X-Git-Url: http://pileus.org/git/?p=~andy%2Faweather-web;a=blobdiff_plain;f=html.ct;h=1603cf4e89bc910cdb92c765d3c9600480367c29;hp=8fc31617e6413897c504082417d5a8f2b03b2dd4;hb=b426e9a12546f78de9880f27b84aa7d0401916c5;hpb=c5486810f56749bdbd1c81a55d3bf4a7601f2217 diff --git a/html.ct b/html.ct index 8fc3161..1603cf4 100644 --- a/html.ct +++ b/html.ct @@ -13,22 +13,28 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 <% void print_screen(char *name) { %> - <%= name %> + <%= name %> <% } %> <% void print_page(const page_t *page) { %> - - - - - AWeather<% if (page->name) printf(" - %s", page->name); %> - - + + + + + AWeather<% if (page->name) printf(" - %s", page->name); %> - - + + + + <% if (page->desc) { %> + + <% } %> + + + +

AWeather

@@ -41,7 +47,8 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
<% page->print(); %>
@@ -52,8 +59,8 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 | <% print_nav(&footer[i], page); %> <% } %>

- - + + <% } %> <% /* Normal Pages */ %> @@ -70,51 +77,98 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 At the same time, it strives to be simpler and easier to use than existing meteorological software packages such as GEMPAK and IDV. + + Currently AWeather only displays data provided by the United + States National Weather Service.

+

Features

- +
+

Working

+
    +
  • High quality data sources
      +
    • Level-II archives
      • +
    • Conus NEXRAD imagery
      • +
    • Volume display of dBZ iso surfaces
      • +
    • Storm based and county based
      + warning/watch/advisory displays
      • +
    • +
  • Virtual Globe base rendering
      +
    • Including terrain, satellite, and map imagery
      • +
    • +
  • Real-time and offline mode
    • +
  • Auto-updating
    • +
  • Fullscreen mode
    • +
+
+
+

Planned

+
    +
  • Additional data sources
      +
    • Watch/warning/advisory boxes
      • +
    • Surface data (temp., humidity, etc)
      • +
    • +
  • Derived NEXRAD data
      +
    • Storm relative motion
      • +
    • Compost reflective
      • +
    • Echo tops
      • +
    • +
  • Vertical cross sections
    • +
  • Animation
    • +
+
-

Working

- -

Planned

- +
+

Licencing

+

AWeather is free software licensed under the terms of the + GNU GPL. + As such, it can be used by any individuals or organizations + without any license fees or royalties.

<% } %> <% void print_news(void) { %> -

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

+ +
+
2011-11-03
+
+ AWeather 0.6 released:
    +
  • Added "Alerts" plugin using the + NWS CAP feed
    • +
  • Updated GTK+ libraries for Windows
    • +
  • Behind the scenes, mouse support in Grits + has been much improved
    • +
+ This release was a little bit faster than previous releases. + Hopefully additional improvements to the alerts plugin + can be made incrementally during the 0.x.x releases. +
+ +
2011-09-12
+
+ AWeather 0.5.2 released:
    +
  • Added new desktop icons
    • +
  • Miscellaneous bug fixes
    • +
+ Improved organization of the Wiki +
+ +
2011-08-25
+
+ AWeather 0.5.1 released:
    +
  • Bugfix release
    • +
  • Updated sat/map/elev to provide better data
    • +
  • First release with Debian, + and Ubuntu packages
    • +
+
+
2011-06-19
AWeather 0.5 released:
  • Support for volume rendering (isosurfaces)
    • -
  • Automatically update
    • +
  • Automatic updating
  • Fullscreen mode
  • Dropped GtkGLExt
@@ -123,8 +177,10 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
  • Fixed lots of bugs
  • General code cleanup
  • Available from files directory - and git
    • + and git + Update: AWeather 0.5 is also compatible with the + newly released RSL v1.41
    2011-06-13
    @@ -133,7 +189,14 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
  • Added an option to automatically refresh after a timeout
  • New fullscreen mode
    • +
    +

    See also: Older news, + gitweb

    +<% } %> +<% void print_oldnews(void) { %> + < News +
    2010-05-17
    AWeather 0.4.1:
    • Win32 fixes and improved debug support
      • @@ -161,23 +224,23 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 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

    <% } %> <% void print_screenshots(void) { %>

    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. + to regional and mesoscale views.

    + <% } %> <% void print_download(void) { %>

    Stable releases

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

    @@ -233,15 +309,16 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

    Development code

    - Development code is available from Git, and gitweb - (AWeather, - Grits, - RSL) + 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
    +
    git clone <%= GIT_AWEATHER %>
    +
    git clone <%= GIT_GRITS %>
    +
    git clone <%= GIT_RSL %>
    <% } %> @@ -249,14 +326,14 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

    - The AWeather development wiki + The AWeather development wiki is the main resource for development material.

    Bug report and feature requests

    -

    List of current issues

    -

    Add a new issue

    +

    List of current issues

    +

    Add a new issue

    How to contribute?

    @@ -275,28 +352,32 @@ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
  • Provides some other generic functionality, such as data access
  • Also provides the plugins API used by AWeather
    • -
  • AWeather itself is a front-end for grits along with a +
  • AWeather itself is a front-end for Grits along with a bundle of weather related plugins

    • Building AWeather

    -

    See the install wiki page for more details

    +

    See the install + wiki page for more details

    <% } %> <% void print_grits(void) { %> -

    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.

    -
    +

    + Grits is a Virtual Globe library developed along side AWeather, + but desigend to be usable by other program as well. + + It is differentiated from other Virtual Globes such as Google + Earth, NASA World Wind, and KDE Marble in that it is developed + primairily as a library that is used by other programs, such as + AWeather, rather than providing it's own user interface. +

    +