I have been wanting to do this, but I really need and easy to use hands-on
activities to connect to this.  From what I have seen, the computer terminal
attached to the weather instruments is really geared toward lab instruction
and not to an un-manned interactive exhibit.  So someday I would really like
to have something like this.

One thing that someone at Weathernet said was that a coastal science center
in the east had it hooked up to measure tides.

> We are considering using WeatherBug/Weathernet products in an exhibit.
> Has anyone used these services in a museum/science center? Good/bad
> experiences? One of our concerns is the ability to customize the
> interface to link to exactly the data our client wants, some of which
> is not managed by NOAA.  Another is the ability to lock down the
> application so visitors can't go elsewhere, and how bulletproof the
> software will be in a museum setting.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Lisa Friedlander
> Split Rock Studios, Museum Outfitters
> 2071 Gateway Blvd.
> St. Paul, MN 55112

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