Using the right side of the display. Same concept as the local trend displayed on the left side of the display. The only difference is the comparison of local inside data (from the device) to local outside data from Open Weather.
For both of the trend data features. It will be interesting to figure out what is the right amount of change in data to trigger a trend change. Perhaps we could experiment with 2% as a starting point across the board. Future research on what is meaningful delta could lead to an update of this reference point for different data. For example, 2% change in temperature roughly equates to 1.5*F, which isn't a huge change in a nominal interior of a home. However the same 2% change in CO2 or O2 might have much greater health consequences.
Using the right side of the display. Same concept as the local trend displayed on the left side of the display. The only difference is the comparison of local inside data (from the device) to local outside data from Open Weather.
For both of the trend data features. It will be interesting to figure out what is the right amount of change in data to trigger a trend change. Perhaps we could experiment with 2% as a starting point across the board. Future research on what is meaningful delta could lead to an update of this reference point for different data. For example, 2% change in temperature roughly equates to 1.5*F, which isn't a huge change in a nominal interior of a home. However the same 2% change in CO2 or O2 might have much greater health consequences.