What parameters can an automatic weather observatory monitor?

With the continuous development of smart agriculture, people have become more and more aware of the factors in soil and air, and automatic weather stations have played a very important role in it.

What parameters can the automatic meteorological observation station monitor? As a commonly used observation instrument in agricultural production, it can monitor more than ten kinds of parameters, and it can also be customized according to its own needs. Let's take a closer look at the relevant information together!

What parameters can an automatic weather observatory monitor?

This type of weather station can monitor soil moisture, soil temperature, soil nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, soil pH and other parameters in soil moisture, as well as carbon dioxide content in the air, light intensity, sunshine hours, temperature and humidity and other parameters . As a powerful instrument, the observation station has been widely used in agricultural production, forest weather warning, science education and other fields.

1. Soil temperature and humidity

In the field of agriculture, it is very important to observe soil moisture, which is related to whether crops can have a good growing environment. Soil temperature and humidity is one of the very important parameters. In order to be able to observe this data, a soil temperature and humidity sensor is installed, which can be directly embedded in the soil and reflect the real water content, temperature and other information by measuring the dielectric constant.

2. Soil nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium

If plants want to grow, they cannot do without nutrients, and nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are three very important nutrients. To promote plant growth and results, you need to know whether there are enough nutrients in the soil. Therefore, automatic observation stations are often used by people to observe soil nutrients. The weather station will be equipped with soil nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium sensors, which can monitor soil nutrient content in various ways and help people judge whether the soil is fertile.

3. Light intensity

The growth of crops requires a certain light intensity. If the light intensity is insufficient or too strong, it will affect the photosynthesis of organisms, thereby affecting the growth of plants. Therefore, agricultural observatories also monitor this data. The light intensity sensor is a device often used in agricultural greenhouses, fields, greenhouses and other fields. It can measure the light intensity of the current environment, so that people can understand the current growth environment of plants.