New guide on radio spectrum use for climate monitoring
The World Meteorological Organization and the International Telecommunication Union have jointly issued a guide on the use of radio frequency spectrum for weather and climate observation. The guide aims to provide updated guidelines for protecting the frequencies that support weather monitoring, climate predictions, and the transmission of data necessary for early warning systems. It highlights the potential impact of radio frequency interference on the accuracy of environmental data, addresses challenges and opportunities related to spectrum use in meteorology, and discusses relevant international decisions. This was announced during a global seminar held in Geneva to discuss developments and challenges in this field.
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