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(Adopted by the 19th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Western Annai on 15 August 2005 No. 58 of 26 August 2005 by the People's Government Order No. 58 of 26 August 2005 on 1 October 2005) In order to enhance the management of man-made weather-affected weather efforts, the rational use of meteorological resources, the improvement of the ecological environment, the defence and mitigation of weather disasters, the development of this approach, in line with the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act and the manual Impact weather management regulations, is based on the practice of this city. Article 2 engages in man-made weather activities within the city's administration and should be respected. Article 3 of this approach refers to activities aimed at avoiding and mitigating meteoral disasters, rationalizing the use of climate resources, artificially affecting the physical, chemical processes of the atmosphere in the Department, in appropriate conditions, by means of science and technology, and achieving the objectives of increased rains, habeas, rains, fusidation, and countering. Article IV. The artificial impact of weather efforts is focused on the defence of natural disasters, the mitigation of water resources and the improvement of the ecological environment. Article 5 is the responsibility of the city's meteorological authorities for man-made weather work, and the Urban Wildlife Office is responsible for organizing implementation. Meteorological authorities in the districts of Tripartite, the Long-Term Zone and the city are responsible for the implementation of the organization of work on artificially affected weather events in this administrative area. The executive branch, such as development reform, finance, public safety, agriculture, forestry, water conservation, safe production monitoring, has a man-made impact on weather work in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 6 undertakes man-made weather-affected work and should develop a manually impacted weather workplan. The work plan on man-made weather impacts was prepared by the Meteorological Authorities in the same sector and was implemented after the approval of the HPR. Requirements for manually affecting weather work are included in the financial budget. The city finances cover technical research extensions, personnel training, funding from the current work agency and the infrastructure required for man-affected weather operations, equipment procurement, ammunition procurement, equipment maintenance costs. Regions, district finances cover costs such as salary, transportation, insurance and current work agency funding, as well as the requirements for man-made weather operations organized by the region and the district. Article 8. Budddd by the municipal meteorological authorities in line with the relevant sectors of the regional climate, geography, transport, communications, population density, etc., determines that the required sites are coordinated by the local people's Government. Unless the municipal meteorological authorities agree, the operational point shall not be subject to arbitrary changes. Article 9 organizations and practitioners engaged in manually affecting weather operations should be given an organization's qualifications and a profitability certificate. The qualification of the organization and the qualification of the industry shall apply to the urban meteorological authorities, and the municipal meteorological authorities are invited to make a nuclear launch by provincial meteorological authorities in accordance with the required procedures. Persons obtaining a manual impact on operational qualifications shall be required by local public security authorities. Article 10. Specific equipment designed to influence weather operations should be consistent with the technical standards established by the Department of State meteorological authorities. The acquisition, distribution, testing and maintenance of specialized equipment is the responsibility of municipal meteorological authorities. Article 11 has one of the following conditions, which can be carried out by artificially affecting weather operations: (i) The occurrence of droughts, which are expected to increase in drought; (ii) There may be severe habeas corpus; (iii) The occurrence of forest fires or long-term high forest fires; (iv) Incident public pollution; (v) Other operational requirements. Article 12. The operational geospatial meteorological stations shall provide, in a timely manner, meteorological information, information, forecasts for the implementation of artificially affected weather operations. Relevant sectors such as agriculture, water and forestry should provide, in a timely manner, disaster situations, hydrology, fire information needed to implement artificially-affected weather operations. Article 13 implements manually affecting weather operations and should comply with the following provisions: (i) Operational airfields and operational timelines authorized by the flight control sector; (ii) Removal of operational points with operating command systems and flight control services; (iii) Strict operation in accordance with operational protocols and operational norms; (iv) Security accidents in operations should be organized immediately to assist and report on local people's governments and senior-level meteorological authorities. Article 14. The use of aircraft to carry out man-made weather activities is carried out by the municipal meteorological authorities to request the provincial meteorological authorities to organize. Article 15 prohibits the use of artificially affected weather operations equipment for activities that are not related to artificial weather impacts. The use of unqualified, over-effective or disbursed artificially affected weather equipment is prohibited. The transport of ammunition used by manpower affects weather conditions should be subject to the relevant national provisions. Ammunition should be facilitated by local military or armed units. The safety management of operating on-site ammunition and launch devices is the responsibility of operational organizations. Over time, ammunition should be treated in a timely manner by the provincial meteorological authorities. Article 17 encourages and supports manual research on weather science and technology and promotes the use of advanced technologies. The municipal, district-based leadership team on artificially affected weather events should organize the assessment of the effectiveness of man-made weather operations by relevant departments and experts. Article 18 establishes a sound, complete and accurate archival file that affects weather work. Article 19, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is being corrected by the Meteorological Authority to warn; in serious circumstances, to remove operational qualifications in accordance with the law; to cause loss, to be liable under the law; and to hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law. Article 20 |
