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How Network Management Turned Me Into a Project Manager
When I started working as a Network Manager, I understood the role in fairly straightforward terms: keeping weather stations operational, ensuring data is flowing, and supporting field teams to carry out installations and maintenance effectively. Four years into this role, I now see it as something much broader, something that sits at the intersection of people, systems, and processes, and naturally evolves into project management work, whether or not that is the formal title
From Data Scarcity to Climate Resilience: Advancing Earth Observation in Hard-to-Reach Environments at #EGU26
This week at the European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2026, researchers, engineers, and Earth observation experts came together to address one of the most urgent challenges in climate resilience: improving environmental observations in regions where climate risks are rising fastest, but data availability remains limited.
Strengthening Multi-Hazard Forecasting in East Africa through Next-Generation Data
Across East Africa, climate variability is increasingly disrupting livelihoods, infrastructure, and ecosystems. From recurring droughts to sudden flooding events, these challenges highlight the urgent need for stronger early warning systems and improved access to reliable, high-quality weather data to support timely and informed decision-making.
TAHMO AT CENTRAL UNIVERSITY
Our team, led by Dr. Kwame Duah, shared TAHMO’s mission to expand hydrometeorological monitoring stations across Africa, providing reliable, high-quality data for research, climate adaptation, and informed decision-making.
Observing Today, Protecting Tomorrow: TAHMO’s Role in Strengthening Climate Resilience in Africa
Every year on World Meteorological Day 2026, the global community comes together under the leadership of the World Meteorological Organization to reflect on the importance of weather, climate, and water services.
Professor John Selker tours ARCUS sites in Kenya. What better way to start the tour than with the Kenya Meteorological Department?
On 9th February, he began the ARCUS field tour in Kenya by visiting the Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD), TAHMO’s long-serving partner for over a decade
Strengthening Early Warning Systems in Africa: Key Outcomes from the SEWA Scoping Study Workshop
Africa continues to experience a disproportionate burden of climate change impacts, marked by an increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events such as droughts, floods, storms, and heatwaves.
TAHMO and GMet Strengthen Partnership
Through this partnership, TAHMO has already supported GMet with more than 100 automatic weather stations nationwide.
TAHMO Weather Stations for Africa | METER – METER Group
The METER ATMOS 41 in collaboration with TAHMO, uses new sensor and communications technology to measure and report 12 different weather variables
Tahmo gets access to IBM super computing power for rainfall modelling in Africa
TAHMO initiative with its planned 20,000 low cost and robust weather stations, is to help the continent improve the understanding of water availability and to improve food production and harvest predictions.