an even better GPSVisualizer example: https://blog.mah.priv.at/gpsvisualizer/20191213161729-47167-map.html
click on the points, and the tracks between points to reveal detail information
Pilots that use Windy
an even better GPSVisualizer example: https://blog.mah.priv.at/gpsvisualizer/20191213161729-47167-map.html
click on the points, and the tracks between points to reveal detail information
The windy-plugin-sigmets is super useful - I encourage 'official' status ;)
source: https://github.com/aibfamilyflight/windy-sigmet
not sure about the long-term status of the data source, though: https://aibfamily.flights/fr24/getMapWeather.php?sigmet=true
well, here it is: windy-plugin-sigmets - super useful! I hope this makes it to the official list.
https://blog.mah.priv.at/index.php/2019/12/13/looking-up-sigmets/
Once I'm done with a a trajectory, I might want to publish it and send a link to other people.
The current windy way is: create trajectory, download GPX, upload GPX, publish link to result.
Unfortunately, this is next to no use as of now, the reasons are:
Here is an example which shows the deficit - click on a track and you get some made up speed and distance value:
This is what a useful display of GPX file contents looks like (GPS Visualizer)
suggested fix:
This would preserve key information instead of dropping it.
that said - the most elegant windy way would be: create trajectory, press 'share', forward link. Have recipients see what you are seeing as creator.
@jakubvrana thanks - just tried with Chrome and Android and it worked for me!
great idea, and superb job on the integration. Well done!
@Gkikas-LGPZ Hi, thank you for your feedback, we will discuss it. I do not know if there is a general approach/formula for recalculating IR intensity to cloud temperature.
@cloud-maven1 Hi, unfortunately it is not possible now. I admit, that it is not always suitable to have one global limit.