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Autorenporträt
Dr Stephen Burt commenced his professional career in meteorology within the UK Met Office in 1977, followed by a series of private-sector marketing roles within the computer industry before returning to academia, eventually retiring from the Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading in 2018 (where he remains a Visiting Fellow). His meteorological research interests span instruments, observation techniques and methods, climatological data rescue, case studies of notable weather events, and long weather records and their sites; in all, he has authored or joint-authored some fifty peer-reviewed journal papers to date, and four other books. Stephen is a Fellow of the UK's Royal Meteorological Society and a member of both the American Meteorological Society and the Irish Meteorological Society. He is also an accomplished photographer with several hundred published photographs to his name.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. The Basics: 1. Why measure the weather? 2. Choosing a weather station 3. Buying a weather station Part II. Measuring the Weather: 4. Site and exposure - the basics 5. Measuring the temperature of the air 6. Measuring precipitation 7. Measuring atmospheric pressure 8. Measuring humidity 9. Measuring wind speed and direction 10. Measuring grass and earth temperatures 11. Measuring sunshine and solar radiation 12. Observing hours and time standards 13. Aws data flows, display and storage 14. Non-instrumental weather observing 15. Calibration 16. Metadata - what is it, and why is it important? Part III. Making the Most of Your Observations: 17. Collecting and storing data 18. Making the data avalanche work for you 19. Sharing your observations 20. Summary and getting started Appendix 1: Metrology and meteorology: an instrument theory primer Appendix 2: Recommended products Appendix 3: Useful sources Appendix 4: Mercury-based legacy thermometers and barometers Appendix 5: Useful functions Appendix 6: Unit conversions References Further reading Index.
Part I. The Basics: 1. Why measure the weather? 2. Choosing a weather station 3. Buying a weather station Part II. Measuring the Weather: 4. Site and exposure - the basics 5. Measuring the temperature of the air 6. Measuring precipitation 7. Measuring atmospheric pressure 8. Measuring humidity 9. Measuring wind speed and direction 10. Measuring grass and earth temperatures 11. Measuring sunshine and solar radiation 12. Observing hours and time standards 13. Aws data flows, display and storage 14. Non-instrumental weather observing 15. Calibration 16. Metadata - what is it, and why is it important? Part III. Making the Most of Your Observations: 17. Collecting and storing data 18. Making the data avalanche work for you 19. Sharing your observations 20. Summary and getting started Appendix 1: Metrology and meteorology: an instrument theory primer Appendix 2: Recommended products Appendix 3: Useful sources Appendix 4: Mercury-based legacy thermometers and barometers Appendix 5: Useful functions Appendix 6: Unit conversions References Further reading Index.
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