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The image depicts a flowchart of the process by which the Australian Bureau of Meteorology collects weather information and produces reliable forecasts. There are three main sections in the flowchart: Incoming Information, Analysis & Forecasting, and Broadcast. Incoming Information includes four sources: satellite, radar screen, synoptic chart, and drifting buoy. Analysis & Forecasting involves two steps: satellite photo analysis and computer. Preparing the Broadcast has two components: TV newsreader and recorded announcement, which then leads to two broadcast mediums, television and radio. No numerical data points or percentages are provided in the image.
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The given diagram illustrates how Bureau of Meteorology gathers and processes current weather data to release accurate forecast in Australia.
Overall, the process contains three key processes: receiving information, analysing it, as well as preparing the broadcast and presenting it.
To begin with, there are three sources, satellite, radar and drifting buoys to gain the right weather material. In the first method, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology uses a satellite to collect weather data, then analyses that information from satellite image. Then, after the computer’s preparation of the broadcast, the information broadcasts by radio, recorded announcements, and TV newsreader.
Next, the second technique of gaining weather material is radar, that allows analysis and forecasting using a radar screen and synoptic chart from drifting buoy. After preparing the broadcast, it transmits on the radio, television and recorded announcements
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