You are invited to test the new web interface Query Builder for our Vane platform (http://owm.io/query-builder). You can use this simple tool to create your own map in just a few minutes, and with just one click receive a completed link for display on your site or app using a webmap library like Leaflet, Open Layer, Mapbox and Google Map.
This version is an improvement over the previous one in terms of simplicity of use and layout. The user can select either one of the available data sources and the required combination of spectral bands or one of the derivative index products such as #NDVI, EVI, etc. You can also set up display parameters, including clarity, contrast and gamma correction, or use one of the available schemes provided. After that, all you need is to get an #API key and insert it in the prepared link, and you can use it in your programming product.
We are ready to answer your questions and will be glad to hear any proposals you might have.

For your information, Openweathermap website has a new section dedicated to users who work within the #agricultural sector https://openweathermap.org/for_agriculture. It can be accessed from the API list page, and at any given moment, detailed #API documentation is available on accumulated #weather data (such as #temperature and #precipitation).
We are ready to answer your questions and will be glad to hear any proposals you might have.

We invite anyone wishing to do so to try out our weather widget’s new geolocation and weather map functionality - https://openweathermap.org (please note that HTTPS in the URL is required), which can