School weather stations, bringing science into schools

There are many types of weather station, according to the different places used, can be divided into agricultural weather station, photovoltaic weather station, marine weather station, chemical explosion-proof weather station, campus weather station, scenic spots anion weather station, greenhouse weather station, alpine weather station and so on. The variety of its dazzling, but also very easy to let the inexperienced buyers feel confused: what kind of weather station should I choose?

The fastest way is of course to consult the manufacturer!

That said, the reason why the weather station is so subdivided, because many areas of the weather station requirements are not the same, such as the agricultural field, will pay special attention to agriculture-related meteorological projects, such as temperature and humidity, carbon dioxide, wind speed and direction, etc.; and the photovoltaic weather station will pay special attention to the solar radiation-related parameters, this is because the photovoltaic companies need to monitor solar radiation, in order to do the planning and scheduling.

What about campus weather stations? Its main role is not in meteorological monitoring, but the popularisation and practice of meteorological science. It is a meaningful thing for weather science to enter the campus. Students can learn about meteorological knowledge through these activities, such as how the weather changes and how meteorological disasters are formed. This will not only stimulate their interest in science, but also help them cope with bad weather better and protect themselves. The popularisation of meteorological science can also make students pay more attention to environmental protection and contribute to the protection of the environment. Therefore, it is really great to have popular meteorological science in schools!

This is an action that started a long time ago, and the main vehicle is the campus weather station.

Here, students can operate meteorological instruments with their own hands, record weather data and experience the fun of meteorology. Schools can also make use of the weather station to organise all sorts of interesting activities, such as lectures on meteorological knowledge and drills on meteorological disaster prevention, to teach people how to guard against meteorological disasters. Through these activities, students not only learnt knowledge, but also practised teamwork and independent learning.