Definition

Noun: 1. The recording of anemometrical measurements: The systematic process of recording data related to wind speed and direction, typically using instruments called anemometers. It involves the collection and documentation of wind measurements over time.

Usage Examples

• The scientist's primary duty was the anemography of the coastal winds.
• Accurate anemography is essential for understanding local microclimates.
• The weather station's historical value lies in its long-term anemography records.

Advanced Usage

• As a field of study: The term can refer to the scientific discipline or methodology concerned with the recording and analysis of wind data.
  • His research contributed significantly to the field of anemography.

Variants and Related Words

• Anemograph (n): An instrument that automatically records wind speed and direction, often producing a chart called an anemogram.
  • The old anemograph in the museum still has its paper chart from 1920.
• Anemometer (n): An instrument for measuring wind speed.
• Anemometric (adj): Relating to the measurement of wind force or speed.

Synonyms

• Wind recording
• Anemometric logging

Notes on Meaning

This is a highly specialized, technical term used primarily in meteorology, climatology, and environmental science. It is not commonly used in everyday language. The core meaning is strictly tied to the act or process of recording wind measurements, not the act of measuring itself.

Noun

1. recording anemometrical measurements