The diagram below shows how the Australian Bureau of meteorology collects up-to-the-minute information on the weather in order to produce reliable forecasts.
Write a report for a university lecture describing the information shown below.
The given pictorial delineates how the weather report is collected by the Australian Meteorology Bureau and how this data is broadcasted as reliable weather forecast through different forms of mass media like TV and radio.
As is observed from the given illustration, satellite, radar and digital buoy are used as primary mediums to collect weather predictions from different sources and this information is then analysed and processed by advanced technological devices. The satellite takes photos, radar sends information to the radar analyse screen and buoy sends information as a synoptic chart. The data is then fed into a computer system to prepare for the broadcasting stages. The computer analyses these combined datasets to create an authentic weather forecast.
The final and prepared weather forecast is then transmitted over TV, radio and recorded devices for broadcasting. The general public gets the weather forecast from these sources and thereby the Bureau of Australian Bureau of Meteorology completes its task of collecting, examining and telecasting weather reports.
