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===== Principle ===== | ===== Principle ===== | ||
- | Two pyranometers (CMP 21), a pyrheliometer (CHP 1) and a pyrgeometer (CGR 4) are used to measure solar shortwave radiation and terrestrial longwave radiation. One pyranometer receives total downward solar irradiance. The other instruments are mounted on a suntracker (SOLYS 2) measuring diffuse downward solar irradiance (shaded pyranometer), | + | Two pyranometers (CMP 21), a pyrheliometer (CHP 1) and a pyrgeometer (CGR 4) are used to measure solar shortwave radiation and terrestrial longwave radiation. One pyranometer receives total downward solar irradiance. The other instruments are mounted on a suntracker (SOLYS 2) measuring diffuse downward solar irradiance (shaded pyranometer), |
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===== Data availability ===== | ===== Data availability ===== | ||
- | The following data products are provided via the SAMD database. If you would like to have additional data or recent data that have not been uploaded to SAMD yet, please fill the {{ : | + | The following data products are provided via the SAMD database. If you would like to have additional data or recent data that have not been uploaded to SAMD yet, please fill the {{ : |
^ Dataset | ^ Dataset | ||
- | | Downwelling shortwave irradiance | + | | Downwelling shortwave irradiance |
| Downwelling longwave irradiance | | Downwelling longwave irradiance | ||
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===== Link to current observations ===== | ===== Link to current observations ===== | ||
- | Data quicklooks can be found in the [[http://gop.meteo.uni-koeln.de/ | + | Data quicklooks can be found in the [[http://atmos.meteo.uni-koeln.de/ |
===== Measurement examples ===== | ===== Measurement examples ===== | ||
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- | ===== JOYRAD-35 | + | ===== History ===== |
^ Period | ^ Period | ||
- | | 2017 | | + | | |
- | | 09/ | + | |
- | | 08/11/2011 - 08/03/2012 | Munich Airport, Germany| iPort campaign | | + | |
- | | 03/2011 - 07/11/2011 | [[http:// | + | |
- | + | Total solar irradiance measurements started in 2006, pyrgeometer measurments in 2011, suntracker measurements in 2014. | |
- | {{: | + | |
- | //Cloud radar JOYRAD-35 installed at Jülich// | + | |
===== Technical Specifications ===== | ===== Technical Specifications ===== | ||
- | ^ Parameter | + | |
- | | Frequency | 35.5 ± 0.15 GHz | corresponds to wavelength of 8.5 mm | | + | ^ Parameter |
- | | Peak power (max) | 25 kW | | + | | Total solar irradiance (CMP 21)| Secondary standard |
- | | Average power | ~ 24 W | | | + | | Diffuse solar irradiance |
- | | Pulse width | 200 ns | adjustable | + | | Direct solar irradiance |
- | | Pulse repetition frequency | 5 kHz | adjustable | + | | Terrestrial irradiance |
- | | Minimum height | 150 m | full sensitivity above 400 m | + | | Manufacturer |
- | | Measuring range | 15 km | adjustable | + | | Data logger |
- | | Range resolution | 30 m | adjustable | + | | Manufacturer | Campbell Scientific Inc., UK | |
- | | Antenna beam width | 0.6° | | | + | |
- | | Doppler velocity resolution | 0.025 m/s | depends on FFT length | | + | |
- | | Maximum unambiguous velocity | ±20 m/s | | | + | |
- | | Maximum sensitivity at 5 km (integration 0.1 s) | -45 dBZ | | | + | |
- | | Calibration system accuracy | + | |
- | | Number of gates (with simultaneous stored raw data) | 500 | | | + | |
- | | Number of averaging spectra | 200 | adjustable (1-32768) | + | |
- | | Manufacturer | [[http:// | + | |
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