There are many vendors making weather stations, each using a different method for sending weather station data to the GLOBE Database. Below we will cover what you need to know to setup a few of the most popular weather stations on the GLOBE.gov website. We will provide hints on what to do with the vendor software although we recommend contacting the vendor if you're having issues using their software. Be sure to check the "Supporting Protocols" section on this page for documents related to various Weather Stations.

DAVIS

If you have a weather station from DAVIS you will need to use the following settings in your GLOBE Data Entry Site to get started.

-- follow instructions in sites tutorial
-- change thermometer type to "Davis Instrument"
-- take note of your School ID and Site ID

A short presentation is available HERE providing software hints for sending your data to GLOBE with DAVIS

Also, a troubleshooting guide has been created and is available HERE providing troubleshooting tips connecting GLOBE to DAVIS

3D Printed

If you have a 3D printed weather station you will need to use the following settings in your GLOBE Data Entry Site to get started.

-- follow instructions in sites tutorial
-- change thermometer type to "Other, Soil or Air"
-- take note of your School ID and Site ID

Reporting data to GLOBE with a 3D Printed Weather Station requires custom code to email the data in using Email Data Entry (EMDE)