{"count": 2, "page": 1, "total_pages": 1, "next": null, "previous": null, "results": [{"title": "IESH v0.1 \u2014 Field-Testing the Classroom Laboratory", "slug": "iesh-v01-field-testing", "url": "https://www.himalayansciences.org/notes/iesh-v01-field-testing/", "api_url": "https://www.himalayansciences.org/api/v1/notes/iesh-v01-field-testing/", "type": "build", "type_label": "Build Log", "date": "2026-06-15", "location": "Kathmandu, Nepal", "latitude": 27.7172, "longitude": 85.324, "altitude_m": 1350, "summary": "From a Raspberry Pi and a breadboard on 20 May to a boxed, working station on 10 June. The modular v0.1 adds soil temperature and moisture, CO and air-quality proxies on a proper ADC, a fisheye sky camera, and an onboard learning portal with 25+ activities \u2014 all working with zero internet. Notes from the bench, with the full build-log gallery.", "tags": ["temperature", "environment", "air quality", "climate", "iesh"], "programmes": [{"title": "Atmospheric Science", "slug": "atmospheric-science", "url": "https://www.himalayansciences.org/research/atmospheric-science/"}]}, {"title": "Crystal Mountain School \u2014 Designing the Thermal Array", "slug": "crystal-mountain-sensor-install", "url": "https://www.himalayansciences.org/notes/crystal-mountain-sensor-install/", "api_url": "https://www.himalayansciences.org/api/v1/notes/crystal-mountain-sensor-install/", "type": "field", "type_label": "Field Dispatch", "date": "2026-06-05", "location": "Dho Tarap, Dolpo, Nepal (4,000 m)", "latitude": 29.0489, "longitude": 82.9261, "altitude_m": 4000, "summary": "We are embedding a roughly 50-sensor temperature array into the walls and rooms of the new multipurpose hall at Crystal Mountain School while it is being built \u2014 the first systematic thermal-performance dataset for a passive solar building at 4,000 m in Nepal. These are the design notes; the data comes after commissioning, not before.", "tags": [], "programmes": [{"title": "Climate-Responsive Passive Solar", "slug": "building-physics", "url": "https://www.himalayansciences.org/research/building-physics/"}]}]}