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In Google-related hurricane news, I'm rushing to release a small update to pressureNET, my Android-powered barometer network, to display recent pressure tendenc

by cryptoz 14y ago

In Google-related hurricane news, I'm rushing to release a small update to pressureNET, my Android-powered barometer network, to display recent pressure tendencies on a map (over time). There are a number of pressureNET users in the expected path of Sandy, and I'm curious if my data can play a role or provide insight during the storm. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.cumulonimbus.barometernetwork https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.cumulonimbu... It's free and open source of course, at http://cumulonimbus.ca http://cumulonimbus.ca. I definitely feel a bit in-over-my-head with regards to meteorology and atmospheric science, so if anyone feels like they want to help out that's always welcome. Email us at software@cumulonimbus.ca

dhughes 14y ago
Downloaded, giving it a try. The closest stations to me are in Halifax or Sydney none on PEI or in NB. I tend to watch the barometer I have in my house whenever we get hurricanes or near misses. If it works I'll let you know if not I'm probably dead.