Service
Live data pages for your measurements
We build web pages showing measured values, graphs and camera images from your stations – easy to read on a phone out in the field and on a large screen in the control room. Give staff, customers and the public the same up-to-date picture.
Example of a live data page
PetroPort in Stenungsund
The page shows the sea current, wind and water level at the pier, and the ships in the fairway on a chart-like map.
The values are updated every ten minutes and the ships every minute. The page has a day mode and a night mode.
What a live data page can show
We adapt the page to what you measure and who will read it.
Current values
Wind, temperature, precipitation, water level or whatever you measure, with the time of the latest value.
Graphs
The last day or week, so trends and changes are visible at once.
Map
The site on a chart-style map, with current arrows and ships from AIS when needed.
Camera images
The latest image from the site, and if needed one image a day to follow changes over time.
Day mode and night mode
The page is readable in bright sunlight and in a dark control room.
Phone and large screen
The same page works on a phone on the quay and on a screen in the office.
How it works
We go through your needs
Which values to show, for whom and how often they should update.
We build the page
We connect the page to the station’s data, from our own collection or from your existing system.
We run it
The page runs on our server and we keep it up to date. You link to it from your own website.
Want to show your data on the web?
Tell us what you measure and who should see it, and we will come back with a proposal.