With this nuget package you can easy read MOSMIX data came from weather stations around the world. So if your service depends on weather data so why not read it out directly from your available weather stations
Have a look in the sample folder to see how to use it.
Add a package reference to your csproj like the following
<ItemGroup>
<PackageReference Include="stefc.mosmix" Version="0.2.0" />
</ItemGroup>After this you can create an IMosmixReader for kml or kmz files and read the
complete weather station document out of it.
using (var stream = File.Open(Path.Combine(path, "MOSMIX_A762.kmz"), FileMode.Open))
{
var reader = MosmixReaderFactory.CreateForKmz(stream);
var document = reader.Read(stream);
System.Console.WriteLine($"Issuer:{document.Definition.Issuer}");
System.Console.WriteLine($"Name:{document.PlaceMark.Name}");
System.Console.WriteLine($"Description:{document.PlaceMark.Description}");
}For easy use the lib gives you also a class ForecastAdapter that gives you typed access to the raw
timeseries values. The following figures at the moment available 1 :
| Name | Elementname | Description | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| SurfacePressure | PPPP |
Surface pressure | Pa |
| Temperature | TTT |
Temperature 2m above surface | Celcius Degree |
| MaxTemperature | TX |
Maximum temperature - within the last 12 hours | Celcius Degree |
| MinTemperature | TN |
Minimum temperature - within the last 12 hours | Celcius Degree |
| DewPoint | Td |
Dewpoint 2m above surface | Celcius Degree |
| WindDirection | DD |
Wind Direction | 0..360° |
| WindSpeed | FF |
Wind Speed | m/sec |
| WindSpeed1h | FX1 |
Maximum wind gust within the last hour | m/sec |
| WindSpeed3h | FX3 |
Maximum wind gust within the last 3 hours | m/sec |
| WindSpeed12h | FXh |
Maximum wind gust within the last 12 hours | m/sec |
To see for a format description habe a look on (German)
To see a list of the five thousand weather stations worldwide see:
Footnotes
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If you need more figures please entry an issuee or even better create a pull request. ↩