Wind Data Logging software for Anemometers designed to provide an accurate and affordable plug-&-play solution for wind site evaluation and wind generator performance. Compatible with Atmo Anemometer Wind Sensors and Atmo Wind Data Logger. Features live anemometer wind data plotting, wind speed database, automatic Weibull analysis and live WEB streaming of anemometer data. Atmo v2.0 will be available for download on http://wind101.net
Pos1: stationIDPos2: passwordPos3: date (dd.mm.yyyy) (varchar)Pos4: time (hh:mm) (varchar)Pos5: temperature (°C) (float)Pos6: wind speed (km/h) float) - average value for 5 minutesPos7: wind direction (degree) (int)Pos8: humity (%) (int)Pos9. wind gust (km/h) (float)Pos10: air pressure (hPa) (float)
Pos8: precipiation (mm rain at this day) (float)
The second option would be that we download a file from your weather
station or another server. We already cover a lot of input formats for
different weather station manufacturers.
We don't have a classical realtime weather data streaming solution (like moving
gauges or needles). The normal procedure is that the client either places a data
file on a web server that we pick up every 15 minutes or (better) a direct send
of averaged data every 15 minutes via a HTTP Request like this:
I think the latter is the best way to get your data to Windfinder.
If you have another idea/technique I am open for your suggestions. Please mail
me if you have any questions or suggestions.
http://www.windfinder.com
there are two possible options: first one would be to simply call a HTTP script on our server, e.g.:
Examples: http://www.windfinder.com/wind-cgi/httpload.pl?sender_id=&password=&date=19.5.2011&time=17:13&airtemp=20&windspeed=12&gust=14&winddir=180&pressure=1012&rain=5
http://www.windfinder.com/wind-cgi/httpload.pl?sender_id=station_id_here&password=secret_password_here&date=29.10.2009&time=11:26&windspeed=10&winddir=256
Station ID and password would be given by us.
Pos1: stationID Pos2: password Pos3: date (dd.mm.yyyy) (varchar) Pos4: time (hh:mm) (varchar) Pos5: temperature (°C) (float) Pos6: wind speed (km/h) float) - average value for 5 minutes Pos7: wind direction (degree) (int) Pos8: humity (%) (int) Pos9. wind gust (km/h) (float) Pos10: air pressure (hPa) (float) Pos8: precipiation (mm rain at this day) (float)
The second option would be that we download a file from your weather station or another server. We already cover a lot of input formats for different weather station manufacturers.
We don't have a classical realtime weather data streaming solution (like moving gauges or needles). The normal procedure is that the client either places a data file on a web server that we pick up every 15 minutes or (better) a direct send of averaged data every 15 minutes via a HTTP Request like this:
I think the latter is the best way to get your data to Windfinder. If you have another idea/technique I am open for your suggestions. Please mail me if you have any questions or suggestions.