The Understanding Lightning and Thunderstorms Project (ULAT) aims to observe the country’s weather behaviors through studying torrential rainfall and thunderstorm occurrences as parameters to eventually enable short-term forecasts.
About ULAT
Understanding Lightning and Thunderstorms Project (ULAT) aims to observe the country’s weather behaviors through studying torrential rainfall and thunderstorm occurrences as parameters to eventually enable short-term forecasts.
The ULAT Project also uses Diwata data received from the ground station to develop nowcasting systems.
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APAN 56: DOST-ASTI takes part in DRRM and Telemedicine Working Groups
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DOST Inaugurates Iloilo Ground Station – March 10, 2023
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DOST-ASTI features initiatives to MSU-IIT
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Deep Work: ULAT P-POTEKA Network Visualizes Typhoon Ambo
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DOST-ASTI, TUP-Taguig sign MOA on ULAT Project Partnership
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DOST-ASTI hosts 4th JCC Meeting for ULAT
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Capturing the Fire in the Sky: DOST-ASTI set-ups Lightning Network
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