GeoView

Aanderaa GeoView is a web based display solution for environmental data display.

Aanderaa GeoView is part of the Aanderaa Real-Time Solution. This gives the user vast opportunities for interfacing meteorological, oceanographpic, or other environmental research equipment in a networked solution giving access to data real-time.

 The Aanderaa GeoView has the following functionality:

  1. Web based application showing real-time data in a standard browser
  2. Display of both real-time and historical data in graphs
  3. Datastorage and retrieval from included database
  4. Zoom on time scale to study a subset of the data for a certain parameter
  5. Standard statistic analysis for min, max, average over selectable intervals
  6. Possible to show data from one or more stations in the same display if desired
  7. Options for several pages with for instance one station per page
  8. Options for including maps to use as a menu system to navigate between data from different sites

 

 

Aanderaa Live Data in GeoView

    We are working on our live data streaming service. More links from live data will follow:

    1. Live data from the Norwegian Coastal Administration (NCA) Buoy at Fauskane (West Coast of Norway)

     

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