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Dataset List

    8777 datasets found (10 shown). Full dataset descriptions and data access links are available by selecting the dataset title.
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    Dataset Projects Responsible parties Version/Date
    A link to the DOE ARM Archive Planetary Boundary Layer Height (PBLHT) Value Added Product (VAP) Data
    • PECAN
    final completed
    A link to the DOE ARM Archive Quality Controlled Eddy Correlation Flux Measurement (QCECOR) Value Added Product (VAP) Data
    • PECAN
    final completed
    A link to the DOE ARM Archive Rain Gauge Data
    • PECAN
    final completed
    A link to the DOE ARM Archive Raman Lidar Data
    • PECAN
    final completed
    This dataset provides a link to the ARM Archive Surface Meteorology Systems (MET) data.
    • PECAN
    final completed
    This dataset contains a link to the DOE ARM Total Sky Imager (TSI) webpage from which data can be accessed. To access the data you must have an ARM Archive account.
    • PECAN
    final completed
    A link to the DOE ARM Archive Video Disdrometer Data
    • PECAN
    final completed
    A link to the DOE ARM Archive W-band Scanning ARM Cloud Radar (WSACR) Data
    • PECAN
    final completed
    A link to the DOE ARM Archive X-band Scanning ARM Precipitation Radar (XSAPR) Data
    • PECAN
    final completed
    This data set contains temperature and water vapor mixing ratio profile retrievals at five minute intervals (using the AERIoe algorithm release 2.2) from the AERI (Atmospheric Emitted Radiance Interferometer) located at the PECAN Fixed PISA 2 site in...
    • PECAN
    final 1.0
    2016-09-12

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