Do you have your own meteo station based on Arduino or Mbed? and ever wondered how meteorologists get values like:
- Humidex
- Dew point
- Beaufort wind scale
- Wind chill
- Heat index
- Apparent temperature
- Cloud height base
- Relative pressure
- Absolute humidity
Let's add them to your project. You don't need any special sensors, it's just a math. Here is a class that do that for you. Supports both Celsius and Fahrenheit, please navigate to full example.
Please see examples folder
#include "mbed.h"
#include "MeteoFunctions.h"
MeteoFunctions calc;
float wind_speed = 2.0; // m/s
float temp = 21.0; // °C
float humidity = 60.0; // %
float pressure = 975.8; // hPa
float above_sea = 408.0; // m
int main() {
printf("Wind speed: %f km/h\n", calc.msToKmh(wind_speed));
printf("Wind speed: %f m/h\n", calc.msToMph(wind_speed));
printf("Wind speed: %f knots\n", calc.msToKn(wind_speed));
printf("Beaufort wind scale: %u\n", calc.beaufort(wind_speed));
printf("Humidex: %f *C\n", calc.humidex_c(temp, humidity));
printf("Dew point: %f *C\n", calc.dewPoint_c(temp, humidity));
printf("Wind chill: %f *C\n", calc.windChill_c(temp, wind_speed));
printf("Heat index: %f *C\n", calc.heatIndex_c(temp, humidity));
printf("Apparent temperature: %f *C\n", calc.apparentTemp_c(temp, humidity, wind_speed));
printf("Could base: %f metres\n", calc.cloudBase_m(temp, humidity));
printf("Relative pressure: %f hPa\n", calc.relativePressure_c(pressure, above_sea, temp));
printf("Absolute humidity: %f g/m3\n", calc.absoluteHumidity_c(temp, humidity));
return 0;
}