Our technology · DLW Ingest

We built the engine.
You see the weather.

DLW Ingest is our purpose-built weather processing software. It turns independent station feeds into structured observations, local area products and a growing archive—behind the website and Android app.

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    Local instrumentsSource observations
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    DLW IngestTiming & quality checks
  3. 03
    Area productsLive feeds & history
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    Your viewWebsites, app & widgets
Live network activityView the evidence
Validated sensor measurementsRolling last 24 hours · not a lifetime total
Observations screened · 24h
Live reporting areas · now
Approved observations · 24h

Connecting to the published ingest feed

From source to service

One processing platform. A connected weather experience.

Understand each feed

Feed analysis and timing monitoring help identify how often a source really changes, rather than treating every successful request as a new observation.

Check the observation

Timestamp, plausibility and consistency checks help identify readings that should not enter the live area output.

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Build local area products

Eligible observations contribute to configured areas, with availability and source freshness retained.

Keep the history useful

Current readings and historical series serve different needs. Archived weather supports comparisons and charts.

Handle the visual picture

A separate camera pipeline supplies imagery and dated timelapse alongside the observation network.

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Deliver across channels

Published data products support the DLW website, specialist local sites, Android app and its widgets.

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Adaptive monitoring, made practical.

Weather stations have different update intervals and can go offline independently. Our software monitors source timing and availability so the live product can respond to those differences.

This is software designed around a real observation network. We describe the checks and outputs directly rather than treating “AI” as a substitute for explaining what happens.