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Overview
This app collects environment data for your location from these sources:
* world:
* radioactiveathome
* DarkSky: UV index, cloud cover, visibility...
* Foreca: max/min world temperature
* NOAA solar wind, magnetic activity, and alerts
* seismicportal.eu: earthquakes
* Europe:
* Airly (Europe)
* European Environmental Agency
* Poland:
* polish government's environment service (Poland)
So, you can see environment pollution (smog, i.e. paticulate matter; but also radiation level, ozon, benzen, and some other substances) in your neighbourhood.
This app is migrated to Platform Uno, which means that same app is available for Android.
What's new
v11.2310:
* log can be in (daily) ZIP form, not 48 individual files
v11.2308:
* new source: Visual Cross (use it instead of DarkSky, which is defunct server now)
* corrections in IMGWhydro warnings and burze.net (thunderstorms)
* internal code changes - using my own Nugets
* removed service Alergen (changes in service licensing, so it is defunct now)
v10.2209: should be no changes for countries which uses dot as decimal separator :)
v10.2208:
* new sources for Poland: Polska Agencja Atomistyki, Ośrodek Badań Alergenów Środowiskowych, and burze.dzis
* correction in ra@h and Foreca (changes on server side)
* ra@h is used in alerting
* Settings:Sources: new combox to select world/Euro/PL sources
* links to web pages for services
* templates and cache are now in JSON, not in XML
* big back to VB code from C#
v10.2110:
* WHO limits can be switched between 2005 and 2021.
* NOAA alerts should not be repeated.
v10.2102:
* previously, "clean air" message was displayed when no alerts was present. Now, some alerts are ignored (e.g. low water level in river, high solar wind energy, etc.)
* changes in IMGWhydro data source.
v10.2011.2:
* one more error catched by app in IMGWhydro source
* distance is given in integer number (as it was before 10.2011.1)
v10.2011:
* change in IMGWhydro source
* some configuration fields are changed from TextBox to NumberBox (with arrows to change numeric value)
* internal changes
Additional Information
- Developed by PKar
- Version 2023.10.13
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Requires
Available on: Xbox console, PC, Mobile, Surface Hub, HoloLens
OS: Windows 10 version 15063.0 or higher
- Published 2019-02-09
- Size 12.3 MB
- File Type appx/msix
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Language
English
Polish -
Permissions
Use your location
Access your Internet connection
Use data stored on an external storage device
- Microsoft Store ID 9phhvvcp239d
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