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Implementation of The Weather Station Software on A Microprocessor Platform Using .NET Technology

ACPS.
2023;
Volume 8, Number 1
: pp. 57 - 65
https://doi.org/10.23939/acps2023.01.057
Authors:
  1. Bohdan Marii
  2. Tetyana Pavych
  3. Yaroslav Paramud
1
Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine
2
Lviv Polytechnic National University
3
Lviv Polytechnic National University, Computer Engineering Department

The article presents an implementation of the weather station software on a microprocessor platform using .NET technology. The system consists of a hardware module that collects weather data, a microprocessor platform that processes data, and a software application that visualizes and stores data. The software system is designed using the .NET platform, which provides an environment for software de- velopment. The system uses a web interface that allows users to access the weather from anywhere with a web browser. The test results of the system demonstrate collecting, pro- cessing, and presenting the weather in real time. By compar- ing readings from AccuWeather with data collected by Ar- duino sensors, we ensure the accuracy of measurements. AccuWeather Europe is a source of weather data that can be used to validate weather information collected by Arduino sensors. In the developed systems, neural networks for weather forecasting are also used. The neural networks learn patterns and relationships in historical weather data to pre- dict future weather conditions

weather station
software system
microprocessor platform
.NET technology
web interface
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