Hey amigones! Ever wondered how science and tech can turn the tide against natural disasters? On the 36th International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, the Chinese mainland put its cards on the table: digital tools, satellites, and super-smart models are the new heroes in town. 🚀🌍
From Diting to Data Streams:
Meet Diting, the world's first seismic wave model with 100 million+ parameters. Think of it as an earthquake simulator on steroids, giving early warnings a turbo boost. 🏎️💨
Weather Watch 2.0:
The Chinese mainland built the biggest meteorological observation network ever—covering land, sea, air, and even space. We're talking:
- 9 Fengyun satellites orbiting above 📡
- 842 radars scanning the skies 🌦️
- 90,000+ ground stations on call 📍
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work:
It's not just for show on the Chinese mainland. Data from Fengyun satellites is shared with dozens of partners across Asia, Africa, and Latin America, powering early warnings and boosting climate resilience worldwide. 🤝🌐
From space-based sensors to radar nets, the Chinese mainland's tech-driven approach is all about saving lives and building a safer planet—today and tomorrow. Are you ready for the future of disaster prevention? 🚀✨
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China strengthens disaster prevention and mitigation with technology
cgtn.com
