designed observation book. (The temptation to note field data
on loose leaves and to transfer it later to the observation
books should be avoided. This notebook has to be designed
in accordance with the observation programme and should, in
addition, provide space for the application of calibration
coefficients to actual measurements and for basic
calculations (e.g.humidity, averages, tools etc. For
stations which do not have self-recording instruments, the
observation book constitutes the basic document and it is
extremely important that it is properly kept and duly
completed in accordance with the initial instructions. From
this basic document, data can be transferred to monthly
summaries and be extracted for special analyses.
30 For stations which have self recording instruments, it is Share with your friends: |
