Campus weather stations foster scientific literacy

As a result of the continued exploitation and use of the Earth's resources by humans, the global climate has become increasingly unstable and unpredictable. Such changes have a significant impact on people's daily lives and work. Therefore, it has become crucial to study atmospheric science in depth, acquire relevant knowledge and apply it in practice. At the same time, it has become an urgent task to popularise meteorological knowledge among young people and improve their meteorological science literacy.

In other words, with the increasing challenges posed by climate change to human society, research and education in atmospheric science are becoming increasingly important. This involves not only the scientific community's in-depth understanding of climate phenomena, but also the cultivation of the next generation's awareness of and ability to cope with environmental changes.

The Campus Weather Station, as a featured project of the school's educational innovation, provides a unique learning platform for students. It not only helps students expand their knowledge horizons, but also ignites their curiosity and passion for learning natural science. By making use of the Campus Weather Station, students have the opportunity to explore in-depth the knowledge related to meteorology and climatology, as well as to enhance their knowledge and understanding of the ecological environment.

The establishment of the Campus Weather Station not only enriches the educational resources of the school, but also provides students with valuable opportunities to put their scientific knowledge into practice, and promotes the development of their understanding and interest in the important scientific field of meteorology.

The core equipment of the Campus Weather Station are sensors for measuring various elements, cameras for real-time monitoring, and a power supply system to ensure stable operation of the equipment. In addition, optional components such as LED displays, waterproof cases and stands can be equipped as required. Together, these devices form a complete campus weather monitoring system, providing students with the opportunity to observe and learn about weather changes in real time.