If you contribute to the citizen science project of http://luftdaten.info/ you may analyse your sensor data for your own purpose. This tiny php program downloads all these individual files of a specific sensor from a given date until today onto your computer or any given directory. Feel free to improve it!
Use the config.ini to set up the individual data:
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Your Sensor ID. Currently I implemented the Air quality sensor SDS011 and the temperature/humidity/pressure sensor BM280 specifics.
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The start date. When went the sensor online?
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The target directory. The download folder of the files. A relative pathname from the php files is possible.
Launch it in a proper php configuration: >php aggregate.php
- download php for Windows
- unzip the files into c:\php (to find the php_openssl.dll)
- rename the file php.ini-development into php.ini
- in file php.ini remove ";" in line "extension=openssl"
- download MyLuftdatenArchiver from Github https://github.com/myslide/MyLuftdatenArchiver/archive/master.zip
- unzip it (pathtoMyLuftdatenArchiver-master)
- Set up the sensorids in the MyLuftdatenArchiver\config.ini. You find sensor number i.e. in the details of sensor in https://maps.sensor.community .
- Set up the start date and the target directory of the csv files in the config.ini.
- open a commandline from the php directory and type: .\php ‹pathtoMyLuftdatenArchiver-master›\aggregate.php
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