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1.1 Purpose of the document The URBANFLUXES (URBan ANthropogenic heat FLUX from Earth observation Satellites) Data Management Plan describes the management for all data sets that have been collected, processed or generated during the research project by using in-situ measurements, Earth Observation (EO) data analysis, as well as from Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analysis, processes and outputs. It is a document outlining how research data have been handled during the research project and even after the project has been completed, describing what data have been collected, processed or generated and following what methodology and standards, whether and how this data have been shared and/or made open and how it will be curated and preserved.
1.2 Acronyms and Symbols CoP Community of Practice EO Earth Observation GIS Geographic Information Systems LULC LandUse/LandCover UEB Urban Energy Budget UHI Urban Heat Island WP Work Package UF URBANFLUXES VHR Very High Resolution HR High Resolution MR Medium Resolution IPTC International Press and Telecommunications Council QF Anthropogenic heat flux Q* Net all-wave radiation flux QH Turbulent sensible heat flux QE Turbulent latent heat flux ΔQS Net change in heat storage within the volume ΔQA Net advective flux
1.3 Document references [R1] URBANFLUXES Grant Agreement, n. 637519, 05/11/2014 [R2] URBANFLUXES Consortium Agreement, 31/10/2014 [R3] Guidelines on Data Management in Horizon 2020 [R4] Xxxxx Xxxxxx, ArcUser, 2009. The Top Nine Reasons to use a File Geodatabase, pg. 12-15. [R5] URBANFLUXES Deliverable D3.1: Urban surface morphology land cover-use and characteristics 2 DATA REPOSITORY
2.1 Infrastructure and Data types URBANFLUXES Consortium has chosen to participate on a voluntary basis in the H2020 Pilot on Open Research Data. FORTH has developed and operates a web-server that hosts the Data Repository, the project web-site and the ftp-server for internal data and information exchange. The URBANFLUXES web-server is a PowerEdge R730xd server with Intel Xeon CPU, 32 GB of Ram and 48 TB HDD’s on a RAID 10 backup and monitoring system. From the 48 TB of available storage space, 24 TB are available for use in the project and 24TB for backup actions in the project. Also, 2 HDD of 300 GB for OS and SW, serve the website of the project and through it, all deliverables and public available publications and data. The URBANFLUXES Data Repository is a common place for the storage and management of ...
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