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I like the idea except it is U.S. only. Okay back away from trolling, I thought these kind of modeling was something to be done on server side, but you app see
by itsnotvalid 15y ago
I like the idea except it is U.S. only.
Okay back away from trolling, I thought these kind of modeling was something to be done on server side, but you app seems to be doing it on the client side. What's more, there are many more interested in these (including weather stations) things but I am guessing there is no way you guys are giving away the algorithm to make the prediction.
- thegrossman 15y agoWe definitely want to expand it beyond the US! But dealing with each country's different network of weather radar is a daunting task. As far as giving away the algorithm: Unfortunately, it isn't a single algorithm that can be packages nice and neatly. So I'm not sure how that would work. But, we do plan on developing an API that 3rd-parties could use.
- itsnotvalid 15y agoSince I know it would be impossible for a small team to develop such thing for every different observatory on the world, you may try federating with them one way to another to have them feed the data in the API. However from my heart if such use is organized I feel ethically bad if the end result is not free of charge or expandable to other platforms.