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Ranging from looking atthe range and effectiveness of climate change adaptation or mitigation strategies in your surrounding area, to comparing community memories of extreme weather events with data, to studying links between weather and behaviour or illness in your school or college. For those who would like to bring art into their project, there are links between weather and the colours in the sky.  \nThe Royal Meteorological Society is also able to loan (free of charge) portable Kestrel weather stations to students for EPQ projects. Data collection and analysis can lead into an EPQ investigation / field study.  \nFind some useful links and further information at:  \n[https://www.metlink.org/resource/fieldwork-suggestions-for-independent-investigations/](https://www.metlink.org/resource/fieldwork-suggestions-for-independent-investigations/)","cbCaic3pB7447C2d","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic3pB7447C2d","pdf",109881,"English","# Research Opportunities in Meteorology\n## Potential Project Topics\n## Fieldwork and Data Collection Resources","[{\"question\":\"What kind of projects can students pursue with the Royal Meteorological Society?\",\"answer\":\"Students can explore topics such as climate change adaptation and mitigation, local weather patterns, extreme weather events, and the intersection of weather with human behavior or health.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the Royal Meteorological Society provide any equipment for student projects?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the society offers free loans of portable Kestrel weather stations for students conducting EPQ or similar investigative projects.\"},{\"question\":\"Where can students find more resources for their independent investigations?\",\"answer\":\"Students can visit the MetLink website at the provided URL for further project suggestions and fieldwork information.\"}]","MetLink - Royal Meteorological Society - Coursework Materials | PDF",1792466120]