Posts Tagged ‘temperature’
Weather Station – Queenston School
May 19th, 2009
Davis Vantage Pro2TM Weather Station
The basic Vantage Pro 2 includes an integrated rain collector, temperature and humidity sensor, and an anemometer.
The Vantage Pro2 software provides forecasting features, a wide range of on-screen graphing, a variety of measurement systems, and much more than can be describe in this brief post. The web page located at http://www.wsd1.org/weather/ shows the data that can be collected with the basic Vantage Pro2.
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| The weather station as mounted on top of the Queenston School roof. The only issue we are presently grappling with is whether the mast needs to be taller to negate what appears to be a swirling wind problem. | |
Posted in Mathematics, Resources, Science | 
Tags: sensor, Statistics, Sustainable Development, temperature, weather, weather station | 
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Sensor Learning Centre-Temperature
September 22nd, 2008
The temperature learning centre includes five (5) Vernier Temperature Probes. These probes are easy to use and connect by USB to a computer. The centre also contains software which interacts with the probe to collect temperature readings and plots them on a graph.This centre is available for short term loan from Educational Technology Support Services.
Please contact ETSS by email to request the learning centre and specify some possible dates.
