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Hi,
Yes definitely needs a little maintenance. The original schema was for
metar data and later expanded for bbc data. As weel as getting the
extra items add for weather stations I would also like to get UV,pollen
and pollution levels in there too, as they are now included in the bbc
rss feeds.
This is all quite good timing as I'm currently working on a new version
of my weather app.
KT has posted a copy of a weatehrdisplay message, if you could post a
copy of a cumulus message i'll get them combined and update the dcos.
Back to the original question, a Rain= field seems to be the way forward!
James
Kevin Hawkins wrote:
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> I think the weather schema needs a bit of maintenance - I'm guessing
> it was created to meet the needs of particular weather station
hardware
> that probably didn't have a rain sensor. It also doesn't handle min
and
> max reports and periodic trends eg barometric. I'll try and chat with
> James as he worked with the guys at 'Weather Display' for their
> implementation and it may already have changes. I did check on the mi4
> website re any updated schema too.
>
> I have sent a couple of emails re 'Cumulus' to Steve at SandaySoft
> to solicit his input and hopefully to get some extra data included -
> particularly as I have my Maplin station installed now - and I believe
> James has one too.
>
> In xAP there is a great way to report all telemetry/sensor data and
> that is the TSC schema - which handles units and min/max etc - but
it's
> considerably more complex to implement as it is a two way schema - and
> currently Cumulus and Weather Display are both xAP senders only.
>
> Kevin
>
> wheelbarrowuk2001 wrote:
> >
> > Hi Guys,
> >
> > I notice that in the Class=weather.report there is no option for
> > rainfall. Where in XAP would you expect to send this bit of
> > information.
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Paul
> >
> >
>
>
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Hi,<br>
Yes definitely needs a little maintenance. The original
schema was
for metar data and later expanded for bbc data. As weel
as getting
the extra items add for weather stations I would also like to get
UV,pollen and pollution levels in there too, as they are now included
in the bbc rss feeds.<br>
This is all quite good timing as I'm currently working on a new
version of my weather app.<br>
KT has posted a copy of a weatehrdisplay message, if you could post a
copy of a cumulus message i'll get them combined and update the
dcos.<br>
Back to the original question, a Rain= field seems to be the way
forward!<br>
James<br>
Kevin Hawkins wrote:
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<p>Hi Paul,<br>
<br>
I think the weather schema needs a bit of maintenance - I'm guessing
<br>
it was created to meet the needs of particular weather station hardware
<br>
that probably didn't have a rain sensor. It also doesn't handle min and
<br>
max reports and periodic trends eg barometric. I'll try and chat with
<br>
James as he worked with the guys at 'Weather Display' for their <br>
implementation and it may already have changes. I did check on the mi4
<br>
website re any updated schema too. <br>
<br>
I have sent a couple of emails re 'Cumulus' to Steve at SandaySoft
<br>
to solicit his input and hopefully to get some extra data included -
<br>
particularly as I have my Maplin station installed now - and I believe
<br>
James has one too.<br>
<br>
In xAP there is a great way to report all telemetry/sensor data and
<br>
that is the TSC schema - which handles units and min/max etc - but it's
<br>
considerably more complex to implement as it is a two way schema - and
<br>
currently Cumulus and Weather Display are both xAP senders only.<br>
<br>
Kevin<br>
<br>
wheelbarrowuk2001 wrote:<br>
><br>
> Hi Guys,<br>
><br>
> I notice that in the Class=weather.<wbr>report there is no
option
for<br>
> rainfall. Where in XAP would you expect to send this bit
of<br>
> information.<br>
><br>
> Regards<br>
><br>
> Paul<br>
><br>
> <br>
<br>
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