Development of the Scada system for controlling meteorological factors in order to prevent natural cataclisms
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The paper is devoted to the problem of monitoring meteorological precipitation. Since their excessive fallout, namely: 50–60 mm/h, results in flooding of residential areas or agricultural land. The scientific value of the work is in the fact that the architecture of the system for monitoring meteorological factors (its lower level) has been developed. In comparison with the known ones, it includes functions and comparisons of current values with specified values of precipitation, atmospheric pressure, air temperature and soil moisture (critical). The practical value of the work lies in the fact that, on the basis of theoretical studies generalization, two-level automated system for monitoring meteorological factors has been developed, In this system the lower level makes it possible to compare current values with set values, and the upper level of the system is SCADA WINCC project.
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