Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning)
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Data Dictionary
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Power line oscillation warning
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power_line_oscillation_24h:idx |
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What is Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning)?
Precipitation in the form of freezing rain or wet snow can freeze onto overland power lines, access Meteomatics’ API to gather more detailed insights on the risk of power line oscillation and reduce the likelihood of damaging lines or masts.
What is Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning) used for?
This product has 3 key use cases. Meteomatics recommends using the data for Weather Forecasting, Weather Observation, and Weather Analytics. Global businesses and organizations buy Rail Traffic Data from Meteomatics to fuel their analytics and enrichment.
Who can use Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning)?
This product is best suited if you’re a Small Business, Medium-sized Business, or Enterprise looking for Rail Traffic Data. Get in touch with Meteomatics to see what their data can do for your business and find out which integrations they provide.
How far back does the data in Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning) go?
This product has 41 years of historical coverage. It can be delivered on a minutely, hourly, daily, real-time, and on-demand basis.
Which countries does Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning) cover?
This product includes data covering 240 countries like USA, China, Japan, Germany, and India. Meteomatics is headquartered in Switzerland.
How much does Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning) cost?
Pricing information for Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning) is available by getting in contact with Meteomatics. Connect with Meteomatics to get a quote and arrange custom pricing models based on your data requirements.
How can I get Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning)?
Businesses can buy Rail Traffic Data from Meteomatics and get the data via REST API. Depending on your data requirements and subscription budget, Meteomatics can deliver this product in .json, .xml, .csv, and .xls format.
What is the data quality of Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning)?
You can compare and assess the data quality of Meteomatics using Datarade’s data marketplace. Meteomatics appears on selected Datarade top lists ranking the best data providers, including Who’s New on Datarade? and 10 Best Data Providers for Weather-Triggered Advertising.
What are similar products to Meteomatics Power line oscillation for the past 24 hours and future (as an alert or warning)?
This product has 3 related products. These alternatives include Worldwide Daily Weather Forecast Data Location Specific Daily Forecast Values By City, State, or Country, Weather Source: ECMWF Short/Mid Range Weather Forecast Data Up to 360 hours or 15 Days Global Coverage, Hourly / Daily Format, and Energy and Resource Data ESG Data 14000+ Companies 7 Years Historical Data GIST Impact. You can compare the best Rail Traffic Data providers and products via Datarade’s data marketplace and get the right data for your use case.