Downloads
 |
 |
 |
 |
Site Links
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Other Links
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
wview Site Directory
To be included in the wview site registry, send an email to me with a subject of "New wview Site" and containing your URL. Details on your server platform, install experience, etc. would be appreciated too.
Collinsville, Texas,
USA
First wview site (09/2003)
Mac Mini (Core Duo), kubuntu 7.10: 5 minute archive interval
Running Apache2 (multiple sites), postfix and wview.
CWOP Call Sign: CW4097
WunderGround ID: KTXCOLLI1
Plano,
Texas, USA
Melbourne, Florida,
USA
Mac OSX 10.3.9: 10 minute archive interval
Davis VP2.
Demonstrates: Mac OSX support, CWOP and Weather Underground.
CWOP Call Sign: CW4149
WunderGround ID: KFLMELBO11
Nevada City,
CA, USA
Mac OSX 10.4.2, Mac Mini
Davis VP2.
Demonstrates: Mac OSX support.
Columbus, MS, USA
Pentium 4/Gentoo Linux: 5 minute archive interval
Davis VP2.
Mullica
Hill, NJ, USA
Pentium II 350MHZ/Kubuntu Linux 5.04: 5 minute archive interval
Demonstrates: Unique homepage template designed by Round Hill Weather.
CWOP Call Sign: CW0566
WunderGround ID: KNJMULLI5
Wasilla, AK, USA
Celeron 2.5GHz/Debian 3.1: 5 minute archive interval
Demonstrates: Alaska!
CWOP Call Sign: CW1074
WunderGround ID: KAKWASIL2
Tamuning,
Guam
Mac OSX 10.4.2, G5 Dual Processors: 5 minute archive interval
Davis VP Plus.
Demonstrates: Mac OSX support.
Port Alberni, British
Columbia
Unique web page design, metric units.
Farmingville, NY, USA
Cleves,
OH, USA
Fedora Core 4, AMD Sempron 2200+, 256MB RAM: 15 minute archive interval
CWOP Call Sign: CW4549
Perranwell
Station, Cornwall, UK
Embedded Linksys NSLU2 running OpenSlug 2.7 beta (Linux 2.6.12.2):
5 minute archive interval
Demonstrates: Embedded wview installation, unique metric/Imperial
(US) unit selection. This is possible because wview stores all archive
data in US format and does the unit conversions during generation
(real-time).
Photo
of the NSLU2 Setup
Météo OFXB,
Saint-Luc(VS), Switzerland
RedHat 7.3
Demonstrates: French translations and html template customization.
Vallaheiane, Norway
Ubuntu linux, Davis Weather envoy, USB data logger.
Demonstrates: Use of custom XML templates and dynamic manipulation
of wview data to fit with local requirements.
Sailing-Club
Sihlsee, Einsiedeln, SZ, Switzerland
Unique page layout and alternate language.
George, South Africa
Pentuim IV 2.4Ghz, 1 Gb RAM, Linux 2.6.18 Fedora FC5, Apache2, 5 min
archive interval, Davis Vantage Pro2 6152.
Pataskala, OH
Intel PC, Vantage Pro2, cp2101 USB module.
Austin, Texas
Athlon PC, Fedora Core 6, mysql 5, Davis Wireless Weather Envoy and
Vantage Pro2, 5 min archive interval.
Bayreuth, Germany
Vaisala WXT-510 Controller on a VIA 800 MHz based Box with Ubuntu
server. Also collecting lightning data with a Boltek LD-250.
Nuuk, Greenland
Davis Vantage Pro, Mandriva 2006 and incorporating some of bnhb's
nice graphs.
Lovettsville, Virginia
Linux from Scratch system using a 2.6.15 custom kernel, Pentium III,
Davis Vantage Pro2, web site is based on ASP.NET with custom C# code
on the back end.
CWOP Call Sign: CW5498
WunderGround ID: KVALOVET2
Fort Funston Hang
Gliding Club, San Francisco, California
Davis VP2, Redhat Linux Core on an old Dell box.
WunderGround ID: KCASANFR69
San Jose,
California, USA
NSLU2 running OpenSlug 3.10, Davis VP2 (USB), site templates are based
on Chris Alemany's work on his Port Alberni site. The web server is
on a separate box (FreeBSD 6.2) due to OpenSlug's thttpd doing unpleasant
things to DOCTYPE headers and XML code. The data is kept in sync via
wviewsshd.
CWOP Call Sign: CW7794
WunderGround ID: KCASANJO25
Mt. Canobolas,
NSW, Australia
Athlon XP 2800 running elive (debian with enlightenment) 2.6.15 core.
Update interval 15 minutes via sshd to commercial web server.
North
Park University, Chicago, Physics Department
Intel P4, 1.80 GHz, 256 kB cache, running Ubuntu GNU/Linux 6.06 LTS.
After generation of the web pages, I rsync (via ssh) the new files
to a separate web server.
Ploskovice,
Czech Republic
Davis VP2, Athlon XP1800+, 1024MB RAM, Linux Slackware 11.0, 5-minute
archive interval. The station is found in the north part of the Czech
Republic (near Germany) and it was installed to control weather in
apple groves.
Washburn, TN
SUSE 10.3, Pentium 4/2.2GHz, 256 MB, rsync/ssh update of web site;
archive interval is 5 minutes.
"It's been up since May of 06, running WeatherLink (Vantage Pro2)
on Windows XP. I had been having problems with communications hanging
between the data logger (USB) and Windows. I was also wanting a good
excuse to get a Linux machine up and running (new to me). I found
your wview site through a google search, and it looked like what I
wanted. I'm very pleased with the results (after a LOT of wrong moves
during the installation)."
CWOP Call Sign: CW5834
WunderGround ID: KTNWASHB1
Livermore,
CA USA
AMD64 X2 dual core BE-2300, CentOS 5.0, Davis VP2, 5 minute archive
interval.
"Using serial version of the data logger and running the serial
link over existing telco infrastructure within the house. Console
and server running wview software are on different floors. Davis chose
a wiring spec that is exactly the reverse from traditional (US) telephone
wiring.
Longmont, Colorado
1.2 GHZ Mobile AMD Athlon(tm) 4 with 440MB RAM, Ubuntu linux, Davis
Weather envoy being fed from a Davis Vantage Pro 2, USB data logger.
Personal Station providing weather for the Golf Course and surrounding
areas.
CWOP Call Sign: k0fcc
WunderGround ID: KCOLONGM6
Brallo di Pregola, Italia
Itialian Site with translations!
Montese, MO, ITALY
Mac Mini (Power PC) with Mac OSX 10.4.9. Archive interval: 5 minutes.
Station: VP2.
Demonstrates: italian translations, metric unit and html template
customization.
WunderGround ID: IEMILIAR5
Manville, NJ
Linksys NSLU2/Debian, Davis Vantage Pro 2 with UV, Solar Rad, Solar
temp aspiration, heater for below freezing precipitation.
Demonstrates: Embedded Linux platform, weather forecast on page based
on Weather Channel XML data feed. CWOP, Wunderground, and Awekas participation.
CWOP Call Sign: CW8889
WunderGround ID: KNJMANVI2
Pogoda, Owl Mountains
Mac Mini (Core 2 Duo), language: Polish.
The weather station is installed in the old tower (Wielka
Sowa) on the highest peak (1015 metres in altitude) of the Owl
Mountains. They are a part of the Sudetes (mountain range in Germany,
Poland and Czech Republik).
