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Long legs 1.25m above the surface of a Stevenson screen are meant to elevate the screen to ensure proper air circulation around the temperature and humidity sensors inside. This helps to prevent any interference from the heat radiating off the ground, providing more accurate measurements of temperature and humidity.
standards for thermometer deploymentAnswerYes. In a white louvred box (Stevenson Screen) with the sensors 1.1 metres above ground level.
passenger carrying systems that are raised on pylons above ground.
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Assuming that you mean temperature (and not temputure - whatever that may be), it is measured using a thermometer which is placed at a height of 1.25 to 2 metres above ground level in a well-ventilated, white box called a Stevenson screen. A Stevenson screen will usually also contain other meteorological instruments to measure humidity, dew point and air pressure.Details for the setup are defined by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).Incidentally, the box is named after a British Civil Engineer, Thomas Stevenson, who was father of the author, Robert Louis Stevenson.
passenger carrying systems that are raised on pylons above ground.
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so it does not flood
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It is kept 1.25m/4.1ft (UK standard) above the ground by legs to avoid strong temperature gradients at ground level, has louvred sides to encourage the free passage of air, and is painted white to reflect heat radiation, since what is measured is the temperature of the air in the shade, not of the sunshine. Credit to google.