Fluid and dust fields features during the sand and dust storms: a case study in Qingtu Lake Observatory China

On March 28, 2016, a dust storm that has been deemed the most serious this year affected many provinces of northern China.  The wind and temperature data from the 11 sonic anemometers as well as the PM10 data from synchronous 11 dust monitors were collected for continuous 24 hours (from 4:00 am 03/28/2016 to 4:00 am 03/29/2016, UTC+08:00) at different heights below 30m during this dust storm. Those datasets include the three-dimensional velocity components and temperature component with a sample of 50Hz. Also, a sample of 1Hz PM10 data with 12 hours is included.