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The efficient operation of international express delivery relies on an accurate logistics information system, which is similar to the precise collection and analysis of meteorological data. Meteorological information is crucial for logistics planning. For example, bad weather may cause flight delays, thus affecting the delivery time of international express delivery. The application of Beidou sounding technology in the field of meteorology can provide more accurate weather forecasts and provide a more reliable basis for route planning and time scheduling of international express delivery.

From another perspective, the rapid development of the international express delivery industry has also put forward higher requirements for meteorological technology. In order to ensure that the parcels can be delivered to the destination on time and accurately, more refined meteorological services are needed. For example, for some goods with special requirements for temperature and humidity, such as medicines and fresh food, accurate weather forecasts can help express delivery companies take protective measures in advance to ensure the quality and safety of the goods.

In addition, big data analysis of the international express delivery industry can also provide useful references for meteorological research. By mining express delivery data, we can understand the logistics demand and transportation characteristics of different regions and seasons, thereby indirectly reflecting the impact of climate conditions on economic activities. These data help meteorological departments optimize meteorological models and improve the accuracy and practicality of meteorological forecasts.

In terms of environmental protection, the green transformation of the international express delivery industry also overlaps with meteorological research. In order to reduce carbon emissions, express delivery companies are constantly working on optimizing transportation routes and adopting new energy vehicles. Meteorological research can provide a more scientific basis for these decisions, such as planning more energy-efficient transportation routes based on meteorological conditions such as wind direction and wind speed.

In short, the international express delivery industry and the China Meteorological Administration's Beidou sounding parallel comparison work seem to be unrelated, but in fact they influence and promote each other. This cross-field connection has brought new opportunities and challenges to the development of both parties, and also provided us with a new perspective for thinking about the coordinated development of the industry.