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# Individual View
Historic, Live and Forecast data for individual Vertiports in one place
## General Information
The individual Vertiport View provides users with detailed meteorological real-time data, but also with forecast and historical data from a selected vertiport. This view is accessed either by double-clicking a station in the [table view](/nova/vertiport/overview.md) or expanding a station's quick view from the map.
The page can be split into two sections:
* A **Data Panel** on the left, showing [live](#live-view) or [recorded](#historic-view) sensor readings. Furthermore in [Forecast View](#forecast-view) forecast model data can be accessed.
* A **Map Panel** on the right, indicating the vertiport’s location and surrounding area.
The Map panel can be enabled with the map button in the top-right corner of the page.
Individual view for Vertiports (Data Panel)
The slider at the bottom of the page allows weather conditions to be retrieved at various points in time. Selecting a specific time updates both the parameter overview values and the representation of weather conditions on the map. Depending on the adjustments with the slider the view is either in [live](#live-view), [historic](#historic-view) or [forecast](#forecast-view) mode. The filled green `live` button above the slider marks the current Live view. Pressing the button returns the view to live mode.
## Live View
In the live view, weather sensor data streams are displayed on the left side of the application. When entering the Vertiport page by default the live mode is active.
The parameters shown in the data panel depend on the availability provided by the connected weather sensor.
The update frequency of this information complies with the standards outlined in ICAO Annex 3, specifically in section 4.1.3.1, ensuring accurate and timely data presentation.
{% hint style="info" %}
Wind directions are referenced to **True North**
**True North** (also called geographic north) is the direction pointing toward the Earth’s geographic North pole
{% endhint %}
| Value Displayed | Description | Update Rate |
| -------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | ----------- |
| Wind direction and intensity information (min/max) | rolling 2-minute average | 10s |
| Wind minimum / maximum | rolling 10-minute average | 10s |
| Pressure | - | 60s |
| Temperature | - | 60s |
| Precipitation | - | 60s |
| Hail | - | 60s |
| Humidity | - | 60s |
| Visibility | - | 60s |
| METAR & TAF information | - | 60s |
In the map section of the application, users can access real-time precipitation radar data. This radar information is augmented by current wind predictions, projecting conditions up to 120 minutes into the future at 15-minute intervals. Users can navigate through this forecast timeline using the slider located at the bottom of the interface, providing dynamic insights into upcoming weather patterns and conditions.
Live View NOVA Vertiport
## Historic View
When the "24-Hour History" mode is selected, recorded weather observation data is accessible. These recorded parameters align with the information presented in the "live" mode, providing a comprehensive overview of past weather conditions within a 24-hour timeframe.
Historic View NOVA Vertiport
## Forecast View
The 24-Hour Forecast offers insights into projected operational conditions for the upcoming 24 hours. Weather model data is used, providing a detailed overview of anticipated weather patterns and other relevant factors. Further details of each forecast period can be accessed by clicking the respective forecast bar.
