This data is the geomagnetic observation data from the Zhongshan Station in Antarctica, China for the years 2002/2004/2005/2016. The Zhongshan Station Geomagnetic Observatory is located in the Lazman Hills area along the southeast coast of Puzhao Riz Bay in the Southeast Pole, within the Antarctic Circle, about 300 meters west of the main station area of Zhongshan Station in Antarctica, China. It is adjacent to Mochou Lake on the east side, Wuyan Hill on the northeast side, and Nara Gorge Bay 200 meters away on the west side. The Zhongshan Station geomagnetic observatory currently has an absolute observation room, a recording room, and a probe room. To resist wind and snow, they are all constructed with overhead structures made of weak magnetic materials such as wood and copper. They were assembled on-site at Zhongshan Station in early 1991.
The Zhongshan Station geomagnetic observatory currently has an absolute observation room, a recording room, and a probe room. To resist wind and snow, they are all constructed with overhead structures made of weak magnetic materials such as wood and copper. They were assembled on-site at Zhongshan Station in early 1991.
Direct observation.
The data shall be preliminarily reviewed and compiled according to the ground meteorological observation standards of the China Meteorological Administration.
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10.12072/ncdc.azs.db3578.2023