Unmanned aircraft system measurements of the atmospheric boundary layer over Terra Nova Bay, Antarctica

In September 2009, a series of long-range unmanned aircraft system (UAS) flights collected basic atmospheric data over the Terra Nova Bay polynya in Antarctica. Air temperature, wind, pressure, relative humidity, radiation, skin temperature, GPS, and operational aircraft data were collected and qual...

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Published in:Earth System Science Data
Main Authors: Knuth, S. L., Cassano, J. J., Maslanik, J. A., Herrmann, P. D., Kernebone, P. A., Crocker, R. I., Logan, N. J.
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Copernicus Publications 2013
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Antarctic
Terra Nova Bay
Antarc*
Antarctica
United States Antarctic Program
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5194/essd-5-57-2013
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Summary:In September 2009, a series of long-range unmanned aircraft system (UAS) flights collected basic atmospheric data over the Terra Nova Bay polynya in Antarctica. Air temperature, wind, pressure, relative humidity, radiation, skin temperature, GPS, and operational aircraft data were collected and quality controlled for scientific use. The data have been submitted to the United States Antarctic Program Data Coordination Center (USAP-DCC) for free access (doi:10.1594/USAP/0739464).

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