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Hildebrand's HAPEX King Air Flux and Soundings, 1986May-Jul
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The Hydrologic Atmospheric Pilot Experiment (HAPEX) was a
project designed to measure the hydrological budget and
evaporation flux at the scale of a general circulation model
grid square (104 km2 at the time). The HAPEX research area was
in the southwest part of France, and the NCAR King Air
participated by making routine daytime observations of heat,
moisture, and momentum fluxes during a 67-day period May 9 and
July 14, 1986. This dataset contains flight-level data from 20
King Air missions.
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| PERIODS: |
1986-05 to 1986-07
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| VARIABLES: |
| Albedo | Atmospheric Pressure Measurements | Barometric Altitude | Flight Level Winds |
| Heat Flux | Soil Heat Budget | Vertical Wind Motion | Wind Stress |
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| TYPES: |
Platform Observations
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| SOURCES: |
UCAR/NCAR/EOL Earth Observing Laboratory, National Center for Atmospheric Research, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
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| PUBLICATIONS: |
Hildebrand, P.H., 1988: Flux and Sounding Data from the NCAR King Air Aircraft During HAPEX. TN-319+STR, National Center for Atmospheric Research, 382 pp.
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| VOLUME: |
3.16 MBytes
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| FORMATS: |
ASCII (see dataset documentation)
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| CONTACT: |
For assistance with this dataset, please contact
Bob Dattore (303-497-1825)
. If the specialist is unavailable, please contact
Data Help.
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| DATA ACCESS: |
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