Resets to zero if station's batteries removed 0 is north, 1 is NNE, 8 is south, 15 is NNWĬumulative count of number of times rain gauge has tipped. Appears to be derived from computer's clock at time of transferĠ to 15. Columnĭate and time (according to computer, not weather station) of transfer from station to fileĭate and time of record. For more details about this software, and links to other weather station software, see my main weather station page.
#Edit easyweather data software#
The table below shows what I think each column means.Īfter a few months I stopped using EasyWeather, as I'd developed my own alternative software to run on a low power embedded Linux box. It's a plain text file, with comma separated values (i.e. Home page > weather station > EasyWeather.datĪs part of my experimenting with the EasyWeather software that came with my weather station I've managed to decipher the meaning of most of the numbers in the EasyWeather.dat file. close () del ds return 0 if _name_ = "_main_" : sys. split (), 16 ) # check against first_stored if first_stored - date < timedelta ( minutes = data // 2 ): break ds = data count += 1 print " %d records written" % count in_file. replace ( tzinfo = None ) # get data data = data = int ( items ) data = int ( items ) data = float ( items ) try : data = int ( items ) except : data = None try : data = float ( items ) except : data = None data = float ( items ) try : data = float ( items ) except : data = None try : data = float ( items ) except : data = None try : data = int ( items ) except : data = None data = int ( items ) * 0.3 data = int ( items. tzname (), date ) last_date = date date = date. utc ) if last_date and date %s " % ( local_date, local_date. max # copy any missing data last_date = None count = 0 for line in in_file : items = line. min ) if first_stored = None : first_stored = datetime. data_store ( out_name ) # get time to go forward to first_stored = ds. strip () return 2 # process arguments in_name = args out_name = args # open input in_file = open ( in_name, 'r' ) # open data file store ds = DataStore. stderr, 'Error: 2 arguments required \n ' print > sys. strip () return 0 # check arguments if len ( args ) != 2 : print > sys. strip () return 1 # process options for o, a in opts : if o in ( '-h', '-help' ): print > sys. stderr, 'Error: %s \n ' % msg print > sys. def main ( argv = None ): if argv is None : argv = sys. split ( ' \n ' ) + _usage_ from datetime import datetime, timedelta import getopt import os import sys from pywws import DataStore from pywws import TimeZone EasyWeather.dat data_dir is the root directory of the weather data """ _doc_ %= _usage_ _usage_ = _doc_. Detailed API - """ _docformat_ = "restructuredtext en" _usage_ = """ usage: python -m pywws.EWtoPy EasyWeather_file data_dir options are: -h or -help display this help EasyWeather_file is the input data file, e.g. The program attempts to detect this and correct the affected time stamps, but I have not been able to test this on a variety of time zones. This can cause problems when daylight savings time ends, as local time appears to jump back one hour. :py:mod:`pywws.EWtoPy` converts the time stamps in EasyWeather.dat from local time to UTC. As your weather station has its own memory, you should run :py:mod:`pywws.LogData` before :py:mod:`pywws.EWtoPy` to minimise use of the EasyWeather.dat file. The ``EasyWeather.dat`` file is only used to provide data from before the start of the pywws data. It is useful if you've been using EasyWeather for a while before discovering pywws. """Convert EasyWeather.dat data to pywws format :: %s Introduction - This program converts data from the format used by the EasyWeather program supplied with the weather station to the format used by pywws.
#Edit easyweather data license#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. #!/usr/bin/env python # pywws - Python software for USB Wireless Weather Stations # Copyright (C) 2008-13 Jim Easterbrook # This program is free software you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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