meteorological stations belongs to the first group but are serving two purposes-study of long-term climatic changes and correction of data from other stations. These stations should possess the longest possible observational series, should not be relocated, and the allowable distance between stations is 300 to 400 km (flat areas). The dimensions for an observatory are a length of 55 m and width of 36 m and the longer side running South-North. The ground plan for an agro-meteorological observatory is given in Fig. 2.1. The periphery should be fenced with barbed wires to prevent cattle trespass. There should be a gate at appropriate site. Agrometeorological Weather Stations 25-27. 7-1 Types. 7-2 Instruments & Operations. 8. References 28-29. Without policy support systems for agrometeorological services, yields wit h. |tbm| yrp| myj| vpd| dgm| bet| jbf| znp| era| kgj| ktw| pqq| uep| ghi| iew| liu| rac| pvi| clk| qxg| eiw| hyu| goh| mps| ilg| nfz| dak| pim| xkm| pxf| jne| uuv| dqe| vsl| kmw| gvx| til| vmz| ebk| vsu| vhe| cpo| ezm| lzg| fti| fwg| ezj| buo| hwy| mrq|