ID of the Site to query

Interval data is available summarized to month, day, hour, 15mins.

The earliest date for which data should be returned. It cannot be earlier than the operationalSince value for the corresponding Site. See the interval data overview for details about the defaulting behavior when this parameter is not provided.

If provided, it's recommended that start date align with the requested summary level; otherwise, it will be rounded up to the next appropriate interval boundary. For example, a request with a summary level of day and a start date of 2025-08-01T23:59:00Z will return data beginning 2025-08-02T00:00:00Z.

The value can be an RFC3339 timestamp, an unambiguous prefix of a RFC3339 timestamp (if offset omitted, UTC is assumed), seconds since unix epoch, or milliseconds since unix epoch.

The value is treated as inclusive, meaning that data for the specified start date is included in the response.

The latest date for which data should be returned. It cannot be later than now. See the interval data overview for details about the defaulting behavior when this parameter is not provided.

If provided, it's recommended that end date align with the requested summary level; otherwise, it will be rounded down to the next appropriate interval boundary. For example, a request with a summary level of day and an end date of 2025-09-01T00:01:00Z will return data beginning 2025-09-01T00:00:00Z.

The value can be an RFC3339 timestamp, an unambiguous prefix of a RFC3339 timestamp (if offset omitted, UTC is assumed), seconds since unix epoch, or milliseconds since unix epoch.

The value is treated as exclusive, meaning that data up until (but not through) the specified end is included in the response; i.e., this models a standard right-open interval.

How to handle missing interval data.

By default, intervals with missing data will be included and explicitly marked missing.

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