Updated: 17-11-2023
Source: CMA
High quality scientific and technological achievements have played a positive role in promoting the high-quality development of meteorology. In the past five years, CMA has published an average of 6000 scientific and technological papers per year, including 1400 international journal papers. Compared with international peers, the proportions of highly cited papers, high impact journal papers, and international cooperation papers are among the top in the world. Multiple high-quality achievements in the meteorological industry have received national science and technology awards. Since 2000, a total of 16 meteorological scientific and technological achievements have received national level science and technology awards, and 8 have received international awards. Meanwhile, the progress of meteorological science and technology has been strongly supported by a series of outstanding scientific and technological achievements that have not only made innovative breakthroughs in core technologies but also have high application values for the operational service. Significant progress has been made in NWP, typhoon monitoring and forecasting, climate model projection, comprehensive analysis and processing of meteorological information, and integrated meteorological observation.
CMA has solidly promoted the construction of intellectual property rights and achieved significant results. The quality of intellectual property creation has continued to improve, and the awareness of intellectual property protection has significantly increased. In the past five years, CMA has obtained more than 1800 patent authorizations, including more than 370 invention patents, which are showing a growing trend year by year. In addition, over 4600 software copyrights have been registered in the past five years. As the basic work for modernizing the meteorological governance system and governance capabilities, CMA has accelerated the construction of meteorological standardization and released over 730 standards in the past five years.