V Klementinu bylo naměřeno: Od Steplingových teploměrů po digitální senzory

weather today people watch with digital sensors and computers, but in the past it has been different. The lecture will show what devices have been used in Clementinum from the 18th century to the present. Visitors will return to the time when the oldest Czech meteorological station Tikaly has clock machines, the devices tightened human hair, the mercury molecules moved, or rendered pressure, temperature and humidity. Visitors will learn about the margins of the development of instrumental observations, and what it means full automation in the traditional environment. René Tydlitate, a meteorologist who has been devoted to the weather at airports for years, where accuracy is literally a matter of safety. René Tydlitate today at the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute controls the correctness of data and procedures, but at the same time he likes to bring meteorology to the public. He is interested in what the weather metering devices looked like in the past, and is a co -author of the book on the weather columns that once stood in Czech cities. this Baroque area.