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CAgM Report, 60. Practical use of agrometeorological data and information for planning and operational activities in agriculture
World Meteorological Organization (WMO) ; Biswas B.C.; Cáceres Mariscal R.; et al. - WMO, 1996 (WMO/TD-No. 629)
On the front line: public weather services
Produced as one of WMO's contributions to the 50th anniversary of the United Nations, this 1995 World Meteorological Day brochure is a fitting tribute to those who provide public weather services in the National Meteorological and Hydrological Services of Member countries. It looks back at how weather and climate have influenced people's lives throughout the ages, and this fascination continues to this day. New challenges including the rapid growth in weather prediction technology and services are also analysed.
CAgM Report, 35. Report prepared by the RA VI Working Group on Agricultural Meteorology
- Part I: Survey of the Operational Methods in Use for Agrometeorological Services for Potato Crop Production,
- Part II-A. Study on Requirements to be Met by an Agrometeorological Services in Countries with Highly Developed Industries,
- Part II-B. Requirements in Agricultural Meteorology in the Highly Industrialized Areas with Developed Agriculture,
- Part III: Agrometeorological Data Bank,
- Part IV-A: Influence due temps et du climat sur la qualité des recoltes, (French)
- Part IV-B: Information on the study of weather and climatic impacts on the qualit ...
Доклад КСХМ, 45. Часть A. - Новые виды специализированного агрометеорологического обеспечения в странах с высокоразвитой промышленностью
Stroganova M.A.; Dommermuth H.; Всемирная Метеорологическая Организация (BMO) - BMO, 1990 (ВMO/TД-No. 502)
Meteorology and the media
Published to mark World Meteorological Day 1988, this booklet contains four chapters. Chapter 1 provides a historical background and review of the service products disseminated to the public through the media, Chapter 2 deals with the various modes of disseminating weather reports and Chapter 3 summarizes the replies from some fifty Member countries to an inquiry on the relationship between national Meteorological and Hydrological Services, the media and the general public. Chapter 4 contains an interview with Dr K. Takeuchi of the Japan Weather Association.
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