A linked weather data agricultural situational teaching system
By constructing an agricultural contextual teaching system that links meteorological data, the problems of insufficient meteorological data integration and insufficient dynamic context generation capabilities in existing technologies have been solved. This system enables the generation of dynamic teaching contexts based on real meteorological events, thereby enhancing the scientific and practical nature of agricultural teaching.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- HEILONGJIANG AGRI ECONOMY VOCATIONAL COLLEGE
- Filing Date
- 2026-03-16
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-12
AI Technical Summary
Existing agricultural teaching systems have significant shortcomings in terms of the depth of meteorological data integration, the ability to dynamically generate scenarios, and the authenticity of teaching interactions. They cannot access regional or large-scale real-time and historical meteorological databases, lack dynamic scenario generation mechanisms driven by real meteorological events, and have not established a multi-dimensional linkage model between meteorology, crops, and management measures. Teaching interactions remain in static preset scenarios and cannot reflect the dynamic impact of climate change on agricultural production.
A closed-loop teaching system is constructed, consisting of a meteorological data access unit, a multi-dimensional coupled modeling unit, a dynamic scenario generation unit, a physical sand table execution unit, and an immersive interaction unit. By accessing the National Meteorological Data Center, regional meteorological observation stations, and historical databases, the system enables meteorological elements to drive the evolution of agricultural teaching scenarios, including meteorological data analysis, multi-dimensional coupled modeling, dynamic scenario generation, physical sand table execution, and immersive interaction.
It enables the generation of dynamic teaching scenarios based on real meteorological events, enhancing students' understanding of agricultural environmental response mechanisms, disaster response strategies, and adaptive management decisions. It breaks through the limitations of existing technologies and improves the scientific, practical, and forward-looking nature of teaching.
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