Citizen-science weather station network, Leuven (Leuven.cool)
Field15 GB
Raw 16-second data from about 110 citizen-science low-cost weather stations in Leuven, 2019-2025. Useful for urban temperature and microclimate studies.
CC BY-NC 4.0Free to use and share for non-commercial purposes, as long as you credit the creators.
Size
14.9 GB · ~110 stations, 6 years
How to cite
Reyniers, M., Beele, E., Somers, B., & Aerts, R. (2026). Leuven.cool citizen science urban weather station network: raw data [Data set]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23077531
Please also cite the publication below that describes it.
Harmonised data from a street-level network of 42 automatic weather stations in Freiburg for 2022. Useful for intra-urban temperature and wind variability.
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.
Basel Urban Boundary Layer Experiment, 2001–02: a year-long network of energy-balance towers across urban, suburban and rural sites, with a June–July 2002 intensive period adding a wind profiler, sodar/RASS, lidar, a street-canyon tower and four SF6 tracer releases. A reference for urban roughness-sublayer turbulence and energy balance.
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.
From Zenodo, added 2026-11-07.
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