Weather Doctype

[codingCoffee]

• Date
• Source (Outside/ Local)
• Temperature
  • High
  • Low
  • Average
• Dew Point
• Precipitation Received
• Humidity
• Pressure
• Insolation/ PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation)
• Degree Days

[agritheory]

You need to decide if this is a forecast or a weather record:
This does not have fields planned for Precipitation Received. I strongly recommend adding a field for degree days
Also, while PAR is scientifically the best choice, I don't know that its supported by the planned weather API - consider plain old "insolation" as an alternative.

[robertbecht]

What do you want to achieve....A typical agroclimatological weather station sample say every 15 min....P,T,RH, P, Radiation of PAR, leafe wetness....Precipitaion probability is in my view meaningless

Why do you want to store climate variables anyway??

[agritheory]

Local climate variables would be valuable, if they're from a local weather (like USB-connected) station. Perhaps sensor data in greenhouse and refrigerated storage too.
Most weather APIs are less friendly about historical data.

[codingCoffee]

We're planning to have this as a weather record and not a forecast.

• Precipitation Probability -> Precipitation Received
• Degree days added
• Insolation as an alternative to PAR

[robertbecht]

Hi Tyler, we are working on this: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3jOtOTmCjzNZS1OTFA1d0lFRzQ Sure that you can retrieve the data sets,....Question is: Why should u do it..Unless u want to make a farm management system built in Erpnext rgds robert

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[agritheory]

Hi Robert, I've worked with Glances and the time-series database behind it, InfluxDB. And yes, I am building farm management systems in ERPNext.

[robertbecht]

Hi Tyler, Thanks for this link...I will forward to our IT guys...Robert:

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