The Friulian Museum of Natural History is one of the elements that make up the Civic Museums of Udine, founded in 1866 under the name of "Friulian Museum" by the scholar Jacopo Pirona.
The museum:
- is a permanent institution serving the community
- carries out scientific heritage conservation activities
- carries out research mainly in the region
- interprets, communicates and exposes its wealth of materials and knowledge.
The meteorological station in the museum allows to sample:
- temperature
- humidity
- rainfall
- wind (direction, intensity)
- evapotranspiration
- radiation
- UV rays
All data collected, together with some processing and simulation are available onthis page. The instrumentation used is the basis on which specific teaching laboratories and projects for schools on meteorology and climate are carried out.
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The buildings of the Museum are equipped with photovoltaic systems and are part of a local energy community: that is, they self-produce and consume collective energy together with three other municipal buildings. In this way energy autonomy is achieved and excess production is transferred to others.