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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 the way of collecting and broadcasting latest weather situations by the Australian bureau of Meteorology and how the update was forecasted.
Initially weather situations were captured through different methods, buoys collect synoptic charts from sea, radar scans were produced using radar center’s in land and satellite pictures are taken and shared. The collected outputs were combined and analysed before the broadcast. The analysed information were converted into data and fed to a computer to broadcast through two are more modes.
Use television news to broadcast, radio program related to weather, and at the end recorded announcements. These are the methods used by the Australian bureau of meteorology to keep up with the ever changing weather and providing realtime broadcast.
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