Scenic Weather Station: Real-Time Meteorological Monitoring for Scenic Spots

The scenic weather station is a device specially built for meteorological data monitoring in scenic spots. It can conduct real-time monitoring of various meteorological elements such as air temperature, humidity, concentrations of particulate matter like PM2.5 and PM10, atmospheric pressure, oxygen content, environmental noise, as well as wind speed and direction. The combination of meteorological observation elements is not fixed and can be flexibly adjusted according to the actual conditions of the scenic spot. In mountainous scenic spots, more emphasis may be placed on the monitoring of wind speed and direction; in scenic spots with dense vegetation, the monitoring of oxygen content and humidity may be focused on. To meet the real-time monitoring needs of the scenic spot, it is necessary to be equipped with related devices such as large display screens, so that monitoring data and information can be known by everyone in a timely manner.

The functional features of this product are as follows:

It can real-time monitor meteorological elements such as air temperature, air humidity, PM2.5, PM10, atmospheric pressure, oxygen content, noise, wind speed and direction.

And with the help of LED displays, it can timely release various weather-related information, including meteorological service information for tourists, real-time wind speed and direction conditions, and notice information of scenic spots in weather such as heavy rain. This greatly facilitates tourists, allowing them to quickly and intuitively understand the scenic spot environment after entering the scenic spot, and reasonably arrange their tour routes and time. It also improves the efficiency of weather information release. In case of sudden weather, early warning information can be transmitted to tourists and scenic spot staff at the first time, strengthening the ability of tourist attractions to respond to meteorological disasters. These long-term accumulated meteorological data also provide a scientific basis and basic data for the accumulation of meteorological data and the analysis of climate change, helping scenic spots better understand the local climate rules.

There are usually three data upload methods, namely RS485, Ethernet wired and GPRS/4G. Diversified data upload methods ensure that meteorological data can be transmitted stably and efficiently. RS485 is suitable for short-distance data transmission; Ethernet wired can ensure the stability and high speed of data transmission; GPRS/4G gets rid of the limitation of wired connection and can work normally in some scenic spots with complex terrain and difficult wiring, allowing the scenic spot management to obtain accurate meteorological data at any time.

Scenic spots need to display the monitored data to tourists in real time, so the scenic weather station should be able to connect to external LED displays to meet the viewing needs in different scenarios. At the entrance of the scenic spot and near major scenic spots, LED displays can be set according to the passenger flow and site conditions, so that tourists can conveniently see real-time meteorological information in different locations, improving their tour experience.