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AWeather

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AWeather is a free/open source application which has been designed to integrate and visualize high-quality meteorological data using an interactive Virtual Globe interface suitable for a wide range of users including weather enthusiasts, academics, and professionals. It is designed to provide more information than is typically available from weather widgets and simple desktop applications. At the same time, it strives to be simpler and easier to use than existing meteorological software packages such as GEMPAK and IDV.

Features

Working

Planned

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Now that it's spring again, progress on AWeather is continuing.

2011-06-19
AWeather 0.5 released: Forked RSL:
2011-06-13
Started work on this new website. Lots of progress in AWeather as well:
2010-05-17
AWeather 0.4.1:
2010-05-14
AWeather 0.4:
2009-11-09
AWeather 0.3.0 released, based on libgis but still rather buggy.
2009-10-24
AWeather 0.2.3 (maintenance release).
Added a Application menu entry and a few build/runtime fixes.
2009-09-02
The source repository has been migrated to Git. A lot of progress is being made on libgis, which is now able to display a virtual globe using data from NASA servers.

See also: AWeather's gitweb

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AWeather provides a consistent user interface that allows the user to zoom in from a high level view of the entire Earth down to regional and microscale views.

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Stable releases

While AWeather won't be considered stable until version 1.0,
these are as close to stable as you can get until then

Unstable releases

Pre-releases, betas, and other hazardous software

Check out the files directory for any potential updates

Pre-releases are labeled with a -p0 and are mainly built for testing the Windows packages

Development code

Development code is available from Git, and gitweb (AWeather, Grits, RSL)

git clone git://lug.rose-hulman.edu/proj/aweather
git clone git://lug.rose-hulman.edu/proj/grits
git clone git://lug.rose-hulman.edu/~spenceal/rsl
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The AWeather development wiki is the main resource for development material.

Bug report and feature requests

List of current issues

Add a new issue

How to contribute?

Architecture Overview

Building AWeather

See the install wiki page for more details

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Grits is a Virtual Globe library developed along side AWeather, but can be used by other programs as well.

It is differentiated from other Virtual Globes such as Google Earth, NASA World Wind, and KDE Marble in that it is developed as a library that is used by other programs, such as AWeather, rather than providing a user interface that is used directly.

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Radar Software Library

AWeather uses a custom version of the TRMM Radar Software Library for accessing Level-II radar files.

Changes

Download

TRMM version

AWeather's version

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Contact

Questions? Comments? Trouble compiling AWeather?

Email
Andy Spencer
IRC
#rhlug@irc.freenode.net
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AWeather is designed to be an advanced weather program which is designed to be used by weather enthusiasts. AWeather is not another weather dockapp that displays a pre-computed forecast. It is designed to be an easy to use program that integrates a variety of weather data in simple unified interface; see about page for more details.

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