The Real Role of Campus Weather Stations

The real role of the Campus Weather Station is to collect and analyze meteorological data on campus, including temperature, humidity, wind direction, wind speed, rainfall, barometric pressure, etc., as well as to conduct air quality monitoring. It not only helps us understand the meteorological changes on campus, but also provides data support for weather forecasting and environmental monitoring.

The campus weather station can also play a role in consolidating, deepening, extending and supplementing textbook knowledge. Analyzing from the knowledge level, some meteorological knowledge introduced in textbooks can be deepened and remembered through the practical operation of campus weather station. For example, by observing and recording meteorological data, students can better understand climate change, the principles of weather forecasting and the impact of the atmospheric environment. It can also improve students' practical skills and scientific literacy. By participating in meteorological observation and data collection, students can practice their observation skills, experimental skills and data analysis skills. These abilities are very beneficial to their future study and career development.

Its real-world roles are varied; not only does it provide meteorological data support and hands-on opportunities, but it also reinforces textbook knowledge and enhances students' practical skills and scientific literacy.

The basic configuration of a campus weather station usually includes the following equipment:

Temperature sensor: Used to measure air temperature.

Humidity Sensor: Used to measure the humidity of the air.

Wind speed sensor: Used to measure the speed of the wind.

Barometric Pressure Sensor: Used to measure the atmospheric pressure.

Data Logger: Used to record and store meteorological data.

Computer or display screen: for data analysis and presentation.

In addition, according to the actual needs, the campus weather station may also be equipped with other auxiliary equipment to achieve more comprehensive and accurate meteorological observation and analysis. At the same time, in order to better meet the needs of different schools for popularization of meteorological science education, the Campus Weather Station may also be equipped with educational and promotional equipment and teaching aids, such as popularization of meteorological science display boards, meteorological observation experimental equipment, and so on.