We finally did a training at CEMASTEA (cemastea.ac.ke/index.php). They purchased a station from us which we installed 3 weeks ago. Good to see a happy client 🙂 They gave us good recommendations. We will be looking forward to more partnership

The ATMOS 41 weather station packages 12 weather sensors into a single, compact device for atmospheric conditions. It was designed for continuous deployment in harsh climates, such as Africa, which means there are no moving parts to fail.

This is why you need a TAHMO STATION

HOW TO GET A TAHMO WEATHER STATION (in two simple steps)

1: visit our website tahmo.org

2: kindly fill out the contact form provided to learn how to get your weather station.

#weatherstation #climate #africanweather #tahmo

We have our website a facelift. Visit twiga-h2020.eu to have a beautiful experience.

Q & A Monday:

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We recently had a workshop in Uganda which involved a couple stakeholders. Here are some visuals from the wonderful experience we had

Welcome August

Happy New month to all our Partners, Supporting Institutions & Clients worldwide. Thanks you for supporting us ❤️

Did you know you could acquire weather data on or website ? What’s more is we don’t just give you data from our stations alone, we have other resources available for you to get the best information you need.

Need this? Then follow the steps listed in the image below and enjoy.

The TWIGA PORTAL is the central platform through which many of our data and services are flowing.

Need access to the portal? It’s quite easy.

Follow the steps in the pictures and be sure to have available data at your finger tips

With over 600 stations installed in Cameroon 🇨🇲, Chad 🇹🇩, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana 🇬🇭, Kenya 🇰🇪, Mali 🇲🇱, Nigeria 🇳🇬, Senegal 🇸🇳, South Africa 🇿🇦, and Uganda 🇺🇬, we know we are on track to achieving this.

UPDATE FROM THE FIELD:
Nick and the team currently configuring the Gnss receivers and replacing faulty modems
Nick van de Giesen Frank Annor TAHMO

You’re invited to the upcoming webinar

ATMOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR MONITORING :

GNSS, SAR and NWP models to enhance the predictions of heavy rains in sub-Saharan AFRICA

Register here : bit.ly/3t9459E

You’re invited to the upcoming webinar
ATMOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR MONITORING :

GNSS, SAR and NWP models to enhance the predictions of heavy rains in sub-Saharan AFRICA

Register here : bit.ly/3t9459E

You’re invited to the upcoming webinar
ATMOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR MONITORING :

GNSS, SAR and NWP models to enhance the predictions of heavy rains in sub-Saharan AFRICA

Register here : bit.ly/3t9459E

News | GEOlab geolab.polimi.it/news-5/ via GEOlab -- Follow the TWIGAH2020 webinar on the atmospheric water vapor monitoring

Amazing

Fantastic week with #UNZA #WARMA Water @ TU Delft, #rainbowsensing and many others for #ZAMSECUR final workshop. Introducing new and affordable open-source #tech for river monitoring including @OpenDroneMap and #OpenRiverCam . Here we measure 550 l/s in Ngwerere River using smartphone.

April 22. Happy Earth Day

Glad to announce the TWIGA HACKATHON will be happening on the 11th of April 2022.
It’s open to EXPERIENCED & NOVICE python users & NON TECHNICAL users.

Date: April 11 2022
Registration link: bit.ly/3tTEVN7

Hope you register to participate.