Boundary layer Meteorological Measurements system
Boundary layer meteorological measurements include wind speed (014A-L, Met One), air temperature and relative humidity (HMP45C-L, Vaisalla) at 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 and 32 m, and wind direction (034B-L, Met One) at 8 m, with signals logged to a data logger (CR23X, Campbell) and recorded at half-hour intervals. The measurement of skin temperature is made with a Precision Infrared Thermocouple Sensor (IRTS-P, Apogee). Barometric pressure is measured using a CS105 Barometric Pressure Sensor (Vaisala) over a 600 to 1060 millibar range. Precipitation is measured with a tipping bucket Rain Gage (TE525MM-L, Texas Electronics) in 0.1 mm increments.
Wind direction (034B-L, Met One) at 8 m;
Wind speed (014A-L, Met One), air temperature and relative humidity (HMP45C-L, Vaisalla) at 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, 16 and 32 m;
Skin temperature (IRTS-P, Apogee, Precision Infrared Thermocouple Sensor) at 8 m;
Barometric pressure (CS105, Vaisala), range from 600 to 1060 millibar;
Precipitation (TE525MM-L, Texas Electronics)