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Dataset Responsible parties Version/Date
This is the < 1 minute 35Ghz Cloud Radar Data from the BALTEX Cabauw site.
final 1.0
2007-10-24
This is the 30 second Ceilometer data for the BALTEX Cabauw Site.
final 1.0
2007-10-24
This is the 10 minute CO2 flux data for the Baltex Cabauw Reference Site.
final 1.0
2007-10-24
This is the 10 minute heat flux data for the Baltex Cabauw Reference Site.
final 1.0
2007-10-24
This is the 6 Hourly High Resolution Radiosonde Data for the BALTEX Cabauw Site.
final 1.0
2007-10-24
This data set contains the Coordinated Energy and Water Cycle Observation (CEOP) Enhanced Observing Period 1 (EOP-1) Baltic Sea Experiment (BALTEX) Cabauw Mast Hourly Surface Meteorology, Flux, and Radiation Data Set. This data set contains hourly data...
final 1.0
2011-03-14
This data set contains the Coordinated Energy and Water Cycle Observation (CEOP) Enhanced Observing Period 1 (EOP-1) Baltic Sea Experiment (BALTEX) Cabauw Mast Hourly Soil Heat Flux, Moisture, and Temperature Data Set. This data set contains hourly...
final 1.0
2011-03-14
This is the 30 second IR Radiometer data for the BALTEX Cabauw Site.
final 1.0
2007-10-24
This is the 10 minute meteorological data for the Baltex Cabauw Tower Reference Site. This dataset contains dewpoint, temperature, wind direction, and wind speed at 7 different heights on the tower.
final 1.0
2007-10-24
This is the 10 minute momentum flux data for the Baltex Cabauw Reference Site.
final 1.0
2007-10-24

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