Wind profiles from Doppler Wind-LiDAR during the field campaign of the Bolzano Tracer EXperiment (BTEX)

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Auteurs principaux: Falocchi, Marco, Tirler, Werner, Giovannini, Lorenzo, Tomasi, Elena, Antonacci, Gianluca, Zardi, Dino
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author Falocchi, Marco
Tirler, Werner
Giovannini, Lorenzo
Tomasi, Elena
Antonacci, Gianluca
Zardi, Dino
author_facet Falocchi, Marco
Tirler, Werner
Giovannini, Lorenzo
Tomasi, Elena
Antonacci, Gianluca
Zardi, Dino
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents During BTEX a Doppler Wind–LIDAR (WindCube 100S, manufactured by Leosphere, France) was installed in the Bolzano basin (46.498192 N, 11.364963 E, 267 m ASL) on the roof of a public building at 18 m AGL. The Wind-LIDAR provided every 5 s the vertical profiles of the wind speed components, measured by means of the Doppler Beam Swinging (DBS) technique. In particular, each profile is composed of 110 vertical levels, one every 10 m, from 50 m above the Wind–LIDAR (i.e. 335 m ASL) to 1100 m (i.e. 1385 m ASL). In addition to the vertical profiles of the wind speed components, the Wind–LIDAR also provided the Carrier–to– Noise Ratio profile, corresponding to the ratio of the power of the received signal to the noise power
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spellingShingle Wind profiles from Doppler Wind-LiDAR during the field campaign of the Bolzano Tracer EXperiment (BTEX)
Falocchi, Marco
Tirler, Werner
Giovannini, Lorenzo
Tomasi, Elena
Antonacci, Gianluca
Zardi, Dino
Bolzano_BTEX; Italy; LiDAR, terrestrial; LiDART
During BTEX a Doppler Wind–LIDAR (WindCube 100S, manufactured by Leosphere, France) was installed in the Bolzano basin (46.498192 N, 11.364963 E, 267 m ASL) on the roof of a public building at 18 m AGL. The Wind-LIDAR provided every 5 s the vertical profiles of the wind speed components, measured by means of the Doppler Beam Swinging (DBS) technique. In particular, each profile is composed of 110 vertical levels, one every 10 m, from 50 m above the Wind–LIDAR (i.e. 335 m ASL) to 1100 m (i.e. 1385 m ASL). In addition to the vertical profiles of the wind speed components, the Wind–LIDAR also provided the Carrier–to– Noise Ratio profile, corresponding to the ratio of the power of the received signal to the noise power
title Wind profiles from Doppler Wind-LiDAR during the field campaign of the Bolzano Tracer EXperiment (BTEX)
topic Bolzano_BTEX; Italy; LiDAR, terrestrial; LiDART
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.898755