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Interestingly, national meteorological services seem to be among the few public institution that do "free data for the public good" right in general. Well done!
by homeomorphic 13y ago
Interestingly, national meteorological services seem to be among the few public institution that do "free data for the public good" right in general. Well done! I'm throwing in the Norwegian Meteorological Institute's Yr.no [1] ("yr" meaning drizzle or lively/excited/giddy).
Global data is available [2], as is data from measuring stations in Norway [3]. Apparently the service is so popular that printouts of today's weather (in Norwegian) have been found hanging in hotels in other European countries.
[1] http://www.yr.no/ http://www.yr.no/
[2] http://om.yr.no/verdata/free-weather-data/ http://om.yr.no/verdata/free-weather-data/
[3] http://om.yr.no/verdata/klimadata/ http://om.yr.no/verdata/klimadata/ (Norwegian only)
- dfc 13y agoDont forget the national time laboratories. Out of curiosity do you know if Justervesenet, Norwegian Metrology and Accreditation Service falls under the same organization structure as the NWI?