Atmospheric composition homeless data Sample Clauses

Atmospheric composition homeless data. As a follow up of the outcome of The Arctic Data Report (Buch et al, 2019) and in parallel to the ongoing work in WP2 “Homeless data”, effort has been put into the following activities: • Detection of old offline data archives and thoroughly review of these. • Established contact with station managers to reveal if there are instruments with data which are not reported to current archives, or instruments that are planned installed in the nearest future. • Reformatting of data and populating of current archives (EBAS xxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xx/ and EVDC xxxxx://xxxx.xxx.xxx/ ) Good progress has been made and more than 13 000 individual datasets from around 10 different measurement principles have been discovered so far. Out of these, we have selected the ozonesonde data as prioritized dataset for adding to existing archives. Based on feedback from the ECMWF we will not go further backwards in time than year 2000 for the historical data ingestion. It is planned that the next CAMS global reanalysis will also just go back as far as 2003. There is a collaboration between COINS and UHEL (University of Helsinki) for adding non-reported particle data from 5 or 6 European stations to EBAS. These are ongoing measurements or new instrumentations to be set up in the nearest future. The work has progressed with direct contact with the PIs and data reportes. Longer ozonesonde time series are added to the EVDC archive at xxxxx://xxxx.xxx.xxx/ and for a few stations the data are also made available in Near-Real-Time. Effort is being put on adding uncertainties to the existing data. COINS Arctic WP has participated in the ATMO-ACCESS xxxxx://xxx.xxxx-xxxxxx.xx/ meetings and contributed to setting up a survey for scooping the needs of a homeless data reporting tool as an online self-service for “homeless” unreported data fitting into the ACTRIS, IAGOS and ICOS data archives. The surveys will be reviewed end of October, but preliminary results shows that out of 6 responders 1 has still unreported data from the Arctic. SIOS xxxxx://xxxx-xxxxxxxx.xxx/ has discussed to add a task in the SIOS remote sensing working group to explore if there are homeless Cal/Val data from Svalbard that can be released to support the work of COINS. The draft workplan for 2022 for SIOS remote sensing working group (RSWG) is currently being discussed and will be agreed on early November. As SMHI has entered the Arctic WP and added the icebreaker data to the project, it is was investigated if any of the ship...
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