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@azohra/meteo.briefing

v0.6.2

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Reads, analyzes, and draws published site forecasts: the document contract, pure derivations, comparison, month-archive history and transport, and three renderer-independent scene graphs (Meteogram, single-hour sounding, compare board) with an SVG seriali

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Readme

@azohra/meteo.briefing

The briefing capability of meteo by Azohra: the published site-forecast contract and everything that is a pure function of it (validation, derivation, analysis, comparison across models and across a model's own successive runs, transport, the append-only history), and the Meteogram, the visual tier of the same science.

Surface

| Entry point | What it is | |---|---| | @azohra/meteo.briefing | The capability root: the re-exported contract — document types, zod schemas, and never-throw parse guards for every published document kind. | | @azohra/meteo.briefing/contract | The contract itself: SiteForecast, the smoke/observation documents, manifests, catalogues, the runs index, and their parsers. | | @azohra/meteo.briefing/derive | Pure meteorological derivations of published values: lapse rates, the virtual-temperature parcel ascent and its thermal index, shear, usable-lift top at a chosen sink rate, moisture, smoke transmittance, projection, alignment, local-day helpers. | | @azohra/meteo.briefing/analyze | analyzeForecast: typed findings over one forecast (thermal window, cap timing, wind exceedance, smoke impact, and the rest of the closed vocabulary), plus the public AnalysisFrame for caller extensions. | | @azohra/meteo.briefing/compare | compareForecasts / compareAnalyses: cross-model agreement, spread, and divergence findings for one site. | | @azohra/meteo.briefing/transport | Consistent loading of the published documents: run-stamp guards, retries, misses discriminated from failures. | | @azohra/meteo.briefing/history | The append-only archive reader and compareRuns convergence: the one Node-only subpath (node:zlib). | | @azohra/meteo.briefing/meteogram | The Meteogram tier: a renderer-independent scene graph (layout, hit-testing, key spec) and the deterministic SVG serializer with its token defaults. | | @azohra/meteo.briefing/compare-board | The compare-board tier: one local day across a comparison's members as marks on one shared clock — a renderer-agnostic scene plus a minimal SVG serializer. |

The producing side (the engine that samples providers and publishes the documents this capability consumes) is @azohra/meteo.forecast.

Documentation

The reference lives in docs/ (contract, transport, derivations, analysis, comparison, and history each have a page) and is served at https://meteo.azohra.com/docs/briefing/. JSON Schema artifacts live in schema/.

Stability

Pre-1.0: published site-forecast documents carry schemaVersion: 2 (the Mps suffix grammar and seaLevelPressureHpa); the TypeScript surface follows the platform versioning policy in docs/versioning.mdx.

MIT © Justin Watts