REGIONAL INSTRUMENT CENTER (RIC) MANILA Philippines (Regional Association V)

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REGIONAL INSTRUMENT CENTER (RIC) MANILA Philippines (Regional Association V) Ferdinand Barcenas Contact Person, RIC Manila fybarce8@yahoo.com, ferdie@pagasa.dost.gov.ph

PAGASA STRUCTURE

PAGASA STRUCTURE RIC

STRUCTURE of RIC Manila Regional Instrument Center Administrator/Manager Research & Development and Training Division (RDTD) / Hydrometeorology, Tropical Meteorology and Instrument Research and Development Section (HTMIRDS) Engineering &Technical Services Division (ETSD)/ Meteorological Equipment, Telecomn. & Technical Services Section (METTSS) Instruments Research and Development Unit (IRDU) Basic Meteorological Instrument Unit (BMIU) Accurate and Operational Meteorological Instruments of Observatories/Users/Customers

On-Going Plan MANILA INSTRUMENT CENTRE Tuguegarao (Manila) Tuguegarao City (LIC) Mactan City (LIC) Davao City (LIC) Mactan

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Serve as the center for the national reference standard for basic meteorological instrument of the agency.

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Keep a set of meteorological standard instruments traceable with recognized international or national standards

TRACEABILITY OF OUR STANDARD INSTRUMENTS

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Training of personnel in the operation, maintenance and calibration method.

Training of personnel

Training of personnel

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Perform the calibration of basic meteorological and related instruments and equipment.

Calibration of basic meteorological instruments

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Regularly visit the PAGASA Field stations and AWSs for the checking, inspection and maintenance of basic meteorological instruments and/or sensors to include other requesting agencies.

Field checking, inspection and maintenance

Field checking, inspection and maintenance

Inspection of AWSs of Private Company as requested

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Issue and file certificates of calibration

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Cooperate with other local and international instrument center for standardization of basic meteorological instruments. Participate in inter-comparison of basic meteorological instruments.

Visitors from BMG, Jakarta in 2009 To inter-compare their barometer and thermometer

Experts from Japan They conducted lectures on calibration, traceability and surface weather observation. Inter-comparison of barometers and thermometers was also carried out for sharing mutual knowledge between both RICs. (March 2016)

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Participate actively in workshops and conferences.

France WORKSHOPS Australia

CHINA Study Tour

WMO/CIMO Technical Conferences

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Entertain local and international inquiries regarding our standard instruments and other relevant materials/information.

Technical Personnel from Bhutan

Students from Schools/Universities

Other visitors

Functions of the Main Instrument Center Maintain standard instruments and equipment.

Climatic Chambers for the calibration of Humidity and Temperature Sensors/Instruments

Current Status: PAGASA has its own calibration laboratory with complete calibration test chambers/ equipment for PTU, raingauge (tipping bucket), & wind instruments. Conducting on site checking and/or field inspection and maintenance with the available traveling standards and equipment.

Future plans: Establishment of Local Instrument Centre in Northern Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao PRSDs each with calibration laboratory and field inspection personnel. Acquisition of more traveling standards and portable calibration equipment to conduct on site calibration to be performed for the whole range.

RIC Manila Main instrument Centre

Observing Stations 58 Synoptic Stations 22 Agromet Stations 77 Automatic Wx Stations 96+100 Automatic Rain Gauges + ASTI Aviation Weather Observing Stations 3 Mobile X-Band Radars 13 Doppler Radar Stations 3 Marine Buoys 9 Upper Air Stations Satellite Receiving Facilities National Solar Radiation Centre (NSRC)

Conclusion Upgrading the RIC-Manila with the acquisition of better instruments and equipment, and the establishment of local instrument centers at strategic locations will further strengthen its capabilities and improvement of weather, flood, and climate forecasts not only in the Philippines but also in other Members of WMO in the South- West Pacific region through more accurate measurement of meteorological and hydrometeorological elements and parameters. Its expansion will lead to a better functional and operational potential.

Conclusion continued As a Regional Instrument Centre, it does not intend to be left behind the potential opportunities offered by the advances in meteorological instrumentation. It will strive to be at pace with the emerging technological growth and will continue to pursue and strengthen international relations and collaboration for expeditious and productive fulfillment of the Philippine commitments to play an important role in the natural disaster prevention and mitigation as well as in maintaining instrument performance within the WMO Integrated Global Observing System.

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