose PRO3 extends that concept to arbitrary directional variables, third variables, time filters, and engineering calculations.
Load observations or precomputed frequencies, define sectors and classes, filter by date and time, then produce customizable charts and numerical summaries. The software supports meteorological modeling files, airport observations, energy datasets, spreadsheets, and general delimited data.
Import standard meteorological and general-purpose formats.
Select years, months, weekdays, hours, or day/night periods.
Calculate circular, energy, runway, transport, and erosion metrics.
Export plots, CAD vectors, KML, and Excel results.
Capabilities
Create wind roses, rays, raw-data plots, min/average/max plots, and third-variable views.
Filter by year, month, weekday, hour, or day/night periods and calculate a typical day.
Automatically create hourly, three-hourly, seasonal, and monthly wind roses.
Save raster images, DXF for CAD, KML for Google Earth, and numerical Excel outputs.
Position title, legend, notes, and a user logo by mouse dragging.
Calculate directional statistics and generate an automatic textual data summary.
Estimate theoretical wind-power distributions with or without a specific turbine.
Evaluate crosswind, headwind, tailwind, and runway orientation.
Calculate drift potential, odor separation distances, and PM wind-erosion factors.
Input formats
WindRose PRO3 reads modeling, observation, building-energy, spreadsheet, and frequency data directly.
Tutorials
Create a wind rose from the example configuration distributed with the installer.
Load an AERMOD meteorological file and generate the corresponding wind rose.
Read an ISC3ST file and export the resulting rose to Google Earth KML.
Download the Windows evaluation package and use the included examples to explore data import, analysis, and export.
Download evaluation →Current subscription pricing and terms are available through FastSpring. Active subscriptions include software updates.
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