Current Status and Prospects of Weather Modification

Author: Li Dashan
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book introduces a wealth of facts in the field of artificial weather modification technology over the past 50 years abroad and 40 years in China, especially in the past decade. It primarily focuses on more than 30 internationally renowned experimental programs, over 100 achievements, more than 30 significant achievements from 20 provinces, cities, autonomous regions, and national scientific research and teaching institutions in China, as well as more than 200 experimental cases. Aligning with relevant national regulations, standards, and discussions in the domestic and international scientific community, the book comprehensively analyzes the current state of artificial weather modification technology and discusses the prospects for future development. This book is compiled and reviewed by experts from China who have long been engaged in various aspects of artificial weather modification. The content is rigorous, rich, and highlights scientific accuracy, relevance, and practicality. It is highly recommended and introduces domestic and international research progress to peers engaged in artificial weather modification research and technology. It also introduces the latest application technologies to science and technology personnel and business management cadres, including the main conceptual models, criteria, operational conditions, techniques, operational technical systems, and effectiveness evaluation of various operational cloud systems. Additionally, it provides the latest updates on the macro framework, development trends, successful cases, and domestic and international dynamics in the field to leaders, experts, and the general public who are concerned about and support artificial weather modification. This book is suitable for science and technology personnel and others who are interested in or familiar with artificial weather modification. It can also serve as a teaching reference book for cloud and precipitation physics and artificial weather modification majors, as well as teaching materials or reference materials for relevant training courses and thematic lectures.