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Very cool. I always used earth.nullschool.net to get a sense for global wind patterns; this uses a similar animation.
by FredPret 4y ago
Very cool. I always used earth.nullschool.net to get a sense for global wind patterns; this uses a similar animation.
- robhawkes 4y agoThat's a classic visualisation and for sure an inspiration with my map! The wind data and animated wind layers are from WeatherLayers, which I highly recommend – great people behind it and very easy to set up. https://weatherlayers.com/ https://weatherlayers.com/
- zakjan 4y agoI admit that earth.nullschool.net and other similar sites have pioneered the visualisation style. However, their main drawback is that they are standalone, can’t be integrated to another application (besides an iframe). WeatherLayers is built as a tool for developers, to allow for a seamless integration to other applications and allow overlaying with custom data such as wind power plants in this case, to support end-users with understanding the data in natural context.
- pcrh 4y agoNice! It looks like there's a big storm in the Atlantic right now....