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Meteorological Hydrological and Marine Instrument  2025, Vol. 42 Issue (1): 131-133    DOI:
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Climate change perspective on the protection of Sanxingdui Ruins
Xu Yan1, Xie Liqing1, Liao Dan1, Cai Jiajing1, Ren Huayang1, Chen Yingzhi2
1. Deyang Meteorological Bureau, Deyang 618000;
2. Guanghan Meteorological Bureau, Guanghan 618300

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Abstract  Based on the compiled data from the National Basic Meteorological Station in Guanghan City from 1994 to 2023,a comprehensive quantitative analysis was conducted on the key meteorological factors affecting the temperature,relative humidity,and wind speed of Sanxingdui cultural relics.Research has shown that the region has undergone a significant long-term warming process,especially during the summer when the temperature increase intensifies.The daily temperature range has been expanding year by year,increasing the structural risk caused by the thermal expansion and contraction of cultural relics.In addition,fluctuations in relative humidity and wind speed pose a threat to the preservation environment of cultural relics.To address the above challenges,the article proposes an optimization strategies for ground meteorological observation stations.By encrypting the station layout and adding observation stations for special environments,a more refined and diversified meteorological monitoring network has been constructed,significantly improving the monitoring capacity of the Sanxingdui Ruins area.
Key wordsSanxingdui artifacts      quantitative analysis of meteorological factors      preservation of cultural relics and meteorological impact      optimization of meteorological monitoring system     
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Xu Yan,Xie Liqing,Liao Dan等. Climate change perspective on the protection of Sanxingdui Ruins[J]. Meteorological Hydrological and Marine Instrument, 2025, 42(1): 131-133.
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