Meteorological books

Books on meteorology include Meteorology and Climatology, Principles of Meteorology, Satellite Meteorology, Meteorological History of China, Historical Draft of Ancient Meteorology of China, etc.

1, climatology and meteorology

It is the main course textbook used by geography majors and related disciplines in colleges and universities. The book consists of eight chapters, including atmospheric heat, atmospheric humidity, atmospheric movement, weather system, climate formation, climate zone and climate type, climate change and human influence.

2. Principles of Weather Science

It is a subject that studies the physical essence and laws of weather phenomena and weather processes and is used to guide weather forecasting. Mid-high latitude meteorology is a classic and mature field in meteorology.

3. Satellite meteorology

This paper systematically discusses the basic theory of satellite meteorological detection, the method of obtaining and processing satellite data, the principle and method of quantitatively extracting meteorological parameters, and the application of satellite data in weather analysis and forecast, especially in disastrous weather forecast.

4. Meteorological history of China

It is a precious large-scale historical masterpiece, an important historical document to record the development of China's meteorological cause, one of the authoritative works to understand China's meteorology, and a rich treasure house to study the history of China's meteorological development. This book is comprehensive, true, scientific and authoritative, which fully reflects the glorious and tortuous course of the development of China's meteorological cause. It is one of the best teaching materials and the most valuable comprehensive reference books for recruits in grass-roots meteorological stations to receive glorious traditional education.

5. Draft of China ancient meteorological history.

Xie of Dandong is a great master in the ancient meteorological history of China. He spent a long time studying the classical literature in the National Library when he wrote The History of China Meteorology-Ancient Chapters, and compiled a lot of precious first-hand information about the ancient astronomical calendar and the history of meteorological science and technology in China. The book is rigorous in writing, solid in historical data and rich in content, which has high historical value and can be used as a basic academic work to study the history of ancient meteorological science and technology in China.