High-Speed Weather Research Club
The top view — where you can understand the weather — learn to predict it and to look at what is used to it from a different perspective — from the top. A weather research club where people see the weather as a subject for observation and research.
The logo is based on the meridian lines that you can see when you look at the map, the planet on top.
Each researcher expresses his or her thoughts in his or her own way, so the recording of weather observations, personal experiences and the description of sensations differ from the host to the host.
Different shapes of antennas are graphical elements and are also used as grids for the placement of elements on a model.
Pictograms support the description of observations and reveal additional information that only members of the club can consider because they understand their meaning.
A weather diary is a necessary thing for every researcher to record observations and monitor the sensation.
Thanks to additional depositors, the diary can be divided into several periods of weather study.
