A conventional meteorological station provides real-time data on temperature, humidity, wind, and atmospheric pressure to support accurate weather forecasting. It enables the monitoring of extreme weather events such as storms, floods, and droughts, assisting in rapid disaster response.
Data collected from the station supports long-term climate trend analysis, contributing to climate change assessment.
In agriculture, the station helps farmers make informed decisions about crop seasons, optimal sowing and harvesting times.
Weather information also allows public agencies to issue safety advisories for citizens.
Accurate Weather Forecasting:
Provides real-time meteorological data (temperature, humidity, wind, pressure) essential for precise weather predictions.
Disaster Response:
Monitors extreme weather phenomena like storms, floods, and droughts to support rapid emergency response.
Climate Research:
Supplies long-term observational data for analyzing climate trends and evaluating climate change impacts.
Risk Reduction in Agriculture:
Helps farmers forecast seasons, select proper planting and harvesting times based on weather data.
Public Service Enhancement:
Enables authorities to issue timely safety instructions to protect communities during adverse weather conditions.
Circular No. 29/2023/TT-BTNMT: Technical regulations for the operation of automatic meteorological and hydrological stations.
Circular No. 18/2022/TT-BTNMT: Defines observation requirements for stations within the national meteorological and hydrological network.
Wind direction and wind speed
Air temperature and humidity
Atmospheric pressure
Precipitation (rainfall)
Evaporation
Horizontal visibility
Soil temperature
Solar radiation
Sunshine duration
Weather phenomena
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Email: tampn@lasi.com.vn
