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== | == Introduction == | ||
Historically, windPRO users have benefitted from easy access to the EMD online-databases – data which have been specifically developed and distributed for renewable energy purposes. With the REST (Representational State Transfer) based API’s in the EMD-API service, it is now possible to connect your machine driven workflows, internal tools and services directly to more than 1Pb of high-quality climate data and other services at EMD. This page provides a brief overview on how | Historically, [https://www.emd.dk/windpro/ windPRO] and [https://www.emd.dk/energypro/ energyPRO] users have benefitted from easy access to the EMD online-databases – data which have been specifically developed and distributed for renewable energy purposes. With the REST (Representational State Transfer) based API’s in the EMD-API service, it is now possible to connect your machine driven workflows, internal tools and services directly to more than 1Pb of high-quality climate data and other services at EMD. This page provides a brief overview on how to access the EMD online-services through a REST-based API-access based on the OpenAPI standard. Resources for the OpenAPI standard and the data model are here: | ||
* [https://swagger.io/specification/ OpenAPI-standard] - at Swagger / Smartbear | * [https://swagger.io/specification/ OpenAPI-standard] - at Swagger / Smartbear | ||
* [https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification OpenAPI Specification and Data Model] - at GitHub. | * [https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification OpenAPI Specification and Data Model] - at GitHub. | ||
Please note: This introduction is | Please note: | ||
* This EMD-API introduction is aimed at programmers, modellers or analysts who are working with machine-driven interfaces and workflows, typically using programming languages like [https://www.python.org/ python] or [https://www.r-project.org/about.html R]. | |||
* Also note, that we provide a number of python (jupyter notebook) samples to get you kick-started in using our API-services and to integrate towards your own services and tools. | |||
== Get Access or | == Get Help, Get Access or See Operational Status == | ||
* ''Access:'' Contact the emd-sales department to obtain access: sales@emd.dk. | * ''Access:'' Contact the emd-sales department to obtain access: [mailto:sales@emd.dk sales@emd.dk]. | ||
* ''Help:'' Contact the EMD support hotline: support@emd.dk. | * ''Help:'' Contact the EMD support hotline: [mailto:support@emd.dk support@emd.dk]. | ||
* ''Operational Status'' - at separate [[EMD-API - Operational Status|Operational Status]] wiki-page | |||
== Authentication == | == Authentication == | ||
Database-access is via an API-key approach which authenticates against a server-whitelist. | Database-access is via an API-key approach which authenticates against a server-whitelist. Thus, in order to access the API-services, dataset users must provide their provide their login credentials (API-key). The API-key is personal and is never to be shared. | ||
== URL's for API-Access and Documentation == | == URL's for API-Access and Documentation == | ||
Data and services are accessed from the following general URL: https://api.emd.dk. Individual data and service API's are available from other wiki-pages (see also the category pages below). | Data and services are accessed from the following general URL: https://api.emd.dk. Individual data and service API's are available from other wiki-pages (see also the category pages below). | ||
* EMD-API - | * EMD-API - Climate Data Access - [https://api.emd.dk/climate-data/ui/ OpenAPI-UI] - [[EMD-API - Climate Data Access|Wiki Page]] | ||
* EMD-API - EMD-WRF On-Demand - [https://api.emd.dk/emd-wrf-od/ui/ OpenAPI-UI] - [[EMD-API: EMD-WRF On-Demand|Wiki Page]] | |||
* EMD-API - Wind Energy Index Service - [ | * EMD-API - Global Atlas Service - [https://api.emd.dk/global-atlas-service/ui/ OpenAPI-UI] - [[EMD-API_-_Global_Atlas_Services|Wiki Page]] | ||
* EMD-API - Global Wind Energy Index Service - [https://api.emd.dk/wind-index/ui/ OpenAPI-UI] - [[EMD-API - Wind Energy Index Service|Wiki Page]] | |||
== | == Dataset Acknowledgement == | ||
API-subscribers must clearly acknowledge EMD and its data providers as the source of data in any private or public disseminations: For details on how-to provide the attribution see the individual climate-dataset documentation pages at the online-data wiki: https://help.emd.dk/mediawiki/ | |||
API | == EMD-API Credits == | ||
The EMD-API has been developed as a part of the [https://www.recastproject.dk RECAST] project. RECAST is a joint R&D project with participants from the wind energy industry and academia: [http://www.emd.dk/ EMD], [https://www.vestas.com/ Vestas], [https://www.res-group.com RES] and [https://www.dtu.dk DTU]. The RECAST project is co-funded by the Innovation Fund Denmark. | |||
The | |||
Latest revision as of 07:55, 24 May 2023
Introduction
Historically, windPRO and energyPRO users have benefitted from easy access to the EMD online-databases – data which have been specifically developed and distributed for renewable energy purposes. With the REST (Representational State Transfer) based API’s in the EMD-API service, it is now possible to connect your machine driven workflows, internal tools and services directly to more than 1Pb of high-quality climate data and other services at EMD. This page provides a brief overview on how to access the EMD online-services through a REST-based API-access based on the OpenAPI standard. Resources for the OpenAPI standard and the data model are here:
- OpenAPI-standard - at Swagger / Smartbear
- OpenAPI Specification and Data Model - at GitHub.
Please note:
- This EMD-API introduction is aimed at programmers, modellers or analysts who are working with machine-driven interfaces and workflows, typically using programming languages like python or R.
- Also note, that we provide a number of python (jupyter notebook) samples to get you kick-started in using our API-services and to integrate towards your own services and tools.
Get Help, Get Access or See Operational Status
- Access: Contact the emd-sales department to obtain access: sales@emd.dk.
- Help: Contact the EMD support hotline: support@emd.dk.
- Operational Status - at separate Operational Status wiki-page
Authentication
Database-access is via an API-key approach which authenticates against a server-whitelist. Thus, in order to access the API-services, dataset users must provide their provide their login credentials (API-key). The API-key is personal and is never to be shared.
URL's for API-Access and Documentation
Data and services are accessed from the following general URL: https://api.emd.dk. Individual data and service API's are available from other wiki-pages (see also the category pages below).
- EMD-API - Climate Data Access - OpenAPI-UI - Wiki Page
- EMD-API - EMD-WRF On-Demand - OpenAPI-UI - Wiki Page
- EMD-API - Global Atlas Service - OpenAPI-UI - Wiki Page
- EMD-API - Global Wind Energy Index Service - OpenAPI-UI - Wiki Page
Dataset Acknowledgement
API-subscribers must clearly acknowledge EMD and its data providers as the source of data in any private or public disseminations: For details on how-to provide the attribution see the individual climate-dataset documentation pages at the online-data wiki: https://help.emd.dk/mediawiki/
EMD-API Credits
The EMD-API has been developed as a part of the RECAST project. RECAST is a joint R&D project with participants from the wind energy industry and academia: EMD, Vestas, RES and DTU. The RECAST project is co-funded by the Innovation Fund Denmark.
Pages in category "EMD-API"
The following 7 pages are in this category, out of 7 total.