Meteorological Observations at Denali Pass Automatic Weather Station, Alaska, USA,1990-2007

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Auteurs principaux: Hartl, Lea, Stuefer, Martin, Saito, Tohru, Okura, Yoshitomi
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author Hartl, Lea
Stuefer, Martin
Saito, Tohru
Okura, Yoshitomi
author_facet Hartl, Lea
Stuefer, Martin
Saito, Tohru
Okura, Yoshitomi
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents The data set contains records from an automatic weather station (AWS) on Denali Pass (5715 m.a.s.l.), Alaska, USA. The station was installed by a team of climbers from the Japanese Alpine Club (JAC) and was operational intermittently between 1990 and 2007, measuring primarily air temperature and wind speed for continuous periods of up to several months. The AWS was donated to the International Arctic Research Center (IARC) at the University of Fairbanks Alaska in 1999 and IARC personnel carried out station maintenance together with JAC members in later years of operations. The data provided here represents a cleaned data set extracted from the original data logger files. There are significant uncertainties associated with the data related to the circumstances of the station's operation and the extreme conditions at the site. Please see the related journal article for details on these issues.
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spellingShingle Meteorological Observations at Denali Pass Automatic Weather Station, Alaska, USA,1990-2007
Hartl, Lea
Stuefer, Martin
Saito, Tohru
Okura, Yoshitomi
Alaska, USA; Automatic weather station; AWS; Denali_Pass_AWS
The data set contains records from an automatic weather station (AWS) on Denali Pass (5715 m.a.s.l.), Alaska, USA. The station was installed by a team of climbers from the Japanese Alpine Club (JAC) and was operational intermittently between 1990 and 2007, measuring primarily air temperature and wind speed for continuous periods of up to several months. The AWS was donated to the International Arctic Research Center (IARC) at the University of Fairbanks Alaska in 1999 and IARC personnel carried out station maintenance together with JAC members in later years of operations. The data provided here represents a cleaned data set extracted from the original data logger files. There are significant uncertainties associated with the data related to the circumstances of the station's operation and the extreme conditions at the site. Please see the related journal article for details on these issues.
title Meteorological Observations at Denali Pass Automatic Weather Station, Alaska, USA,1990-2007
topic Alaska, USA; Automatic weather station; AWS; Denali_Pass_AWS
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.922805