Analyzing Weather Data from an Arduino-based weather station
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This example illustrates how to analyze data from a weather station connected to ThingSpeak, an IoT analytics platform. The data is visualized and analyzed in MATLAB. The example shows how to visualize wind speed and direction, calculate and plot dew point, and verify pressure trends. It also demonstrates some techniques to remove outlier data and fill in missing data.
If using MATLAB versions R2014b through R2018b, this example requires the user to first install the MATLAB Support for ThingSpeak which is available here:
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/52244
If using R2019a or higher, there is no need to download the ThingSpeak support as the needed functions are built-in to MATLAB.
For more information on IoT andThingSpeak, see the following resource pages:
http://www.mathworks.com/thingspeak
www.mathworks.com/solutions/internet-of-things
Cite As
MathWorks Internet of Things Team (2019). Analyzing Weather Data from an Arduino-based weather station (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/47049-analyzing-weather-data-from-an-arduino-based-weather-station), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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| 1.4.00 | Updated code to use latest version of thingSpeakRead. Updated plotting code to use yyaxis instead of plotyy. |
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Naïm Samet (view profile)
Could somebody give me the reference of Arduino card and components please?
Vivek Asati (view profile)
Andrei Bosco (view profile)
The example is not up to date with current Thingspeak Support Toolbox. Ex.: function thingSpeakFetch is now called thingSpeakRead, and DateRange argument works differently.
José Geraldo Pontes e Souza (view profile)
Excelente!
Daniel (view profile)