HiTemp: high-density temperature network, Birmingham
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High-density urban air temperature (and meteorological) network across the Birmingham conurbation, for urban heat island studies.
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25 stations
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HiTemp: high-density temperature network, Birmingham (2015). [Data set]. NERC EDS Centre for Environmental Data Analysis. https://www.urbanfluidmechanics.org/data-portal/hitemp-high-density-temperature-network-birmingham/
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Météo-France/CNRM campaign from February 2004 to February 2005: a city-centre flux tower and surface stations, boundary-layer profilers and intensive periods on the urban heat island, the urban boundary layer and aerosols. Widely used to evaluate urban canopy schemes such as TEB.
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One-minute radiation (direct, global, diffuse, longwave) and basic meteorological data from the Friedrichstadt rooftop station in Berlin during the urbisphere campaign. Useful for urban surface energy balance and model evaluation.