PortMeteO radiosounding measurements during METEOR cruise M208

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Auteurs principaux: Wahl, Sebastian, Speith, Simon, Fiedler, Stephanie
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author Wahl, Sebastian
Speith, Simon
Fiedler, Stephanie
author_facet Wahl, Sebastian
Speith, Simon
Fiedler, Stephanie
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents This dataset describes the non-standard meteorological data collected using the newly developed portable meteorological observatory (PortMeteO) during the METEOR Expedition M208 from Mindelo, Cabo Verde (Feb 13th, 2025) to Mindelo, Cabo Verde (March 17th, 2025). Apart from validating the setup, the main purpose was to observe different properties of Saharan dust outbreaks. The windlidar and ceilometer were operated 24/7 while the sun photometers were used at regular intervals during the day whenever clear sky conditions prevailed. Radiosondes were operated at regular intervals between February 19th and March 15th, 2025. Radiosonde launches vary between one every 24h and launches every 3h during dust events or when low-level jets were expected to form.
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spellingShingle PortMeteO radiosounding measurements during METEOR cruise M208
Wahl, Sebastian
Speith, Simon
Fiedler, Stephanie
CT; DATE/TIME; low level jet; M208; M208-track; Meteor (1986); netCDF file; netCDF file (File Size); NowUP; RADIO; Radiosonde; Saharan dust; Underway cruise track measurements
This dataset describes the non-standard meteorological data collected using the newly developed portable meteorological observatory (PortMeteO) during the METEOR Expedition M208 from Mindelo, Cabo Verde (Feb 13th, 2025) to Mindelo, Cabo Verde (March 17th, 2025). Apart from validating the setup, the main purpose was to observe different properties of Saharan dust outbreaks. The windlidar and ceilometer were operated 24/7 while the sun photometers were used at regular intervals during the day whenever clear sky conditions prevailed. Radiosondes were operated at regular intervals between February 19th and March 15th, 2025. Radiosonde launches vary between one every 24h and launches every 3h during dust events or when low-level jets were expected to form.
title PortMeteO radiosounding measurements during METEOR cruise M208
topic CT; DATE/TIME; low level jet; M208; M208-track; Meteor (1986); netCDF file; netCDF file (File Size); NowUP; RADIO; Radiosonde; Saharan dust; Underway cruise track measurements
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.983129