Weather stations for forests

When talking about forest weather monitoring stations, people usually think of towering towers with various meteorological instruments. The existence of these monitoring stations is critical to forest management and ecosystem research. They can provide data on temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction to help scientists understand microclimatic changes within forests.

The video shows one such monitoring station with multiple sensors mounted on its roof, transmitting data to a remote server via a wireless network.

The data from these forest weather monitoring stations and remote sensing equipment are not only of great help to scientific research, but also play a vital role in forest fire prevention and resource management. They help us to better understand changes in forest ecosystems and provide important support for the conservation and sustainable use of forest resources.