What do both AWOS and ASOS focus on providing?

AWOS (Automated Weather Observing System) and ASOS (Automated Surface Observing System) are both systems specifically designed to gather and disseminate real-time meteorological data crucial for aviation operations. They provide essential weather observations that include temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, visibility, and atmospheric pressure. This information is vital for pilots and air traffic control to make informed decisions about flight safety, planning, and navigation.

The systems are focused on timely and accurate weather information, ensuring that aviation users can access the data they need for safe flying conditions. While long-term climate data and other aspects listed in the other choices may be relevant in broader contexts, the primary and critical focus of both AWOS and ASOS is to enhance safety and efficiency in aviation through reliable meteorological observations.