rdOpenMeteo

Without weather, an energy model explains nothing; yet a site with no sensor has no weather history, and nobody can tell afterwards whether the forecast was reliable.

rdOpenMeteo connects a SkySpark project to an open weather service and creates, from the site's coordinates, weather stations recognized by SkySpark's built-in weather application. It brings decades of reconstructed weather history, forecasts, and air quality; forecasts are kept by lead time, so what was announced can be judged afterwards. The open service's terms of use must be checked against the deployment context.

• The first explanatory variable of consumption, supplied.
• Deep history from day one, even with no sensor on site.
• No key or account to manage.
• Forecasts are kept by lead time: you know which horizon to trust.
• Stations natively recognized by SkySpark.

• Training an energy model.
• Building a weather-corrected baseline.
• Anticipating consumption.
• Judging a forecast's reliability on a site.

SkySpark 4.0.x / Haxall

0.9.1

on request

External data

See the rangerdEnedisrdOpenWeatherrdJoursFeriesDataGouvrdOpenHolidaysrdGoogleCalendar