Storm Data

Hourly data from a variety of sources extracted from the NANOOS database are attached.

We can easily create factory products to expose this data.

Further, these datasets ought to be extractable by a single query rather than one for each platform. Quarry supports this kind of interface.

Each platform generates measurements with a potentially unique signature. Quarry uses a generic RDF-like data model to enable uniform access to everything, but partitions incoming data by signature to maintain interactive performance.

We've used Quarry to manage data products, but it may be a good fit for the observations themselves!

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storm_buoydata.csv_.txt93.49 KB
storm_ctd.csv_.txt465.85 KB
storm_elevation.csv_.txt456.13 KB
storm_profiler.csv_.txt19.62 KB
storm_tidegauge.csv_.txt45.6 KB

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