Campus Weather Station, Empowering Smart Campus

The depletion of the Earth's resources has made the climate unpredictable and has had a great impact on humanity. Therefore, it is important to study atmospheric science. At the same time, it is also important to popularise meteorological knowledge among young people so that they can understand meteorological science.

The campus weather station is a new highlight of school teaching. It can help students broaden their horizons and stimulate their interest in natural science. Through the weather station, students can learn more about meteorology, weather and ecology.

There is an outdoor weather station in the school which can observe and record weather changes. It has many instruments to measure temperature, humidity, and light. This weather station allows students to experience weather changes directly and learn about weather. It can also store and download data for easy learning and research. It provides good conditions for scientific exploration activities in schools.

The online digital weather station features the Internet of Things and is designed according to the new version of the curriculum. It not only conducts school weather observation, but also meets the needs of multi-disciplinary teaching and cross-disciplinary practical activities through the cloud platform and curriculum content. In this way, the weather station can help schools to improve the quality of teaching and develop students' practical ability and innovative spirit.

The weather station data will be uploaded to the environmental monitoring cloud platform to facilitate management and analysis of weather changes. Education authorities can view real-time weather data at any time for teaching, research and safety measures. The cloud platform's database is stable and reliable, and can automatically collect data from campus weather stations and display them through maps and lists, making it easy for users to view real-time information.

The campus weather station includes sensors such as solar radiation, wind speed and direction, as well as louvre boxes and cameras. Mobile phones and computers can look at real-time and past data, helping schools and teachers and students to monitor and warn, providing data support to management and decision-making.