Climate-Chart generator for Eclipse. (averages, temperature, 2013, precipitation)

[RiegelDerpy]

Requirements: Eclipse.

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You will see these Lines of code:


static double tjan = 17.8; //These are the temperature values corresponding to each month (in °C)
static double tfeb = 18.5;
static double tmar = 18.7;
static double tapr = 17.9;
static double tmay = 16.9;
static double tjun = 15.7;
static double tjul = 14.9;
static double taug = 15.3;
static double tsep = 16.7;
static double toct = 17.8;
static double tnov = 17.3;
static double tdec = 17.1;

static double pjan = 94; //These are the precipitation values corresponding to each month (in mm)
static double pfeb = 70;
static double pmar = 99;
static double papr = 205;
static double pmay = 188;
static double pjun = 29;
static double pjul = 21;
static double paug = 27;
static double psep = 30;
static double poct = 57;
static double pnov = 180;
static double pdec = 130;


I currently only have metric measurements assigned.





Examples:

Climate of Delhi, India


Climate of Helsinki, Finland


Climate of Beijing, China






I hope you enjoy using it to make your climate data ;D

[RiegelDerpy]

Too high values don't work properly, as I don't know how to add sliders for height in java yet or make the program autoscreenshot.

[RiegelDerpy]

[Donar]

Is anyone here familiar with R Studio?

I'm a newbie and tried something, would like to know if this works on other computers. Here is a R script that calculates 1981-2010 averages from the rather bulky txt file you get from the German Weather Service:

(download R and R Studio for free)

1. download a zip-file here ftp://ftp-cdc.dwd.de/pub/CDC/observa...kl/historical/ and save the "produkt...txt" file somewhere.
Take Nuremberg for example: monatswerte_03668_19550401_20131231_hist.zip

2. Open dwddata2climatechart.R with R Studio and enter the directory of your file between the apostrophes in the first row. It might look like this:
"C:/.../produkt_monat_Monatswerte_19550401_20131231_03668. txt" (there should be no space before txt)

(You can also change the period of time in the fifth row)

3. Press CTRL+A and CRTL+ENTER

4. You should see a table in the lower right. Click zoom to view the chart or export to save it.


Unfortunately, many stations have missing data. I decided that NA is displayed even if only one month is missing, so I can easily check which elements are complete and which are not.