The provided diagram depicts information regarding how meteorology collects up-to-the-minute data on the weather for the Australian Bureau in order to produce reliable forecasts via three incoming information.
Overall, the process involves four steps are incoming information, Analysis & Forecasting, preparing the board cast, and board cast, in which incoming information can be grouped into two main data collections via space and earth land.
Looking specifically at incoming information via space, it is the satellite which can be presented into two types of analysis & Forecasting by satellite photo that shows the realistic of the map with longitude and latitude, presents how the winds and clouds move and structure of it, and the synoptic chart that shows the directions and speed of wind which can be predict how it will change and evolve over coming few days. Following this, both analysis & Forecasting sent to preparing the broadcast in the computer program, then sent information to channels over Australia to announce to people.
With respect to the data collection from the land group which are collecting by radar and drifting buoy. Radar can represents analysis & Forecasting by radar screen, which detecting, locating, using radio waves to determine the distance and velocity and synoptic chart. However, a drifting buoy can represent only a synoptic chart. Then, preparing the broadcast to sends the data to broadcast via different channels.