National Institute of Meteorological Sciences

Baek Jo Kim

Geon Tae Kim

Seon Jeong Kim

Hyoung Gu Nam

Mi Eun Park

Yoo Jun Kim

Jin Hwa Lee

Hyeong Jun Jo

Yoon Sook Shin

Hyun Bong Kim

Ji Seon Bak

Bo Young Ahn

Jeong Sun Lee

A mounting device of a signal checking apparatus for an unmanned marine observation apparatus may comprise: a main body; a fixture that is detachably connected to the unmanned marine observation apparatus; and a signal checking apparatus holder that extends in at least one direction and is formed to mount a signal checking apparatus on one side thereof, wherein as the fixture is connected to a portion of the unmanned marine observation apparatus, the signal checking apparatus mounted on the signal checking apparatus holder allows the unmanned marine observation apparatus to check signal transmission of the unmanned marine observation apparatus at a fixed position with respect to a portion of the unmanned marine observation apparatus.

Mounting device of signal checking apparatus for unmanned marine observation apparatus

There is disclosed a self-powered apparatus for measuring precipitation, comprising: a housing; a display unit including one or more display lights capable of displaying an amount of precipitation, wherein the display lights are formed on at least one of outer surfaces of the housing; a water collecting vessel, having a funnel-shaped space to which the precipitation is introduced and gathered at a vertex part of the funnel-shaped space; a cup module, having an accommodating space for accommodating the precipitation dropped from the vertex part of the funnel-shaped space of the water collecting vessel; an electric signaling unit; a guiding module; a self-powered generator; and a final drainage opening, formed at a lower part of the housing.

Self-powered apparatus for measuring precipitation and method for controlling the same

A method, controlling device, and system for simulating a generation of black ice on a road including steps of: (a) in response to an ambient atmosphere being determined as in a (1-1)-st state, changing the ambient atmosphere to be in a (1-2)-nd state by referring to a (1-1)-st simulation variable corresponding to a temperature of the ambient atmosphere and a (1-2)-nd simulation variable corresponding to a humidity of the ambient atmosphere; and (ii) in response to a road specimen being determined as in a (2-1)-st state, changing the road specimen to be in a (2-2)-nd state by referring to a (2-1)-st simulation variable corresponding to a temperature of the road specimen and a (2-2)-nd simulation variable corresponding to a residual precipitation; (b) applying a triggering action; and (c) determining whether the black ice is generated on the road specimen.

Method for simulating generation of black ice on roads and controlling device and system using the same

A black ice generating device for generating black ice on a specimen, with dimensions of length X, width Y, and height Z, to be used for experiments on black ice, comprising: a housing; a specimen loading part, for accommodating at least a height h of a water layer, wherein the specimen loading part is formed in the housing and configured as a depression with dimensions of at least length X, at least width Y, and at least height Z+h; and one or more strap loading parts formed with recesses of a depth Dand a depth Drespectively from a first side surface of the depression and a second side surface thereof, wherein the recesses are to accommodate one or more straps, and wherein the depth Dand the depth Dare larger than a size of a cross-section of the straps.

Black ice generating device for generating black ice on a specimen to be used for experiments on black ice

A rainwater detection device for detecting rainwater is provided. The rainwater detection device includes: a panel having a surface; rainwater sensing wires on the surface; and a rainwater sensor (i) physically connected with the rainwater sensing wires without an electrical connection if a condition is unsatisfied and (ii) physically and electrically connected with the rainwater sensing wires if the condition is satisfied; wherein a first wire, one of the rainwater sensing wires, is separated from a second wire, another of the rainwater sensing wires, by an interval, without contacting each other and wherein the rainwater sensing wires are connected to opposite polarity of an electrode connected with the rainwater sensor, and wherein the condition is that a first state where no current flows between the first and the second wires is changed to a second state where current flows between the first and the second wires due to the rainwater.

Rainwater detection device using electric wires

A covering device for protecting an anemometer engaged with an external frame on a moving body is provided. The covering device includes: a propeller protecting part including (1_1)-st and (1_2)-nd case units for protecting a propeller, wherein space created by combining the (1_1)-st and (1_2)-nd case units holds the propeller; a body protecting part including (2_1)-st and (2_2)-nd case units for protecting a main body and its vertical tail, wherein space created by combining the (2_1)-st and (2_2)-nd case units holds the main body and the vertical tail; and a supporting member protecting part including (3_1)-st and (3_2)-nd case units for protecting a supporting member, wherein space created by combining the (3_1)-st and (3_2)-nd case units holds the supporting member; wherein the (3_1)-st and (3_2)-nd case units engage the external frame, to allow all the case units to be fixed.

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Gangneung-si, South Korea

Baek Jo Kim