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Data from BME280 is stored in Pa, because that's what returns the getPressure function from the Waspmote API.
e.g. see bme_pres in https://wsn.latice.eu/admin/wsn/frame/22948999 /change/
The bug: The pressure values are in Pa or hPa depending on whether it's directly attached to the waspmote, or it goes through SDI-12.
Should this be fixed so we have always the same unit in the database?
Which unit should be used: Pa or hPa?
Even if we decide not to fix it in the Waspmote, I need to know what unit to use for the future RIOT based motes. @ArcticSnow
Personally I prefer Pa because: then we can use integers (more efficient than floats), and because most of the data today is in Pa. But maybe from a scientific point of view hPa makes more sense?
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But what to do with existing data, and the deployed motes that use Qt Py? Should I handle this an convert hPa to Pa in the server, so we use the same unit for every mote?
Data from BME280 is stored in Pa, because that's what returns the
getPressure
function from the Waspmote API.e.g. see
bme_pres
in https://wsn.latice.eu/admin/wsn/frame/22948999 /change/Except when we use the SDI-12 slave board (QT Py). Then the data is in hPa (hPa is what the sensor actually sends I think).
e.g see
bme_pres
in https://wsn.latice.eu/admin/wsn/frame/38139406/change/The bug: The pressure values are in Pa or hPa depending on whether it's directly attached to the waspmote, or it goes through SDI-12.
Should this be fixed so we have always the same unit in the database?
Which unit should be used: Pa or hPa?
Even if we decide not to fix it in the Waspmote, I need to know what unit to use for the future RIOT based motes. @ArcticSnow
Personally I prefer Pa because: then we can use integers (more efficient than floats), and because most of the data today is in Pa. But maybe from a scientific point of view hPa makes more sense?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: