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OPMET[1] is a term used in aviation and refers to operational meteorological data. This includes weather reports (METAR) and weather forecasts (TAF).[2]. Traditional data formats are made of a coded text format called "Traditional Alphanumeric Codes" (TAC). The international aviation organization ICAO has introduced an alternative data format called IWXXM[3]