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Hi, I would like to donwnload the all-time data (~200 stations for ~2 years) for the city of Sofia, Bulgaria, and I just don't find an easy way to do this. Is there a way to filter by location or stations ids before downloading? I noticed this issue, but I need to download ~24 such files, each ~13 GB big which is cumbersome. I see that the files contain columns "location", "altitude" and "longitude", so can I filter by them for each day/month in advance before downloading?
It might be easier for me to login into the server hosting the data and download the data I need with terminal commands (I am using Linux 18.04 and know just enough about terminal commands to maybe make this work). Is the connection to the server open and can you give us some instructions on how to connect?
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Instead of using get-sensor-ids.sh for the whole of Bulgaria, sanitise the list with only Sofia sensors and pipe to get-csv.sh with according time range.
Gladly provide PRs with improvements. The scripts are rudimentary and only covered my specific use case, but a generalised version could benefit the whole project, I think.
Hi, I would like to donwnload the all-time data (~200 stations for ~2 years) for the city of Sofia, Bulgaria, and I just don't find an easy way to do this. Is there a way to filter by location or stations ids before downloading? I noticed this issue, but I need to download ~24 such files, each ~13 GB big which is cumbersome. I see that the files contain columns "location", "altitude" and "longitude", so can I filter by them for each day/month in advance before downloading?
It might be easier for me to login into the server hosting the data and download the data I need with terminal commands (I am using Linux 18.04 and know just enough about terminal commands to maybe make this work). Is the connection to the server open and can you give us some instructions on how to connect?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: