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Daily meteorologic data for LTER_EU_PT_003
No full textDaily meteorologic data for Herdade da Ribeira Abaixo LTER_EU_PT_003 (Parent Site Name: LTsER-Montado - Portugal). Average, maximum, minimum temperatures, average humidity and total precipitation. From 1/04/2003 to 19/12/201
LTER_Jalovecka dolina precipitation 2013-2017
No full textDaily sums of precipitation from site LTER-EU_SK_004 Jalovecka dolina for period 2013-2017. Data are from station at Mt. Salatin, 1875 a.s.l. Station is located in alpine acid grassland
Lammi Deposition data
No full textBulk deposition (SO4-S, NO3-N, NH4-N, Ca, Mg, K, Na, Cl) in Hämeenlinna Kotinen (FMISID: 101188), byt FInnish Meteorological Institute, related to Lammi LTER, Southern Boreal Aquatic and Terrestrial Long-Term Ecological Research Area - Finland (LTER_EU_FI_004
LTER Slowinski Nationalpark, Poland, Vegetation data 2001-2011
No full textVegetation survey data of the 6,3 ha study area Slowiński National Park, Poland (LTER_EU_PL_014) between the years 2001 and 2011. The percentage cover of every vascular plant was determined on permanently marked subplots (25 m²) in the 90-year-old spruce and pine stand
Meteorological Data Klausen-Leopoldsdorf (Austria)
No full textDaily precipitation and average daily temperature data series from 2010 to 2017 for the Austrian LTER Site Klausen-Leopoldsdorf (ICP_FO_AU09
Meteorological data from 2003 to 2013 - Sozopol Bay
No full textMeteorological data - temperature (daily mean, min, max) and precipitation (sum) data series from 2003 to 2013, collected by National Hydrometeorological Institute observation network from the town of Burga
eLTER VA Data Postojna Planina CS microclimate data
No full textCave microclimate is prone to important changes in certain passages due to intensive tourism. Monitoring the climatic parameters (air temperature, CO2) in Postojna-Planina Cave System helps to have a proper picture of the impact of tourism for the cave. It is very useful to compare if additional increase of temperature is associated with the changes at the surface climate. The dataset comprises two types of daily mean air temperature data: 1) the daily mean air temperature data (°C) measured in “Lepe jame” cave passage from Postojna Cave, counting constantly a very high number of tourists; the measurements were made in the same point, by three sensors placed at three different height points (in the wall cracks [T1], at ceiling level [T3], and at 2 m height [T2]). Values are recorded at 10 min intervals and then averaged for daily data (the dataset for Lepe jame cave passage is provided by MEIS Environmental consulting d.o.o. (http://www.meis.si/) while the data are part of the project "Assesment of natural and antropogenic processes in micrometeorology of Postojna cave system by numerical models and modern methods of data aquisition and transfer" [https://izrk.zrc-sazu.si/en/programi-in-projekti/assesment-of-natural-and-antropogenic-processes-in-micrometeorology-of-postojna#v]; 2) the surface daily mean air temperature measured at 2 m height (°C) at the Postojna meteorological station, as part of the national network of meteorological stations within the Environmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia (ARSO; http://meteo.arso.gov.si/)
eLTER VA Data Postojna Planina CS microclimate data
No full textCave microclimate is prone to important changes in certain passages due to intensive tourism. Monitoring the climatic parameters (air temperature, CO2) in Postojna-Planina Cave System helps to have a proper picture of the impact of tourism for the cave. It is very useful to compare if additional increase of temperature is associated with the changes at the surface climate. The dataset comprises two types of daily mean air temperature data: 1) the daily mean air temperature data (°C) measured in “Lepe jame” cave passage from Postojna Cave, counting constantly a very high number of tourists; the measurements were made in the same point, by three sensors placed at three different height points (in the wall cracks [T1], at ceiling level [T3], and at 2 m height [T2]). Values are recorded at 10 min intervals and then averaged for daily data (the dataset for Lepe jame cave passage is provided by MEIS Environmental consulting d.o.o. (http://www.meis.si/) while the data are part of the project "Assesment of natural and antropogenic processes in micro-meteorology of Postojna cave system by numerical models and modern methods of data aquisition and transfer" [https://izrk.zrc-sazu.si/en/programi-in-projekti/assesment-of-natural-and-antropogenic-processes-in-micrometeorology-of-postojna#v]; 2) the surface daily mean air temperature measured at 2 m height (°C) at the Postojna meteorological station, as part of the national network of meteorological stations within the Environmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia (ARSO; http://meteo.arso.gov.si/)
Deposition data
No full textThroughfall chemistry was sampled on a biweekly basis using 10 random distributed throughfall collects (funnel) from 1992 onward