Where can I obtain meteorological data for the site of a park project construction?
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As the title suggests: Where can one obtain meteorological data for the site of industrial park construction? I have been at the company for a few years, and I feel that the most frequent wind direction in the factory area does not match the wind rose diagram provided by the original design team. Therefore, I would like to verify this, but I’m not sure where I can obtain meteorological data for the location where the plant was built.
The park should have basic information such as vapor hydrological conditions and unified regulations; it usually also includes materials describing the park’s positioning and development plans – otherwise, how can it attract investment?
One is the administrative management agency of the park； One is the local meteorological bureau.
The park management committee can still afford to spend a small amount of money on purchasing basic data on meteorological, hydrological, and geological conditions.
These materials are available in the park; the construction party requests them from the park and then forwards them to you
This post was last edited by shuker666 on 2019-8-7 at 16:25: 1. Seeking local authorities **or industrial parks to assist in obtaining relevant information (local management is more appropriate)； 2. The enterprise should go to the nearest local meteorological office (the meteorological station closest to the factory site); if there are significant topographical variations, it is necessary to determine whether that station is representative. Meteorological data that is not representative of the factory site should be excluded if there are sufficient reasons for doing so, and another nearby station should be chosen. The enterprise must purchase meteorological data from the past 20 years on its own (if coordination across different regions is difficult, it is better to purchase the data locally) ； 3. Draw on the technical documentation in this area from other manufacturers in the park ； This is the approach I used when working on project environmental impact assessments, for reference.