Difference between revisions of "Example SQL for Stations"

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A Real life example how to download and serve station timeseries point data.
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A Real life example how to serve station timeseries point data through WCS data access protocol.
  
 
== AIRNOW  ==
 
== AIRNOW  ==
  
[http://airnow.gov/ AIRNOW] is an EPA site.  
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[http://airnow.gov/ AIRNOW] is an EPA site. ----------- is this the site URL??
  
 
PM 2.5, PM 10 and ozone data can be downloaded from [http://www.epa.gov/airnow/2011/ yearly folders] in text form.  
 
PM 2.5, PM 10 and ozone data can be downloaded from [http://www.epa.gov/airnow/2011/ yearly folders] in text form.  
  
== The Design of the Database ==
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== The Design of the SQL Database ==
  
Location table  
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===Location table===
  
parameter tables  
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=== Parameter tables ===
  
the importance of views, flexibility of SQL, snapshot views
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=== Fact - Data Table ===
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=== Data Views in SQL ===
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the importance of views, flexibility of SQL, snapshot views  
  
 
creating data views
 
creating data views
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calculating statistics to filter the location table
 
calculating statistics to filter the location table
  
== Registering the WCS and WFS for point data ==
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== Registering the WCS and WFS for point data ??? what is in this section ?==
  
 
WFS for locations
 
WFS for locations
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WCS for data
 
WCS for data
  
registering using python dictionaries
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registering using python dictionaries ??

Revision as of 14:06, July 7, 2011

Back to WCS Access to netCDF Files

A Real life example how to serve station timeseries point data through WCS data access protocol.

AIRNOW

AIRNOW is an EPA site. ----------- is this the site URL??

PM 2.5, PM 10 and ozone data can be downloaded from yearly folders in text form.

The Design of the SQL Database

Location table

Parameter tables

Fact - Data Table

Data Views in SQL

the importance of views, flexibility of SQL, snapshot views

creating data views

calculating statistics to filter the location table

Registering the WCS and WFS for point data ??? what is in this section ?

WFS for locations

WCS for data

registering using python dictionaries ??