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IGB wind speed measurements at enclosure E23 at the vertical height of 30 cm above the water surfe within the encolsure (location 1) and 230 cm above the water surface (location 2).
Quality processing/ processing:
- Data was made equal spaced, i.e. NA for missing measurements added
- Removal of duplicates
- Handling of negative values at location 1
- transformed wind speed to 10 m standard height following Crusius and Wanninkhof (2003) was added
- Added time information: day of year, day of year with decimal places indicating hour and minute, hour, minute, second
Due to size issues the data is devided into two .xlsx one for location 1 and one for location 2.
In each .xlsx file the data is subdivided into 6 sheets to stay below the Excel row limit of 1048576 rows.
For convenience one long .csv file without metadata is provided. Note however that this file can not be manipulated on the local computer in programs like Excel or LibreOffice, since after storage of the changes data above the
row limit will be lost.
Center point of the LakeLab, an outdoor mesocosm facility within Stechlinsee.
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Title | created | Filetype | Actions |
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ILES_2018_wind_location_2_sec_collection_processed.xlsx | 29. Aug. 2019 17:32 | datatable: .xlsx |
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ILES_2018_wind_location_1_sec_collection_processed.xlsx | 29. Aug. 2019 17:30 | datatable: .xlsx |
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wind_two_location_comparison_sec_collection_processed.csv | 27. Aug. 2019 12:13 | datatable: .csv |
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