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Business hour: 08:30 a.m. to 05:30 p.m. Address: 64, Gongyuan Road, Taipei 100006, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Tel: +886-2-2349-1000 Weather consulting hot line: +886-2-23491234 Earthquake consulting hot line: +886-2-23491168 Central Weather ...
The Extended-Range TC Forecast System provides information on tropical cyclone forecasts and predictions.
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Research on Medium Range Weather Forecasting in Taiwan by Weather Types and Its Analog Selection with Computer Tsung-yao Wu, Ke-hsun Chi, Chung-ying Hu, Hsia Cheng 衛星圖照對台灣及鄰近地區氣象系統之分析與預報之應用
It provides users of GPS receiver information regarding real time location and time in 24 hours, regardless of position, region and weather. GPS can be applied in geodesy, navigation, positioning, precision timing and general measurement.
Due to the practical improvements on the condition of instrument and environment, higher quality seismic data are obtained for seismological observations and researches. On the other hand, considering that 70% of big earthquakes were occurred off eastern
The west seismic belt: It starts from the south of Taipei, passing Taichung, Chiayi to Tainan, with a width about 80 kilometers and parallel to the island axis. The frequency of earthquakes on this belt is low, but the aftershocks are more frequent with shorter duration.
The signals from seismic monitoring stations in Hualien region and South Taiwan are first transmitted to Hualien Weather Station and the Southern Region Weather Center, and then transmitted to Taipei Central Station via T1 cable.
In order to understand the characteristics of ground motion in Taiwan, particularly for the urban areas, during strong earthquakes. CWB has gradually build a large number of free-field strong-motion stations since 1991, forming the Taiwan Strong Motion Instrumentation Program network TSMIP.
