AWS2-SoilHeatFlux

The automatic weather station AWS2 was installed in August 2012 in Østerlien just east of Arctic Station. The station is located approximately 25 meter above sea level in a gentle south sloping area covered by low vegetation/dwarf shrubs. The time stamp refer to UTC-3. Soil heat fluxes are measured in the upper soil (sensors are installed 5 cm below the soil surface. HeatFlux data before April 2015 are deleted due to a calibration error. Find more data from AWS2 under Soil (AWS2-GroundTemperatureP1 and P2, AWS2-Moisture, AWS2-SurfaceTemperature). Find meteorological data from AWS2 under Meteorology (AWS2-Meteorology). Find snow depth and snow temperature under Snow (AWS2-SnowDepth, AWS2-SnowTemperature). All data are logged by 30 minutes interval.

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Source https://data.g-e-m.dk/datasets/10.17897/57MR-F119
Version 1
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Temporal coverage 2015-04-26 → 2023-01-02
Spatial coverage 69.25348663330078°N, -53.514129638671875°E
Station arctic-station
Variable measured
Publisher Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring