Empowering Student Learning: The Role of Campus Weather Station

The Small automatic weather station on campus provides an important means for students to explore meteorological science.

Equipped with a variety of professional devices, it can monitor multiple meteorological elements in real - time. High - precision sensors can detect temperature changes, accurately recording the temperature whether it is extremely cold or hot. The monitoring of air humidity allows students to understand the patterns of air dryness and wetness.

Monitoring wind speed and direction is also crucial. The weather vane and anemometer of the weather station constantly track the dynamics of the wind, enabling students to know the magnitude and direction of the wind. The rain - gauge sensor can accurately measure rainfall, clearly recording both light rain and heavy downpours.

The Small automatic weather station on campus enriches students' meteorological learning experiences. In courses such as geography and science, teachers incorporate real - time data into their teaching. For example, when explaining temperature changes, students can directly observe the temperature fluctuations throughout a day or a year by analyzing the data. When studying weather systems, data on wind speed, wind direction, and precipitation assist in understanding knowledge such as cyclones and fronts.

The school can also carry out extracurricular practical activities centered around the weather station, organizing meteorological interest groups to involve students in data collection, collation, and analysis. Under the guidance of teachers, students learn to interpret data and predict the weather, enhancing their scientific literacy and practical abilities, and cultivating their interest in meteorological science.

Through real - time monitoring, the Small automatic weather station on campus opens the door to meteorological science for students, helping them learn meteorological knowledge and improve their comprehensive qualities.