"Introduction of self-recording meteorological instruments" is a study that radically changed the way of observing and recording meteorological data. In the book, the author, Robert P. Multhauf, examines the development of self-recording meteorological instruments and their impact on the development of atmospheric science. Through detailed analysis and research, Multhauf reveals how the need for new methods of recording meteorological data arose and how this contributed to progress in the field of meteorology. It examines the tools and technologies that have formed the basis of modern meteorological observations and reveals their role in the development of climate and weather science. This book is a must for anyone interested in the history of science and technology, as well as for meteorologists who wish to better understand the roots and evolution of their profession. "Introduction of self-recording meteorological instruments" is an exciting journey into the world of atmospheric research, which allows a deeper understanding of the current state of meteorology.