Campus Weather Station: Empowering Campus Science Popularization with Real-Time Data

As a key platform for education authorities to promote science popularization in campuses, the Campus Weather Station undertakes both observation and science popularization functions. It can conduct 24/7 continuous monitoring of various meteorological elements in the campus and its surrounding areas, including core indicators such as wind speed, wind direction, rain and snow, solar radiation, and air pressure. Additionally, it can synchronously upload real-time collected data to the environmental monitoring cloud platform, providing support for the analysis and application of meteorological data.

The Campus Weather Station consists of several core components. Among them, the solar radiation sensor is used to detect solar radiation data; the wind speed and direction sensors monitor the state of air flow; the multi-element Stevenson screen provides a stable environment for measuring sensitive meteorological parameters such as temperature and humidity. Cameras enable live scene monitoring, the power supply system ensures the continuous operation of the equipment, and the waterproof box and bracket provide protection and fixed support for the entire device. According to actual needs, an LED display can also be optionally equipped to show observation data in real time, further enhancing the effectiveness of science popularization.

The Campus Weather Station is not only an observation outpost for meteorological data but also an important position for carrying out meteorological science popularization education on campus. Through the intuitive operation of equipment and presentation of data, it effectively popularizes meteorological science knowledge, helps improve the meteorological science literacy of teachers, students, and the public, and plays a significant role in the campus science popularization education system.