Hi,
I would think of sunshine duration as akin to rain. In weeWX the rain field
records the rainfall seen since the last record/packet and the weeWX
accumulators/machinery takes care of aggregating loop rain data/resetting
at midnight etc. A simple service could calculate the sunshine duration
On Monday, July 24, 2017 at 5:52:14 PM UTC-4, Clay Jackson wrote:
>
> Thanks, Matt – I was more interested in how to get the “sunshine
> duration”, which would be the number of seconds during the day where the
> radiation was greater than 120W/m^2. I suppose I could do that as a
> service
OK – as I looked at some of the stuff for MQTT, that looked kinda like what I
wanted. Will start down that path…..
Thanks!
Clay
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Thanks, Matt – I was more interested in how to get the “sunshine duration”,
which would be the number of seconds during the day where the radiation was
greater than 120W/m^2. I suppose I could do that as a service and then just
reset it at midnight. Then, would I need to include that in one
clay,
if you've got a tcp/ip network between the data collection stations, then
there are quite a few options:
a) run an instance of emoncms, use the weewx-emoncms extension to send data
from weewx to emoncms. create dashboards in emoncms.
b) run a MQTT broker, use the weewx-mqtt extension
I've got a couple of remote sensors (pyranomter and Air Quality) being run
by a separate Raspberry Pi (for all sorts of reasons). Right now, I have
them writing to a file on a share filesystem, and then have WeeWx services
that read those files and generate archive records; but, I'm thinking
