Radiation Explorer for Safecast Data

[ferdo]

Hi all.,

The Windows Store App 'Radiation Explorer for Safecast Data' is available.

It runs on Windows 10 from version 15036. You need more than 10 GB RAM to view the Safecast CSV files.

You can install it from here:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/radiation-explorer-for-safecast-data/9p26k9ttt7dk

What is NOT implemented:

Most of the Safecast REST api. So when you install it on a phone, you need to connect the phone to a PC and copy over the LOG files to send them to safecast...

Hope you like it!

[Mat Schaffer]

Nice!

I'm noticing we could really use a more predictable URL for CSV sources from the API. Right now you'd have to read it out of https://api.safecast.org/bgeigie_imports/10757.json for any given upload id.

Seems like it'd probably be nicer to have something like https://api.safecast.org/bgeigie_imports/10757/source return a 302 to the original CSV

-Mat

matschaffer.com

[ferdo]

The next version of Windows 10 store app RadExSada is almost finished:

New features are:

- posting recorded data to safecast database via safecast Rest Api

- view LOG files from all users

- maps can be made grayscale and inverted (to get a darker background)

- datapoint layer can be made transparent

- show latest or maximum datapoints

- real time (gpu) interpolation added: triangles, Voronoi, IDW (inverse distance weight)

A video of the interpolations is here: RadExSada interpolation

[Mat Schaffer]

Nice work, ferdo! The interactive interpolation is pretty neat looking.

-Mat

matschaffer.com

[ferdo]

The next version of the Windows 10 store app RadExSada is in the store at:

https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9P26K9TTT7DK 

[Alberto Villa]

Hi Ferdo,

what about a Windows 7 version?

Thanks and best regards,

Alberto

[ferdo]

Hi Alberto,

Maybe in the distant future. But certainly not soon, there is no plan. Support for Win7 ends on January 14, 2020, so maybe never....

regards,

Ferdinand

[Jan Helebrant]

Hi,

then you probably loose many potential users because ending official support means no end of functionality and many private users will continue to use Win7. 

OT comment - when I see what Microsoft does with Windows 10 it heavily encourages me to migrate all needed apps to non-Microsoft dependent ones and to be prepared to leave Windows as main system. 

I am glad we were able to choose a multi-platform software for Safecast data processing so even Mac users can enjoy it.

Jan

[ferdo]

Hi,

I could port it to a classic win32 x64 WPF application. This would run on Win7 too, could then use even CUDA instead of C++ AMP to better utilize the GPU for certain code (CUDA does not run on UWP).

But in the first place RadExSaDa is not meant for other users, but primarily a privat project to grab and post bGeigie data on my Lumia 950XL phone. It has grown a little with all the interpolation code added (real time Multilevel B-Spline interpolation is added now too), but these are pure personal hobby interests. They show that when the safecast javascript website would use the GPU it could show similar features in real time.

Publishing an UWP app in the Microsoft Store is a no brainer. So other people could use it too on Windows 10. And as it is free, please don't complain and don't start an OS war with me. Apple and Google are as worse as Microsoft if not more evil...

[ferdo]

The next version (2.3.0) of the Windows 10 app 'Radiation Explorer for Safecast Data' is in the Microsoft Store at:

https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9P26K9TTT7DK 

New features are:

- Now using 8 GB RAM instead of 12 GB when loading the complete clean data set (on x64)

- Multipart download to speedup downloading 

- Show Nuclear Sites from Open Street Map Overpass API on the map

- new double precision Multilevel b-Spline interpolation

- Supporting BLE (dual) Bee v1.0 mounted on bGeigie

Devices supported:

Windows 10 x64

Windows 10 ARM64

Windows 10 x86

Windows 10 Mobile ARM32

[ferdo]

more than 4400 Nuclear Sites world wide!

[Pieter Franken]

Great!!

[Sean Bonner]

Really cool Ferdo!

-s

On Oct 4, 2019, at 4:06 AM, ferdo <f...@bigroses.net> wrote:

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more than 4400 Nuclear Sites world wide!

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[Rob Oudendijk]

Very nice indeed.

On Tuesday, April 10, 2018 at 11:12:39 PM UTC+9, ferdo wrote: