FYI, WWW-plots of the in-situ tower and surface data are now at:
www.eol.ucar.edu/isf/projects/CABL/isfs/qcdata/
Click on "plots" for any day. These plots are updated hourly. Note that if you revisit the same plot, some browsers may require that you reload to see an update. The "QC table" link isn't (yet) active.
Suggestions for other plots to add are welcome!
Real-time plots of variables on demand also is still available at:
http://datavis.eol.ucar.edu/ncharts/projects/CABL/geo_notiltcor
Showing posts with label Surface Flux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Surface Flux. Show all posts
Friday, March 20, 2015
Monday, February 23, 2015
As part of a leveraged educational deployment (CABL, Characterizing the Atmospheric Boundary Layer), NCAR EOL is providing the sonic anemometers for the BAO tower as well as 1-2 surface flux stations and some soundings. Last Friday, part of one of the surface flux stations was installed, and the 300m sonic on the BAO is reporting into its data acquisition system. You can access these data visually using NCAR's "ncharts" app, available at http://datavis.eol.ucar.edu/ncharts/projects/CABL/geo_notiltcor . Variable names are explained at https://www.eol.ucar.edu/content/isfs-variable-names, and time is in UTC. There is currently about a 20-minute lag between reality and when the data appear in ncharts. Check out the cold front passage (below)!
Labels:
ISFS,
NCAR,
Real-time Data,
Surface Flux,
Tower
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