The use of modern instrumentation and technology is crucial to the work of the Manila Observatory. The Instrumentation & Technology Development program aims to develop and integrate instruments and technologies, giving priority to local expertise and resources, for use in scientific investigation, environmental monitoring and rehabilitation. Most of the instruments being built are for the atmospheric and climate monitoring, such as automated meteorological systems, as we as aerosol and gaseous pollutant detectors. Technologies are being developed for alternative energy and transport systems, real-time webcasting of air quality and weather and climate information, seismic activity, and scientific visualization.
LATEST NEWS AND FEATURES
- WCRP Academy Support Unit launches at the Manila Observatory
- Addressing loss and damage from climate change in the Philippines: Lived experiences of indigenous farmers in Atok, Benguet
- Manila Observatory at the Internet of Things (IoT) Conference
- The Philippines’ burden of hosting the Board of the Fund for Loss and Damage
- Manila Observatory’s 159th Anniversary Celebration
