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Export sensor data and weather data feeds

Learn how to export your organization's sensor data and weather data feeds on the web app and the mobile app.

Why export sensor data and weather data feeds?

Exporting sensor data and weather data feeds packs raw data into a single file, such as CSV, which can be imported into another platform or for record-keeping.

What you'll need

Export sensor data

  1. Log in to the web app.

  2. Select Sensors from the menu on the left-hand side.

  3. Click the sensor.

  4. By default, the date range of "Past 24 hours" is used for CSV exports. You can click the dropdown menu above the sensor chart to select the range of data you want to export.

  5. Once you're ready, click Download iconCSV above the sensor chart to export sensor data to CSV, or click Download iconChart to export your chart as an image. Export sensor data via the web app.

  1. Open the mobile app.

  2. Tap Assets gallery view iconMore at the lower-right corner of your screen.

  3. Select Sensors from the list of options.

  4. Tap the sensor.

  5. By default, the date range of "Past 24 hours" is used for CSV exports. You can click the dropdown menu above the sensor chart to select the range of data you want to export.

  6. Once you're ready, tap Download iconCSV above the sensor chart to export sensor data to CSV, or click Download iconChart to export your chart as an image.

Export weather data feeds to CSV

  1. Log in to the web app.

  2. Select Sensors from the menu on the left-hand side.

  3. Select Sensors on the top of the page.

  4. Click the weather data feed.

  5. By default, the date range of "Past 24 hours" is used for CSV exports. Click the dropdown menu above the weather graph to select the range of data you want to export.

  6. Click image on the upper-right of the page.

  7. Select Download iconDownload CSV.

  1. Open the mobile app.

  2. Tap Assets gallery view iconMore at the lower-right corner of your screen.

  3. Select Sensors from the list of options.

  4. Select Sensors at the top of your screen.

  5. Tap the weather data feed.

  6. By default, the date range of "Past 24 hours" is used for CSV exports. Tap the dropdown menu above the weather graph to select the range of data you want to export.

  7. Tap image at the upper-right corner of your screen.

  8. Select Download iconDownload CSV.

CSV export format

Sensor data

Only metrics that are relevant to your sensor will be shown in your exported CSV.

Column header

Description

ReadingTime

The time of a sensor's reading in a selected time zone.

DeviceId

The ID number of a sensor.

BatteryLevel (%)

A sensor's battery percentage.

ReceivedSignalStrengthIndicator (dBm)

A sensor’s signal strength in decibel-milliwatts.

Temperature (C)

A temperature reading in Celsius.

Temperature (F)

A temperature reading in Fahrenheit.

RelativeHumidity (%)

A relative humidity reading as a percentage.

DoorOpenClosed

A door’s open or closed status as binary notation, where 0 indicates a closed door and 1 indicates an open door.

OpenCounter

A reading of how many times a door has been opened.

CarbonDioxide (ppm)

A measurement of carbon dioxide in parts per million.

AirQualityPM10 (µg/m³)

A particulate matter concentration reading in micrograms per cubic meter of air.

AirQualityPM2.5 (µg/m³)

A particulate matter concentration reading in micrograms per cubic meter of air.

CarbonMonoxide (CO ppm)

A measurement of carbon monoxide in parts per million.

For Standard Air Quality sensors, you will also see the following metrics in the exported CSV:

  • Ozone (ppm)

  • BarometricPressure (hPa)

Please reach out to your dedicated customer success manager, or, get in touch, if you're interested in capturing these metrics within a graph.

Weather data feeds

Column header

Description

uid

The unique identifier of the weather data feed in SafetyCulture.

weather station coordinate

The coordinates of the weather station.

time

The time of a reading in the weather's selected time zone.

temperature (C)

A temperature reading in Celcius.

temperature (F)

A temperature reading in Fahrenheit.

humidity

A relative humidity reading as a percentage.

wind speed (km/h)

A wind speed reading in kilometers per hour.

wind speed (mph)

A wind speed reading in miles per hour.

wind direction

The direction the wind is coming from.

wind gust (km/h)

A wind gust reading in kilometers per hour.

wind gust (mph)

A wind gust reading in miles per hour.

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