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Weather Map 2.0 and Relief Maps are products that allow developers to add weather and relief maps to their applications using simple URL requests. 

OpenWeather will help you easily and quickly move to our Weather API if you have been affected by the closure of the Weather Underground API.

So, the new year 2019 has come and it’s time to sum up the results of the past year for our company, OpenWeatherMap, provider of one of the best weather APIs in the world.

Relief Maps allows you to get relief maps from around the world. Set the position of the sun in your parameters and you will receive precise illumination of the earth’s surface and its relief for the conditions you have set.

The OpenWeather team announces Weather Maps 2.0, where you can now work not only with current weather layers but also with historical and forecast maps!

The Dashboard for Agricultural Monitoring is a service created for visual demonstration of satellite data (NDVI) and weather data (forecast, historical and accumulated parameters), which you can get for your area of interest (that is, for your polygons).

In the past, it was not easy to work with satellite imagery and use the images in applications. You had to have deep expertise in the satellite imagery area and have access to massive computing capacity. Fortunately, now this data is available in a much easier way through our APIs.

When you work with single-channel images, you need to focus in depth on a narrow range of values and clearly evaluate the researched data.

If you want to download Sentinel-2 satellite data, you’ve come to the right place! Our Satellite Images API was created exactly for this purpose.

This article is a step-by-step description of how to work with polygons using our QueryBuilder and Agro API instruments. Part 1 explained how to use your personal OpenWeather account – be sure to set it up before starting to read this article.