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Weather Office is a PHP frontend for the database created by open2300 for the WS2300 Weather station ("Matrix"). For a demonstration visit http://wetter.homeunix.net

This electronic weather station system involves two weather stations that communicate with each other via XBEE RF modules and upload and download information from a Website via an RN-171-XV Wi-Fi module. The design files include the Fritzing CAD files, the etchable PDF PCB layout files, the Gerber files, parts listings, software listings (embedded software listings and Website scripts), and schematics of the circuit boards. There are two circuit boards which are the main controller board and...

...The driver has been written using the mingw port of the gcc compiler, currently the system runs on Windows XP, however the design is deliberately cross platform, and linux based serial port interfaces will be added. The first client is written in php, and tested using the Apache web server. The client is currently a proof of concept, and needs some work!

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.

Weather Data Miner is a PHP/SOAP service that caches weather data in a MySQL database. The data can then be accessed by any SOAP client to obtain weather information of a weather station. Currently supports Australian and major world city station data.

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...