Urban and suburban eddy-covariance fluxes from towers in Indianapolis (INFLUX)
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Long-running tall-tower eddy-covariance records of momentum, sensible and latent heat and CO2 over downtown and suburban Indianapolis, with raw 10 Hz data for turbulence statistics.
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Horne, J., Davis, K., Richardson, S., & Miles, N. (2025). Urban and suburban eddy-covariance fluxes from towers in Indianapolis (INFLUX) [Data set]. AmeriFlux. https://doi.org/10.26208/2NT2-RS82
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