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    aIRCraft is a Small and Fast pluggable perl-irc-robot designed to provide both certain services like Weather forecast, definition databases and a stable botnet core. Since it is highly pluggable modules can be written very easily.
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    ELV provide a wide range of semi professional weather stations with USB connection capability. (WS500, WS550, WS300PC, ...) This projects provides a linux daemon to connect to the base station and obtain and store current and historic weather data.
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    HoyRespiro

    HoyRespiro

    It provides information about the city of Bilbao air quality & weather

    The service takes advantage of the environmental control networks existing along the city of Bilbao and the indicators elaborated by their data. These networks consist in a number of networked meteorological stations metering atmospheric variables and other related to pollution, level of pollen in the air, etc. The system uses other data sources in order to provide the user with a complete information overview, including predictions, and taking account predictive simulation and risk...
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