Routine measurements of meteorological data on site of the Institute in 1996

In 1996 a complex system for on site meteorological and radiological monitoring was brought into operation. The system measures the following parameters: wind direction and speed, relative humidity, air temperature, solar radiation and dose at several height levels. An automatic system for data acquisition and processing was developed in our department. Moreover, alpha and beta activity in air were monitored non-stop for the detection of critical concentrations. A three day data sample during November 1 to 4 is presented. These on-line data sampled on 10 min. are used to the RODOS System (Real-time On-line Decision Support System in Nuclear Emergency). A meteorological data base of historical records consisting of parameters sample at one hour is being developed. It will be used to built up weather sequences needed in the nuclear accident consequence assessment. (authors)