Potential next steps we could consider:
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Enhance the visualization:
- Add more interactive elements like tooltips or clickable elements
- Implement a time series chart to show temperature trends over multiple months or years
- Create a heatmap visualization to show temperature distribution across different latitudes and longitudes
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Expand data retrieval:
- Allow users to select different climate variables (e.g., precipitation, wind speed)
- Implement date range selection for fetching data over longer periods
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Improve the user interface:
- Create a more polished frontend with CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Tailwind
- Add form inputs for users to select the year, month, and climate variables they want to visualize
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Implement additional data analysis:
- Add statistical analysis tools, such as trend detection or anomaly highlighting
- Incorporate machine learning models for temperature prediction
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Optimize performance:
- Implement server-side rendering for faster initial page loads
- Use web workers for data processing to keep the UI responsive
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Add more robust error handling and user feedback:
- Implement loading indicators while data is being fetched or processed
- Provide more detailed error messages and suggestions for troubleshooting
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AI Integration:
- Generate forecasts
- Detect anomalies
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Documentation:
- Create API documentation using tools like Swagger UI (which FastAPI supports out of the box).