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The image contains a three-step flowchart of the news gathering process. The first step is "INCOMING INFORMATION," which includes a satellite, a radar, a field reporter, a stringer, and a photographer, all connecting to the second step, "ANALYSIS & FORECASTING," represented by a "News editor" and "weather forecaster" with four subcategories: news photo, raw report, satellite photo, and synoptic chart. The final step is "PREPARING THE BROADCAST," depicted by a laptop connected to "TV Presenter," "Radio Broadcaster," and "TV newsreader," leading to "BROADCAST," which branches out to TV, radio, cell phone, internet, multimedia, and newspaper. No numerical data points, percentages, or specific country/category/year information are provided.
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THE DIAGRAM SHOWS METHODS USED TO RECEIVE INFORMATION ABOUT AUSTRALIAN WEATHER AND THEN HOW THIS INFORMATION IS PREPARED TO BE USED IN A LOT OF BROADCASTS.
THE INFORMATION ARRIVES FROM THE SATELLITE, RADAR AND ALSO FROM DRIFTING BOUYS. THE AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY COLLECTS, ANALYZES AND PREPARES IT AND THE NEXT STAGE IT IS SENDING ALL TO THE TELEVISION AND RADIO.
THE FIRST INFORMATION ABOUT WEATHER COMES FROM THE SATELLITE THAT REALIZES A LOT OF PHOTOS. THE SATELLITE SENDS THE INFORMATION TO THE RADAR TOO. THERE ARE ALSO SOME RADAR ON THE DRIFTING BOUYS THAT PRODUCE SYNOPTIC CHARTS. WITH THESE INSTRUMENTS SPECIALIZED PEOPLE CAN LOOK AT PHOTOS, MAPS ON THE RADAR SCREEN AND CHARTS. AFTER THEY ELABORATE AND STUDY DATA AND ALL THE PHOTOS, SCREENS AND CHARTS ARE SENT TO A LOT OF OFFICES THAT PREPARE SOME BRODCASTS SUCH AS TV ANNOUNCEMENTS BY NEWSREADERS, RADIO BROADCASTS BUT ALSO RECORDED ANNOUNCEMENTS. SO ALL PEOPLE CAN GET INFORMATION ABOUT AUSTRALIAN WEATHER.
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