
● If there a no weather data in the defines time frame, Meteohub will throw an error or
will not show a graph.
2.8.2 Time Resolution
As explained before Meteophub computes time-compacted data from the raw weather data.
These time-compacted data is computed for different time scales: 5 minutes, 10 minutes,
30 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, 1 day, 1 month. If time frame and time resolution do not fit
nicely and produce more than 2000 data points to be used for graph generation, a warning
message is displayed that asks for reducing time resolution or reducing time frame. Graphs
with more than 2000 values for x-axis normally don't make sense and should be avoided as
they have a potential of overloading a Meteohub system.
When you define a weather graph you can choose with time scale should be used for the
graph. If you do produce a line graph you might choose a tight time scale to get a smooth
graph. If you want a bar graph, it might be more suitable to show values in a more stretched
time scale. For example, if you plan to show the minimum, average and maximum
temperature of each day of a month you will choose a time resolution of "1 day" and a time
frame of the month under consideration.
As there a some graphs just make sense with certain time resolutions, the choices might be
restricted.
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