Standards
Current Category: CN-QX - Meteorology
QX/T 462-2018 C-band dual-line polarization Doppler weather radar
This standard specifies the general requirements, test methods, inspection rules, marking, labeling, and accompanying documents, as well as packaging, transportation, and storage requirements for ground-based fixed and mobile klystron transmitters operating in the C-band and employing dual-line polarization (dual polarization) Doppler weather radars. This standard applies to the design, production, and acceptance of ground-based fixed and mobile klystron transmitters operating in the C-band and employing dual-line polarization (dual polarization) Doppler weather radars.
QX/T 559-2020 Wind energy resource observation system; Technical requirements for wind tower observation
QX/T 322-2016 QX/T 322-2016 Humidity measurement laboratory technical requirements
QX/T 683-2023 Assessment Technical Specification for Solar Energy Resources in a Year
QX/T 558-2020 QX/T 558-2020 Low Temperature Climatic Indices
QX/T 347-2016 QX/T 347-2016 Meteorological observation equipment coding rules
QX/T 174-2012 QX/T 174-2012 Atmospheric Component Station Site Selection Requirements
QX/T 682-2023 Data Format for Lightning Products NetCDF
QX/T 557-2020 QX/T 557-2020 Agricultural products climate quality evaluation - Grapes for winemaking
QX/T 82-2007 Disaster grade of dry-hot wind for wheat
This standard specifies the definition of wheat dry heat wind disasters, their representative indicators and calculation methods, grade classification, grade naming, and usage methods. This standard is applicable to the investigation, statistics, early warning, assessment, and release of wheat dry heat wind disasters in northern wheat-growing regions.
QX/T 44-2006 1600 g meteorological balloon
This standard specifies the technical requirements, quality assurance provisions, packaging, transportation, marking, and storage for 1600g latex balloons used in meteorological detection. This standard applies to the development, production, acceptance, and use of meteorological balloons.