Published March 14, 2019
| Version v1
2014 - London LUMA BCT Scintillometer - IRT Camera - Weather Station Raw Data
Authors/Creators
- 1. University of Reading - Previously KCL
- 2. While at University of Reading
- 3. While at: University of Reading, KCL
- 4. University of Reading, Past: KCL, Indiana University
Description
2014 - London LUMA BCT Scintillometer - IRT Camera - Weather Station Raw Data
- Site:
- Country\City\Location: UK London
- BCT - Barbican Cromwell Tower
- From:2014079
- Davis Station Davis Vantage Pro Plus AJ130401024 - E
- Ht = 145 m
- Orientation= 305
- Scintillometer LASMkII Kipp & Zonen 120028
- Scintillometer LASMkII Kipp & Zonen 120029
- Sensors:
- Kipp and Zonen LAS Large Aperture Scintillometer -pre-MKII
- Kipp and Zonen LAS Large Aperture Scintillometer MKII
- Scintec BLS - Boundary Layer Scintilometer Scintec BLS900
- Sensor:
- Davis Advantage Pro Weather station
- Thermal Camera - note there are different field of views
- For KZ sensors there are more than 1- so directories or filenames give serial number
- Receiver end is site name
- Files: zipped
- Example 20130101_davis.txt
- Year:2013
- Month: 019
- Date: 01
- davis: instrument
- Format: ascii, seeDavis Vantage Pro Manual
- Files:
- OptrisPI Camera raw images, one per time step, CXX - gives serial number
Additional details
References
- Crawford B, Grimmond CSB, Ward HC, Morrison W, Kotthaus S 2017: Spatial and temporal patterns of surface‐atmosphere energy exchange in a dense urban environment using scintillometry. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 143( 703), 817– 833. https://doi.org/10.1002/qj.2967
- Crawford B, CSB Grimmond, A Gabey, M Marconcini, HC Ward, CW Kent 2018 Variability of urban surface temperatures and implications for aerodynamic energy exchange in unstable conditions QJRMS 144, 1719-1741 https://doi.org/10.1002/qj.3325
- Morrison W, S Kotthaus; S Grimmond, A Inagaki, T Yin, J-P Gastellu-Etchegorry, M Kanda, C Merchant A novel method to obtain three-dimensional urban surface temperature from ground-based thermography, Remote Sensing of Environment 215, 268-283 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rse.2018.05.004