Forest automatic weather station

As we all know, forests play a very important role in the earth's ecosystem. However, fires, insect disasters, and soil erosion can affect the health of forests. To this end, people constantly monitor forest disasters by building a meteorological monitoring network. The forest automatic weather station is an instrument used to monitor the change trend of meteorological factors in the forest. Through the analysis of relevant data, it can meet people's needs for forest fire prevention, forest soil erosion, etc.

The forest automatic weather station is a monitoring instrument used for forest fire prevention and disaster prevention. It is mainly composed of sensors, solar panels, collectors and other equipment. Forest monitoring stations are usually built in forests to provide early warning of fires by monitoring meteorological factors such as temperature, wind speed, wind direction, humidity, and solar radiation.

1. The use of forest automatic weather station

Fire is a frequent disaster in the natural environment, and occurs very frequently in forests, grasslands and other areas. By setting up meteorological observation stations in different areas, a meteorological monitoring network covering each forest can be formed. The monitoring system allows people to monitor the air temperature, wind speed, wind direction, humidity and precipitation data in the forest in real time, and automatically send out alarms when thresholds are exceeded.

2. The composition of the forest automatic weather station

The composition of meteorological sensors includes (air temperature sensor, air humidity sensor, wind speed sensor, wind direction sensor, rainfall sensor, solar radiation sensor, etc.), data collector, pole, protective box, protective fence, ground cage, etc. The more functions an instrument has, the more types of equipment there are.

3. The principle of forest automatic weather station

Meteorological equipment can monitor real-time meteorological elements in the forest, including wind speed, rainfall, air temperature and humidity, etc., and upload meteorological data according to the set collection interval. Personnel engaged in forest meteorological monitoring can obtain relevant meteorological data at any time without on-site duty. The forest fire weather monitoring system can calculate based on these data to determine the current forest fire danger level.