The Zeus Electronic Weather Station (ZeWS)

The ZEWS history:

In February 2018 the Open Source Group starts working on the ZEWS as an expanded implementation of the OSWS (Open Source Weather Station) project that I created to make the students more aware of the global Weather Conditions.

On March 2018 first prototype is completed with one Arduino Uno I2C Master outputing the main data from the following sensors:

1. Thermometer: Temperature measurement

2. Hygrometer: Humidity measurement

3. Barometer: Atmospheric pressure measurement

4. Lux-meter: Measurement of light

Sensors 1 to 3 housing is prototyped for testing.

In April 2018 Anemometer Wind Speed & Direction are completed as well as the Pyranometer is at work in progress. The second prototype and first release of the ZEWS is completed with one Arduino Uno I2C Master outputing the main data from the following sensors:

1. Anemometer: Wind speed and direction

2. Thermometer: Temperature measurement

3. Hygrometer: Humidity measurement

4. Barometer: Atmospheric pressure measurement

5. Lux-meter: Measurement of light

We finished also programming the Raspberry Pi as a DB and Web server and presented the project at the school.