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mathematical/statistical approaches like ARIMA, ANFIS, and Wavelet models. They are not working on carbon flux, gas exchange or remote sensing but BMG has a Global Atmospheric Watch (GAW) station in West Sumatra to monitor Green House Gases (WMO network station). Fig. 9: Meteorological observation network in Kalimantan (source: Meteorological and Geophysical Agency) Tab. 2: Meteorological observation network in Kalimantan (source: Meteorological and Geophysical Agency) 19
The Malaysian Meteorological Department operates ten meteorological stations in Sabah and Sarawak. They provide measurements of temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, pressure, evaporation, sunshine and solar radiation in monthly/daily/hourly recordings. Most of the stations have data record of more than 30 years and some are much longer (see below). Other rainfall data are collected by third parties but may be available as well. Meteorological satellite images are available from MODIS and NOAA/FY1D (China). All meteorological data supplied are subject to a fee. Additional information about climate are available at the World Meteorological Organization WMO homepage at www.wmo.int (Fig. 11). The Asian Meteorological Specialized Center in Singapore provides a summary of available data. Fig. 10: Weather stations of the MMD in Sabah and Sarawak showing the rainfall amount (mm) in December 2008. The record period of all stations is from 1951-2008, except Sri Aman which starts in 1983, Sibu in 1962, and Kudat in 1982 (source: Malaysian Meteorological Department) Fig. 11: SE Asia weather data overview (source: Meteorological and Geophysical Agency) 20
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