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VICENTE B. MALANO, Ph.D. Administrator Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) The 9th GEOSS Asia-Pacific Symposium “Earth Observations Supporting the Implementation of the SDGs in the Asia-Pacific Region” Tokyo International Exchange Center, Plaza Heisei, Tokyo, Japan 11-13 January 2017 VICENTE B. MALANO, Ph.D. Administrator Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) PAGASA Payong The Weather and Climate Authority PAGASA Doppler Weather Radar Program 14 Radars Aparri Mactan Basco Guiuan Baguio* Iloilo Baler* Quezon, Palawan Tagaytay Hinatuan Subic Tampakan Virac Zamboanga Proposed Radars 2017 Budget Laoang, Northern Samar Romblon/Masbate Agno - Busuanga - Daet - Bohol - * On-going upgrading Payong 1/15/2017PAGASA 2 The Weather and Climate Authority “tracking the sky…helpingPAGASA the country” Rolling-out of Automated Weather Stations, Raingauges and Water Level Sensors • Installation of AWS, more WLS and RGs (in collaboration with ASTI and DOST ROs. Payong 1/15/2017PAGASA 3 The Weather and Climate Authority “tracking the sky…helpingPAGASA the country” Installation of Marine Buoys/HF Burias Matnog Bantayan Aborlan Burias and Bantayan Matnog and Aborlan Payong 1/15/2017PAGASA 4 The Weather and Climate Authority “tracking the sky…helpingPAGASA the country” Installation of additional Aviation Weather Observing Systems Ninoy Aquino International Airport Mactan, Cebu International Airport Davao City International Airport Aviation Weather Observing Station Payong 1/15/2017PAGASA 5 The Weather and Climate Authority “tracking the sky…helpingPAGASA the country” Upper-Air Weather Observing Stations (Radiosondes) Upper-air stations including LAOAG wind profiler, provide additional data on atmospheric pressure, BAGUIO wind speed and direction, TANAY humidity and temperature to complement Met satellite, LEGASPI Doppler radars and ground stations data. PUERTO GUIUAN PRINCESA CEBU EL SALVADOR DAVAO Payong 1/15/2017PAGASA 6 The Weather and Climate Authority “tracking the sky…helpingPAGASA the country” Upper-Air Weather Observing Stations (Wind Profiler) Science Garden, Quezon City Wind Profiler utilizes sound waves to detect wind speed and direction at various elevations above ground. Payong 1/15/2017PAGASA 7 The Weather and Climate Authority “tracking the sky…helpingPAGASA the country” Establishment of Flood Forecasting and Warning Centers in Major River Basins River Basin Location of Sub-Center Abra City Nursery, Vigan City Abulog Abulog Tuguegarao City Abra Cagayan Agno Agno, Pangasinan Bicol Camaligan, Camarines Sur Agno Cagayan Tuguegarao City Pampanga Pampanga San Fernando City, Pampanga Pasig-Marikina Pasig-Marikina WFFC, Quezon City Bicol Ilog-Hilabangan Kabankalan City Hall Compound Jalaur Co-located at PAGASA Iloilo Doppler Radar Station Panay Panay Co-located at PAGASA Roxas Synoptic Station Jalaur Ilog-Hilabangan Agus Iligan City Cagayan de Oro Agusan Prosperidad City Agus Agusan Buayan-Malungon Co-located at PAGASA Gen. Santos Synoptic Station Mindanao Tagum- Cagayan de Oro Co-located at Mindanao-PRSD Office, El Salvador Libuganon City Davao Tagaloan Buayan-Malungon Davao Co-located at PAGASA Davao Synoptic Station Mindanao Cotabato City Hall Compound Tagum-Libuganon Tagum City Payong 1/15/2017PAGASA 8 The Weather and Climate Authority “tracking the sky…helpingPAGASA the country” THANK YOU! Website: www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph Facebook: www.facebook.com/ pagasa.dost.gov.ph Twitter: @dost_pagasa Typhoon Flood +632-9271541 +632-9266970 +632-9271335 +632-9204052 Climate Public Info +632-4351675 +632-4342696 +632-4340955 +632-9279308 Astronomy +632-9275509 Payong 1/15/2017PAGASA 9 The Weather and Climate Authority “tracking the sky…helpingPAGASA the country” .
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