Represents a "rectangular" area of land using the northwest and southeast corners.
Conforms to the JavaBean pattern to ensure easy SOAP serialization.
Note that geographical boxes may straddle the International Dateline but should not straddle either pole.
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Represents a point on the earth's surface using a latitude and longitude and altitude.
Conforms to the JavaBean pattern to ensure easy SOAP serialization.
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Represents a point on the earth's surface using a latitude and longitude.
Conforms to the JavaBean pattern to ensure easy SOAP serialization
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An abstract request for a set of meteorological data over a particular time period
Concrete descendants specify where the data is to come from.
Conforms to the JavaBean pattern to ensure easy SOAP serialization
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Contains details about a single database or source of meteorological data
Conforms to the JavaBean pattern to ensure easy SOAP serialization
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Specifies the preferred national language to be used for any text in the result.
Examples of such text include the names of meteorological elements and weather station names
Use the ISO639 standard 2-letter language codes eg from this list.
At present MetBroker supports
en - English
ja - Japanese
ko - Korean
no - Norwegian
th - Thai
zh - Chinese
to varying degrees.
Specify the data resolution required
Valid values are:
0 - subhourly
1 - hourly
2 - daily
3 - monthly
These values correspond to the ordinal values of the MetResolution constants in MetBroker.
Note that the actual resolution returned in the subhourly case depends on the database in question.
Controls whether MetBroker can summarise shorter resolution data to fulfill your request.
MetBroker can automatically summarise, for example, hourly data into daily values if you request daily data and only hourly is available from a station.
This switch lets you control whether MetBroker carries out such summaries.
A request for a set of meteorological data over a particular time period from a particular station
Conforms to the JavaBean pattern to ensure easy SOAP serialization
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