
AtmosphereLogger
Logs atmospheric pressure
Highlights
- Records atmospheric pressure readings from the device barometer.
- Builds a time-based log of measurements rather than a forecast.
- Depends on a hardware pressure sensor being present in the device.
- Released into the public domain, with no licensing conditions on reuse.
- Available for Android only.
About this application
AtmosphereLogger is an Android application that records atmospheric pressure readings over time. It draws on the barometric sensor built into the handset, so its usefulness depends on the hardware: phones and tablets without a pressure sensor have nothing for the app to read. The purpose is narrow by design, producing a running record of pressure values rather than a general weather display.
The resulting log suits anyone who wants raw local measurements instead of forecasts pulled from a network service. Typical uses include tracking pressure trends before a change in weather, correlating readings with altitude during a walk or climb, or keeping a personal dataset for later inspection.
The application is released into the public domain, which places no conditions on reuse, redistribution or modification of the code. It is published for Android only, with no desktop or iOS counterpart described in the available facts.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
org.tamanegi.atmospherev0.2.3500 KBreleased 11/17/2018
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