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This is a Java library, which gives low level access to the WS300 weather station from ELV (http://www.elv.de/). There is a web frontend included which displays the weather data in a browser.
The following hardware is supported:
* WS300 PC (USB)
* IPWE1 (LAN)
* Raspberry Pi with FS20WUE (LAN)
Display, log and upload data to the internet from your Oregon Scientific or AcuRite 02032C weather station. The Arduino WxShield also supported. See project web site for FAQs. Use Open Discussion for support requests.
Python program for getting the most from your weather station
WeeWX is a free, open source, software program, written in Python, which interacts with your weather station to produce graphs, reports, and HTML pages.
Downloads can be found at http://weewx.com/downloads
Development happens at https://github.com/weewx/weewx
VWSphp is a weather portal for users of the Virtual Weather Station by AmbientWeather. It gives owners of the VWS software the ability to build a weather website, using PHP, that allows users to view and query current and historical weather data.
A Java-based system for the collection and display of data from a Dallas Semiconductor 1-wire personal weather station, as well as common additional 1-wire sensors.