Greetings all. I’m working on a project for a local citizen science group that has collected water quality data at anumber of sites. The data is in an Excel file which is easy enough to Python/Pandas to get the data. I’m wanting to then put it up on a webpage for them.
I was wondering if there is a widely used JSON schema for time series data. I’ve written it out in a JSON Time Series schema(https://docs.eagle.io/en/latest/reference/historic/jts.html). However I really am not sure if that’s a widely used standard or not, or if it really even is a standard.
Just wanting to see what others might be doing.
Thanks,
Dan
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I’m experimenting with the Python package json-timeseries. It’s easy enough to use, however I’ve discovered that there is no JavaScript library that will handle this format. I guess that answers my question about whether or not the schema here: https://docs.eagle.io/en/latest/reference/historic/jts.html is a widely or even narrowly adopted format.
Dan
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Steve,
Thanks for the info, I’ll poke around those links and see if they are applicable for me.
Thanks,
Dan
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