Organised weather archives
Specialised application · Meteoh
Meteoh — Understand historical weather data
Explore past observations with their sources, quality and context to better understand changes in climate.
01 — The challenge
The challenge
Weather archives are extensive, heterogeneous and difficult to compare without knowing their measurement conditions and provenance.
- Historical series scattered across multiple sources
- Varying quality and observation conditions
- A risk of drawing conclusions without sufficient context
02 — The response
An augmented approach
Using the Auditoris architecture, Meteoh structures historical weather data, preserves its provenance and connects observations, periods and events without treating correlation as certainty.
Documented provenance and quality
Contextual exploration of trends
03 — Benefits
What it brings
- 01
Retrieve historical observations
- 02
Compare periods and locations
- 03
Understand data origin and quality
- 04
Explore climate trends with appropriate caution
- 05
Preserve reproducible analysis
04 — Shared architecture
An application built on Auditoris
This application uses Auditoris’s shared capabilities while retaining its own data, rules and responsibilities.
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