Radio Occultation System (ROC) for Stratospheric Balloons Version 0 Data [Purdue University/Haase]
Summary
This data set contains GPS radio occultation data from the Purdue University Radio Occultation system which was flown on two stratospheric balloons launched on 29 September and 8 October 2010 over Antarctica. This is Version 0 of this data set, it contains the raw GPS data without any quality control applied. See the documentation files provided for warnings about the use of this version of the data. Quality controlled data and additional processing will follow in later versions. These data were provided by Jennifer Haase of Purdue University. These data are in RINEX (Receiver Independent Exchange Format Version 2.10.
Data access
ORDER data for delivery by FTPAdditional information
Related projects: CONCORDIASIObservational frequency: criteria
Spatial type: point
Categories: Upper Air
Platforms: Stratospheric Balloon
Documentation:
- haase_0814290_nsf-detailed-report_2011-02-21.pdf [1106 KB]
- README_BEWARE.txt [2 KB]
- RINEX_2.10_format.html [99 KB]
- ROC_software_v16_2010-09-23.pdf [2507 KB]
Restrictions:
- this dataset requires a password
- acknowledgements.txt [2 KB]
Temporal coverage
Begin datetime: 2010-09-29 00:00:00, End datetime: 2010-10-22 23:59:59
Spatial coverage
Minimum latitude: -90.000000, Minimum longitude: -180.000000Maximum latitude: -55.000000, Maximum longitude: 180.000000
Point of contact
Jennifer HaaseE-Mail address: jhaase at purdue dot edu