Campus Weather Station: Empowering Students in Meteorological Exploration

In today's educational environment that emphasizes the cultivation of comprehensive qualities, campus weather monitoring has emerged. With the in-depth development of science education, it has become crucial for students to have access to and understand meteorological scientific knowledge. Campus weather monitoring opens a window for students to understand natural science. It can transform abstract meteorological knowledge into intuitive data and phenomena, helping students understand the impact of meteorological changes on daily life, the ecological environment, and social development, and stimulating students' interest in scientific exploration.

The Campus Weather Station, as the core facility of campus weather monitoring, undertakes the key task of collecting meteorological data. It is composed of various professional meteorological observation instruments. The wind direction and speed meter can accurately measure the wind direction and speed, enabling students to understand the origin of the wind and the magnitude of the wind force. These data are of great significance for analyzing the movement and changing trends of weather systems. The air temperature sensor can monitor the air temperature in real time, showing students the fluctuations in temperature at different times. The humidity sensor can accurately measure the air humidity, allowing students to understand the impact of humidity on weather comfort and human health. The rainfall sensor can accurately record the precipitation amount, helping students understand the formation mechanism and laws of precipitation.

The data collected by these instruments will be aggregated and preliminarily processed by a data collector, and then transmitted to terminal devices such as computers. Schools can use this data to carry out meteorological science popularization activities and organize meteorological interest groups for data analysis and research, enabling students to experience the process of scientific research firsthand, cultivating students' observation ability, practical ability, and scientific thinking, and laying a solid foundation for their future engagement in the scientific field.