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anemographic

anemographic

9.9
Relating to measuring and recording wind speed and direction
  • adjective
  • /ˌænəˈmoʊɡrəfɪk/
  • Specialized
: anemográfico
  • An anemographic chart displays the wind speed and direction measured throughout the month.

Examples

  • The researchers used anemographic data to analyze wind patterns over the course of the year.

  • The anemographic data collected from the sensors is crucial for our research.

  • Advancements in anemographic equipment have improved the accuracy of weather forecasting.

  • An anemographic chart was presented during the meteorology seminar.

  • An anemographic study was conducted to assess wind patterns in the region.

  • Advancements in anemographic equipment have improved the accuracy of weather forecasting.

  • The researchers analyzed wind patterns using anemographic data collected from various locations.

Synonyms

anemometric
vsanemographic
  • Specialized
9.9

Used for measuring wind speed and direction

includes both measuring and recording wind speed and direction
anemometrical
vsanemographic
  • Specialized
9.9

About measuring wind speed and direction

also covers recording measurements as well as technical measuring

Surface Forms

anemographic positive

Morphology

anemographic = anemograph (opaque) = anemo + graph + ic

The adjective is formed regularly from the technical noun 'anemograph' with '-ic', but the base term is specialized and not likely to be familiar to most learners.

Etymology

The word anemographic comes from the prefix anemo- meaning 'wind' and the part -graphic meaning 'writing' or 'recording', like in anemometer, a device that measures wind, and photograph, which records a picture. So, anemographic describes the recording or measurement of wind speed and direction.