Resources
Archive at SURFSara
- Full archived summer forecast in
/projects/0/sitc/archive2 - GFS Boundaries in
/projects/0/sitc/GFS - Watertemperature database in
/home/jattema/SST
MAQ06
Desktop system containing a copy of all data, and performing some tasks:
- Watertemperature database in
/home/escience/SST; cron jobs and raw data in/home/escience/DATA/obs/watertemp - Observational weather station data in
/home/escience/DATA/obs/wageningen - High resolution urban datasets to be used in WRF are in
/data/wur. - The directory also contains a QGis session with all the datasets added:
qgis wurdapt.qgs - Postgres database with OHN, aerial photos, buurt en wijk, TOP10NL datasets loaded.
- Output (partly) and processed data for the summer forecast of 2015 in
/data/validate - Cronjobs for water temperatures, and downloading of GFS data
- Website source is in
/home/escience/web/pelican
twrfje
Desktop system containing a working WPS setup, with the hi-resolution datasets.
Summer in the City Website
Javascript webtechnology changes faster than NLeSC projects, so I would not recommend reusing the exact setup I picked some years ago. However, the stuff I used is:
- The website is made using Pelican which is under the GNU Affero GPL.
- The theme is an adjusted pelican-bootstrap3 theme (MIT license).
- Interaction is done via zoomooz
- Map presentation is done using leaflet.js
The documentation on the website itself has been copied into this document.
The site is hosted locally, Kees has the details. To add content to the website:
- Go to the content folder
/home/escience/web/pelican/content - Create a new post; use one of the other posts as template. Make sure to set the date, and use an unique slug.
- Build the website by running
make - Try it! Run
./develop_server.sh 8181, and browse to localhost:8181 using a local browser - Make sure the /shared/website/Summerinthecity directory is readable, with
lsfor instance - If not, run
sudo mount /shared/website - Run
make publishto put the new website online