I'm trying to implement WaterML2 output for my sensor network webservice. Currently I report sensor data where the data includes IDs for each sensor, time of sensor readings, units and, optionally, GPS data. Typical output looks like the following:
PackageID TimeStamp TimeZone RelayID SensorID SensorType Units Data Longitude Latitude Altitude Speed Climb Track LongitudeError LatitudeError AltitudeError SpeedError ClimbError TrackError210 2014-04-23 20:36:45.728 UTC SumitTest01 FFF34E141400 Temperature C 24.125 11.574138333 50.924998333 228.2 0.0 0.0 10.57 17.626 16.966 48.22 33.27 209 2014-04-23 20:36:28.978 UTC SumitTest01 FFF34E141400 Temperature C 24.1875 208 2014-04-23 20:29:33.004 UTC SumitTest01 FFF34E141400 Temperature C 23.625 207 2014-04-23 20:29:14.503 UTC SumitTest01 FFF34E141400 Temperature C 23.625 SensorType can be Temperature, Humidity, pH with more to come as we add more sensors.
A few years ago we looked at implementing WaterML1, but the specification was confusing and we decided against it. I've been at talks since where researchers have really pushed WaterML2 and one person even told me how it fixed a lot of problems with the confusion in WaterML1.
I've been looking at the specification and examples. It looks pretty straightforward, but I can't seem to find any libraries that can handle the models and XML generation for me in Java (my web service is written in Scala and I can use any Java library).
I've found the following Maven artefact (sbt include):
"org.jvnet.ogc" % "waterml-v_2_0" % "2.2.0"...but no documentation on it. I've looked through the jar file and it just seems to be automatically generated jaxb stubs.
So my question is, are there any Java/Scala libraries out there that can help me create WaterML2 using a simple API so I don't have to write my own generator in scala.xml/jdom/etc?
If not, are there better examples out there for simple data that only deals with readings (like Temperature) and fixed GPS data points? How would I deal with the accuracy measures in my sample set I get from the GPS? Can those be represented or should I just discard them?
TL;DR Are there any good Scala/Java libraries to help generate WaterML2 and, if not, where are more examples of creating WaterML2 for point/sensor data?
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PackageID TimeStamp TimeZone RelayID SensorID SensorType Units Data Longitude Latitude Altitude Speed Climb Track LongitudeError LatitudeError AltitudeError SpeedError ClimbError TrackError210 2014-04-23 20:36:45.728 UTC SumitTest01 FFF34E141400 Temperature C 24.125 11.574138333 50.924998333 228.2 0.0 0.0 10.57 17.626 16.966 48.22 33.27 209 2014-04-23 20:36:28.978 UTC SumitTest01 FFF34E141400 Temperature C 24.1875 208 2014-04-23 20:29:33.004 UTC SumitTest01 FFF34E141400 Temperature C 23.625 207 2014-04-23 20:29:14.503 UTC SumitTest01 FFF34E141400 Temperature C 23.625 SensorType can be Temperature, Humidity, pH with more to come as we add more sensors.
A few years ago we looked at implementing WaterML1, but the specification was confusing and we decided against it. I've been at talks since where researchers have really pushed WaterML2 and one person even told me how it fixed a lot of problems with the confusion in WaterML1.
I've been looking at the specification and examples. It looks pretty straightforward, but I can't seem to find any libraries that can handle the models and XML generation for me in Java (my web service is written in Scala and I can use any Java library).
I've found the following Maven artefact (sbt include):
"org.jvnet.ogc" % "waterml-v_2_0" % "2.2.0"...but no documentation on it. I've looked through the jar file and it just seems to be automatically generated jaxb stubs.
So my question is, are there any Java/Scala libraries out there that can help me create WaterML2 using a simple API so I don't have to write my own generator in scala.xml/jdom/etc?
If not, are there better examples out there for simple data that only deals with readings (like Temperature) and fixed GPS data points? How would I deal with the accuracy measures in my sample set I get from the GPS? Can those be represented or should I just discard them?
TL;DR Are there any good Scala/Java libraries to help generate WaterML2 and, if not, where are more examples of creating WaterML2 for point/sensor data?
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