According to latest report of IPCC (AR5), Global mean surface air temperatures over land and oceans have increased over the last 100 years. Global mean near-surface air temperature has risen by around 0.85 °C from 1880 to 2012 and at 0.12 °C per decade since 1951. The amount of precipitation will be variable, some regions will experience increases, other regions will experience decreases and yet others will not experience significant changes at all (IPCC, AR5).

Regarding to this points, we can understand that to deal with climate change, we need to know it well, whether by new scientific publications and reports or new software and tools. In this regard, Agrimetsoft's goal is to develop various user-friendly software applications that they can assist to scholars, researchers, and scientists to investigate, evaluate and assess these changes through this softwares.

A variety of software packages related to meteorological, Agricultural and climate sciences are developed, maintained, and supported by the Agrimetsoft. In one of our products, we apply CMIP5 data outputs and new statistical downscaling to produce future weather data that they can be use in agricultural models inputs to depict better agricultural insight for future.

In every software we present a comprehensive help file. All the help files are intended to provide detailed information and contained extensive set of figures and descriptions for researchers and decision makers to implement softwares in an easy way, and without any concerns! Behind every software, there is a perfect paper that has been written by researchers of Agrimetsoft. There are two categories of softwares: some of them are free, and others are commercial (due to cover part of expenses!)

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