Notes:
"High" (in the Wind Speed graphic) is
the highest wind speed reading since midnight. The
date-time-stamp at the bottom of each graphic is the date-time when
that particular data
point was
captured. Wind data is captured and uploaded to this web-site
every 5 minutes - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
"Validity of wind-data:"
Data should be quite valid from 'about' NW through N and NE to 'about'
SE; from 'about' SE to 'about' SW - you might want to add 4-8 knots to
get wind-speed at the middle of the (Indian) River and/or middle of the
(ICW) channel. From 'about' SW to 'about' NW, validity is
going to be low, and we have little data on this direction at this
point in time (near Christmas, 2006)... This data-validity
information is a result of where the sensor is mounted on the dock and
the type(s) of obstacles (buildings / trees, etc.) in the way of the
wind-sensors.
Your web-browser access to this information has been
provided by cooperative work between USSCMC manager Peter Strong
and volunteer Bill Schell. Access to this data is NOT
GUARANTEED and may be taken away at any
time without any notice.
Detailed text-based-notes about data collection, calculated values
and file-transfers can be found in a
separate file, here.
There is another web-page available for
further-weather-info at USSCMC's
facility.
last
updated: at 18:20 p.m. on Monday, 07 January, 2008, by:
Bill
Schell
(bill@vikingasia.org) - revID: 2g
