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Blitzortung data on Windy.com - Printable Version +- Blitzortung.org Forum (https://forum.blitzortung.org/mybb) +-- Forum: Public Forums (https://forum.blitzortung.org/mybb/forumdisplay.php?fid=29) +--- Forum: Website, Maps and Applications (https://forum.blitzortung.org/mybb/forumdisplay.php?fid=24) +--- Thread: Blitzortung data on Windy.com (/showthread.php?tid=2511) Pages:
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RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - cutty - 2018-02-13 (2018-02-13, 15:42)Cutty Wrote:(2018-02-13, 15:33)mwaters Wrote: Hi Mike, Blitzortung.org lightningmaps.org are existing projects. RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - Windy.com - 2018-02-13 What we can offer to the project is our free Windy API (api.windy.com) With no further knowledge of JS, can replace IMHO obsolete Google Maps API and use Windy visualiser on Blitzortnung pages ------------------------- Note that DATA access and usage is limited to Operators, as stated above.... I am not sure we could become the operator. We have asked few years ago but we are located in Prague, where there is plenty other stations. So far we could become donor and donate to project on a monthly basis. The project may not represent commercial interests. This we fit It must be of general interest for the participants of Blitzortung.org. Well who decides this? Of course any 3rd party website that will use the data, can potentially damage main website traffic. It must be different from existing projects. Do not just re-implement other projects. Do not setup yet another visualization of online data. Well we would like overlay lightning strikes with real weather radar data in US an EU (and wherever we will find open radar data), which can be quite interesting. All applications that use our data must be freely accessible. Yes windy.com is The source of the data must be clearly identified. Yes this is doable The operator must prevent any possible misuse of the data provided, as far as this is possible. The applications (web sites, apps, ...) have to retrieve their data from a separate server and not from the servers of Blitzortung.org. All data remain under the CC-BY-SA 4.0 license. Yes this can be achieved RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - mwaters - 2018-02-13 Hello Ivo, I cannot speak for Cutty (Mike) or the developers in Europe (Germany and Denmark); but here's some more info: https://www.lightningmaps.org/doc/intro?lang=en https://www.lightningmaps.org/about Some stations listed here display lightning to some extent on their own website:
RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - mwaters - 2018-02-13 (2018-02-13, 15:42)Cutty Wrote:(2018-02-13, 15:33)mwaters Wrote: Hi Mike, Hi Mike, So, if I want to put real-time lightning data on my website, it has to be different than --for example-- these stations, also?
RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - cutty - 2018-02-13 (2018-02-13, 20:14)mwaters Wrote:(2018-02-13, 15:42)Cutty Wrote:(2018-02-13, 15:33)mwaters Wrote: Hi Mike, Listen follks, all I did was post the guidelines officially posted by Egon, who is the project founder, regarding application development and use of data. Operators have privileges, including data access, and the MyBO platform for use on their personal websites. Thee are a couple of other apps approved by Egon and others for private use of operators. There is no Blitzortung API for external implementation. One major reason for this is Blitzortung is an Experimental, hobbyist, educational, volunteer network, and should NOT be used in the manner commercial, validated network data is utilized. If Windy.com wants to communicate with Egon regarding an exception, he certainly may. Seeking approval or further discussion here on this forum is a waste of time. RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - BertSP - 2018-05-03 (2018-02-12, 16:25)Windy.com Wrote: HiIvo, Great job on your Windy.com. I use it on my Wx site. It would be great if the two projects could come to an arrangement without violating any set rules. My two cents. RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - W7DRM - 2018-05-03 Wow, some folks just don't get the message! Cutty is simply saying that whatever decision is to be made can only be made by Egon and his team. None of us here on this forum, including the moderators, can make nor can we influence that decision. Again, further discussion of this is a waste of everyone's time and energy. Ivo has already been told several times that he needs to contact Egon directly to discuss his proposal. This forum is NOT the appropriate place to do that. RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - skiter - 2018-05-09 Hello all, I was asking similar questions on other thread (thnks @MWaters for refering me here). I think I'm not getting the differences bewtween "participants" mentioned by Mwaters and the "operators" linked in the web that @Cutty mentioned. Is there any difference? (maybe it's just my poor English knowledge). As I read, I understand I'll get participant/operator once I get and install one BOKit, contributing with new data to the network, right? Only then I'll be able to access all the realtime and historic data, right? I'm not getting also clear about the "other projects" question, because all the links MWaters posted are projects alike (and also Windy would be), but not quite "the same" projects indeed. Where can I find the list of existing projects? Is there any official aproved projects list, apart of contributor's personal websites with just embeded maps views? Thanks in advanced helping a newbie ;D RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - DelandeC - 2018-05-09 Hi, Participant = operator = someone who has one detector up and running. Every participant can acces lightning data on blitzortung's servers. You can almost do what you want with this data as you respect the CC-BY-SA 4.0 license and: Quote:Our real-time and archived data can also be used for external projects. Official projects that use blitzortung data: blitzortung.org lmaps.org Blitzortung Lightning Monitor Android app BlitzortungLive iOS app. Please contact Egon to know if your project fits the rules. RE: Blitzortung data on Windy.com - skiter - 2018-05-09 Great. Thanks for the info, but... Quote:You can almost do what you want with this data as you respect the CC-BY-SA 4.0 license [..] It seems confusing for me. The CC-BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) allows the transformation, commercial use and distribution close to completely free. I have no commercial intentions in mind, but I'm feeling the sharing-mod of the BOProject with a bunch of bit hard restriction intentions, comparing with other "opensource" projects I'm used (or contributive, experimental, hobbyist, educational, volunteer networked, usw...). (not disscusing it, just mentioning. It's Egon's right, of course) Anyway, first step: getting a station. Thanks! |