Hi Othmar,
Its set to Australia/Sydney, which is our timezone. This was at 06:29
Changing it to other timezones doesn't seem to affect either the "Data at" time or the "( = local time)" values. I've tried on Chrome and Firefox, cleared cookies.
Edit: Using the Data Push API v1.4, are we meant to send UTC or local?
Regards,
Lee
Hi AWEKAS Support and Community,
The timestamp at the top of the Instrument page for our station appears incorrect - its currently showing a time 8 hours in the future.
I thought it may have been because on my first upload of data I had provided UTC time, as it wasn't clear to me from the API document what I should be sending. I now think I should have sent local time. My best guess is that if the server had assumed my initial UTC was my Local, it would have put it eight hours ahead of CEST, hence the discrepency.
I'm now sending local time, and all the other pages which display time are showing correct. Its just the top of the Instruments page which is wrong. In-fact, the trend graphs at the bottom of the Instrument page have the correct time.
Is there any way I can correct it, or request it be corrected?
AWEKAS Automatisches Wetterkarten System
This raises another question - we are currently in AEST, but in a couple of months we will change to ADST (daylight savings) - Do i send what is Local (ADST) then, or keep sending AEST?
Thanks for the great service, its working well!
Kind Regards,
Lee
Today I learnt andere means other in German! Danke euch allen
Thanks Oliver, Old Fox,
Is it possible to get Gill MetPak added to the weather station type? Is it critical that the type match what we have installed?
Kind Regards,
Lee
Hello All,
We have a Gill MetPak Pro station (with a Windsonic 2 ultrasonic anemometre and a Rimco rain guage connected). Would it be possible to add this as a station type?
The station outputs reports as line-by-line ASCII text, which we capture and insert into our own MSSQL database for local reporting according to the Australian BoM requirements. We also currently upload to CWOP, WU, WOW and Windy using a Python application which queries this database. This allows us to represent the data in the format and averaging as required by the various services, and it runs automatically as a service on our radio base server.
Long story short, we don't use any vendored software to upload the data, instead we have developed our own to suit the station and our needs. Is this a hinderance to us uploading to AWEKAS?
Edit: typo in MSSQL.
Kind Regards,
Lee
