Individual and highly configurable forecast maps can be requested. They are very useful for integration in web pages, software or apps.
A detailed explanation of the parameters for the configuation you can find here: Individual forecast maps - parameters
The individual forecasts are available for the following variables:
wind_stream:
Visualisation of the average wind speed in 10m height.
The direction of the strem lines is in downwind direction. The color shows the wind intensity in the desired unit.
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wind_barb:
Visualisation of the average wind speed in 10m height.
The direction of the barb is in upwind direction. The color shows the wind intensity in the desired unit.
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wind_vector:
Visualisation of the average wind speed in 10m height.
The direction of the arrow is in downwind direction. The color and the lenght of the arrow are showing the wind intensity in the desired unit
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gust:
Visualisation of the gust speed.
The color shows the gust intensity in the desired unit.
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air_temperature:
Visualisation of the temperature in 2m height.
The color specifies the value of the temperature in the desired unit.
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surface_pressure:
Visualization of the atmospheric pressure by isobars in the desired unit.
The isobars are lines with the same atmospheric pressure.
The color indicates the atmospheric pressure in the desired unit.
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cloud_cover:
Visualization of the cloud cover.
The color indicates the value of the cloud cover in %.
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relative_humidity:
Visualization of the relative humidity.
The color indicates the value of the relative humidity in %.
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precipitation:
Visualization of the precipitation.
The color indicates the value of the precipitation in the desired unit.
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significant_wave_height:
Visualization of the significant wave height.
The color indicates the value of the significant wave height in the desired unit.
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primary_wave_height_direction:
Visualization of the significant wave height and direction.
The direction of the arrows points into the moving direction of the wave, the color indicates the value of the significant wave height in the desired unit.
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primary_wave_period:
Visualization of the significant wave period.
The color of the shading indicates the period time of the significant waves.
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wind_wave_height_direction:
Visualization of the wind wave height and direction.
The direction of the arrows points into the moving direction of the wind waves, the color indicates the value of the wind waves height in the desired unit.
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wind_wave_period:
Visualization of the significant wave period.
The color of the shading indicates the period time of the wind waves.
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swell_height_direction:
Visualization of the swell height and direction.
The direction of the arrows points into the moving direction of the swell, the color indicates the value of the swell height and direction in the desired unit.
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swell_period:
Visualization of the swell period.
The color of the shading indicates the period time of the swell.
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sea_surface_current:
Visualization of the Sea surface current.
The color of the shading indicates the speed of the current.
Limitation: The calculated grafic must not contain the 180° line, otherwise one side of the line is not calculated.
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sea_surface_temperature:
Visualization of the Sea surface temperature.
The color of the stream lines indicates the sea surface temperature.
Limitation: The calculated grafic must not contain the 180° line, otherwise one side of the line is not calculated.
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sea_ice_coverage:
Visualization of the Sea ice coverage.
The color of the shading indicates the sea surface caverage.
Limitation: The calculated grafic must not contain the 180° line, otherwise one side of the line is not calculated. The ice covered area is calculated only by the influence of the energy balance of the ocean (Wind and currents are ignored.) and can be partly significantly different compared with the reality.
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sea_ice_thickness:
Visualization of the Sea ice thickness.
The color of the shading indicates sea ice thickness.
Limitation: The calculated grafic must not contain the 180° line, otherwise one side of the line is not calculated. The ice thickness of the ice is calculated only by the influence of the energy balance of the ocean (Wind and currents are ignored.) and can be partly significantly different compared with the reality.
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