What You Need to Know
Before you read this section make sure you understand the role of a DataTurbine sink, and know the address of a working DataTurbine server.
There is no single "DataTurbine Sink" that fits all applications. A sink is really just a class of program that reads data from DataTurbine.
Visualization
| Real-time Data Viewer (RDV) |
RDV provides an interface for viewing and analyzing live or archived time-synchronized
data in the form of a java stand alone graphical client. It is capable of displaying
textual and numerical data, still images, and video RDV is developed and maintained by NEES. |
| MATLAB | A series of .m files the connect DataTurbine to matlab |
| LabVIEW | Integrates DataTurbine with LabVIEW |
| Google Earth | Format alt/lat/lon DataTurbine channel data into a KML document for viewing in Google Earth. |
| rbnbPlot |
Analysis
| ESPER | |
| KEPLER |
Archival
| RbnbToFile | Save Data Turbine numeric data into to a file |
| JpgSaverSink | Save JPEG image frames from Data Turbine to the local filesystem |
| DT2DB | Inserts the streaming data from DataTurbine into a relational database using JDBC. |
Administrative
| rbnbAdmin | Connects to a DataTurbine, displays a "tree view" of its current connections, and allows the user to perform certain administrative functions. |
Custom
| rbnbUDPCaster | Fetches data from a DataTurbine channel and writes the data out as UDP packets to one or more specified recipient addresses |
| Programming a Sink |