WWW : World Weather Web

This project creates a distributed network of personal weather stations that collect and send real-time environmental data(for now, focused on temperature and humidity) to a central server. The server builds a dynamic JSON file from this data. Each station operates independently, forming part of a growing global network of localized weather sensors.

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In addition to serving as a meteorological resource for rural areas, the project offers public access to live and historical weather data through a web interface. This interface includes local summaries, trend analysis, alerts, and real-time sensor readings.

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The WWW system is also designed for sonic and performative use. The dynamic JSON data will be used as a composition tool. This opens the door to interpreting weather conditions as sound, turning local weather into audible, shareable experiences. I will use this data to control other sonic agents I'm building, such as part of my research on non-invasive human-computer interfaces (NIHCI) for handheld instruments, currently focused on the trombone.

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The first station was installed in September 2025 near a lake in Kouvola, Finland. It records temperature and humidity every 10 minutes and is fully operational. More stations are in development.

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The weather bridge interface will be released soon. In the meantime, you can visit the interface for the first station by clicking the button below.