Wetterturnier Wordpress Plugin

This is the documentation for the wetterturnier.de data repository which contains several tools to process and extract data. The code in this repository is relatively specific but might be a good starting point if you would like to setup a similar system.

What is “Wetterturnier”

The “Berliner Wetterturnier” as it has been known as in the beginning was launched in the year 2000 at the Institute of Meteorology at the FU Berlin. Since 2005 five cities in Central Europe are included.

Wetterturnier is a platform where hobby meteorologists, experts and statistical forecast model developer battle against each other. The goal is to predict a set of meteorological variables, such as sunshine duration, wind speed, or temperature as good as possible for the consecutive two days.

This plugin is the frontend core of the whole system providing full wordpress integration (user management, messaging services, forums) and the platform where our users can submit their forecasts/bets. Furthermore this plugin provides live ranking tables, a leader-board, a data archive, and access to a set of important data sets such as observations and forecast maps.

Screenshot Frontend

Please note that this is only one part of the system. To get the whole system running the Wetterturnier Wordpress Plugin. For more information please visit the documentation on readthedocs <http://wetterturnier-backend.readthe docs.io/en/latest/overview.html>_.

Wetterturnier Data Tools

This repository is part of the Wetterturnier.de system. The documentation for this repository can be found on readthedocs

GISCobservations

virtualenv --no-site-packages venv
source venv/bin/activate   # activate virtualenv
pip install mysqlclient    # database access
pip install matplotlib     # For the synop symbols


export BUFR_TABLES=/path/to/your/bufr/tables
cd GISCobservations
python bufr.py

License Information

The software in this repository is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. The full LICENSE file is included in the repository and/or can be found on gnu.org.

Parts and Pieces