China Natural Resources Series: Climate Volume

Author: Editorial Committee of the Compendium of Natural Resources of China
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Publish Date: 1995-10-01
Features: This book is part of the Compendium of Natural Resources of China. The editorial committee of the compendium and leaders from the Climate Department of the China Meteorological Administration provided specific guidance and favorable conditions for its compilation. The book is divided into four parts:
Part 1 is an introduction to climatic resources, primarily discussing the basic concepts, nature, classification, and formation factors of this resource. Currently, there is no mature material available for reference in this part, as it is mainly based on the classification, refinement, and analytical research of existing conditions. It is intended for reference and discussion, serving as a starting point for future improvements in this field.
Part 2 analyzes and evaluates the main climatic resources of China. Due to a lack of awareness of the utilization value of climatic resources, they have not been fully developed and utilized. In the future, to further exploit and utilize climatic resources, it is necessary to analyze and evaluate the main climatic resources of China. Therefore, this part begins with the basic characteristics of climatic elements, providing a certain foundation and generality.
Part 3 discusses the current status and prospects of the development and utilization of climatic resources, focusing on industry-specific analysis. It can serve as a reference for relevant industries while also providing an overall concept of the current status of climatic resource development and utilization. Additionally, based on this foundation, it analyzes the prospects in the context of scientific and technological advancements.
Part 4 explores strategic issues in the development and utilization of climatic resources, primarily addressing aspects such as regional adaptation, climatic disasters, climate change, technological development, and management. It aims to provide a scientific basis for avoiding risks,, and promoting the reasonable utilization of climatic resources.