Rádiószondák
Rádiószondák, also known as radiosondes, are meteorological instruments carried aloft by weather balloons. Their primary purpose is to measure various atmospheric parameters and transmit this data back to ground stations in real-time. The data collected by radiosondes is crucial for weather forecasting, climate monitoring, and atmospheric research.
A typical radiosonde consists of a sensor package that measures temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure. Many
The radiosonde is attached to a helium or hydrogen-filled balloon, which ascends through the atmosphere. As
The data transmitted by the radiosonde is received by ground stations, where it is processed and analyzed.