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<metadata creationDate="Thu, 24 Mar 2022"
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	<PID>de.koeln.rrzk/amd.nl.sups/ces.mwr00.l2.hua</PID>
	<standard>SAMD v.1.0</standard>
	<language>en</language>
	<project>HD(CP)2</project>
	<dsName version="00">sups_ces_mwr00_l2_hua</dsName>
	<dsTitle>HD(CP)2 long term observations, absolute humidity data of
		Microwave radiometer (no. 00), by Supersite CESAR, data version 00</dsTitle>
	<subtitle>Daily files of retrieved absolute humidity profiles from
		zenith observations with a 14-channel HATPRO radiometer (first
		generation).</subtitle>
	<dsAuthor>Henk Klein Baltink, henk.klein.baltink@knmi.nl</dsAuthor>
	<institution>Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI)</institution>
	<processingDate>2014-11-12</processingDate>
	<conventions>CF-1.4</conventions>
	<dependencies>external</dependencies>
	<versionHistory>data retrieved from hourly binary HATPRO files.
		Processed with IDL script create_ncdf_output_data (version 1.0) on
		bhw460.knmi.nl at Wed Nov 12 12:35:25 2014</versionHistory>
	<fileFormat>NETCDF3_CLASSIC</fileFormat>
	<fileAverageSize unit="[MB]">0.2</fileAverageSize>
	<datatype>daily</datatype>
	<level>2</level>
	<licence>For non-commercial use only. This data is subject to the
		HD(CP)2/SAMD data policy to be found at https://doi.org/10.25592/uhhfdm.9823 and in the HD(CP)2/SAMD
		Observation Data Product Standard https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1741363. CESAR data policy applies also,
		see: www.cesar-database.nl.</licence>
	<provenance>CESAR (www.cesar-database.nl)</provenance>
	<contactPersons>
		<contactPerson number="1">
			<institute>Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute</institute>
			<forename>Henk</forename>
			<surname>Klein Baltink</surname>
			<code>+31</code>
			<phone>30 2206 476</phone>
			<email>henk.klein.baltink@knmi.nl</email>
		</contactPerson>
	</contactPersons>
	<temporalExtent>
		<startDate>2013-01-01</startDate>
		<endDate>2013-12-31</endDate>
	</temporalExtent>
	<temporalResoultion unit="[s]">60</temporalResoultion>
	<horizontalResoultion unit="[m]">none</horizontalResoultion>
	<verticalResoultion unit="[m]">none</verticalResoultion>
	<location>CESAR Observatory, Remote Sensing Site
		(www.cesar-observatory.nl)</location>
	<productDescription>The KNMI HATPRO radiometer is installed at the
		Cabauw Observatory and operated since May 2006. The brightness
		temperatures provided are the values as measured by the radiometer
		without any post-processing applied. The radiometer is calibrated with
		liquid nitrogen at half yearly intervals. Meteo variables measured
		with the sensors attached to the radiometer are included, as well as a
		quality flag.</productDescription>
	<limitations>none</limitations>
	<comments>none</comments>
	<instruments>
		<instrument number="1">
			<source>HATPRO RPG radiometer, first generation</source>
			<latitude unit="[°]">51.968</latitude>
			<longitude unit="[°]">4.929</longitude>
			<altitude unit="[m]">-0.7</altitude>
			<height unit="[m]">1</height>
			<specification>see HATPRO manual (available from
				http://www.radiometer-physics.de)</specification>
		</instrument>
	</instruments>
	<references>
		<reference number="1">
			<form>paper</form>
			<publicationDate>2005</publicationDate>
			<author>Rose, T. et al.</author>
			<title>A network suitable microwave radiometer for operational
				monitoring of the cloudy atmosphere</title>
			<abstract>The implementation of an operational network of microwave
				radiometers is presently hampered by the cost and complexity of the
				available instruments. For this reason, the definition and design of
				a low-cost microwave radiometer suitable for automatic, high-quality
				observations of liquid water path (LWP) were one objective of the
				BALTEX cloud liquid water network: CLIWA-NET. In the course of the
				project, it turned out that a full profiling radiometer with 14
				channels can be produced at only about 30% higher cost than a
				classical dual-channel IWV/LWP radiometer. The profiling capability
				allows simultaneous observations of LWP and the lower tropospheric
				(0–5 km) humidity and temperature profiles with a temporal
				resolution of less than 10 s and a vertical resolution from 100 m to
				1 km in the planetary boundary layer depending on height and
				atmospheric conditions. The latter is possible due to an elevation
				scan capability and by the implementation of a new filter bank
				design [...]</abstract>
			<publish>Atmos. Res., Special issue: CLIWA-NET: Observation and
				Modelling of Liquid Water Clouds, 75(3),
				183-200,doi:10.1016/j/atmosres.2004.12.005</publish>
		</reference>
	</references>
	<keywordLists>
		<keywordList number="1">
			<experimentType>Long term observations</experimentType>
			<measurementType>Local observations</measurementType>
			<mainGroup>Supersites</mainGroup>
			<variableGroup>CESAR</variableGroup>
		</keywordList>
		<keywordList number="2">
			<experimentType>Long term observations</experimentType>
			<measurementType>Local observations</measurementType>
			<mainGroup>Variable groups</mainGroup>
			<variableGroup>Atmospheric state</variableGroup>
		</keywordList>
		<keywordList number="3">
			<experimentType>Long term observations</experimentType>
			<measurementType>Local observations</measurementType>
			<mainGroup>Instrument groups</mainGroup>
			<variableGroup>MWR</variableGroup>
		</keywordList>
	</keywordLists>
	<dimensions>
		<time> 887 </time>
		<nv> 2 </nv>
		<zag> 35 </zag>
	</dimensions>
	<variables>
		<variable>
			<name> product </name>
			<dimension />
			<standard_name />
			<long_name> metadata for data in this file </long_name>
			<units> missing </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> station_details </name>
			<dimension />
			<standard_name />
			<long_name> metadata for supersite </long_name>
			<units> missing </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> time </name>
			<dimension> time, </dimension>
			<standard_name> time </standard_name>
			<long_name> time in seconds since reference at the end of acquistion
				interval </long_name>
			<units> seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 00:00 </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> time_bnds </name>
			<dimension> time, nv </dimension>
			<standard_name />
			<long_name />
			<units> missing </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> lon </name>
			<dimension />
			<standard_name> longitude </standard_name>
			<long_name />
			<units> degree_north </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> lat </name>
			<dimension />
			<standard_name> latitude </standard_name>
			<long_name />
			<units> degree_east </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> zsl </name>
			<dimension />
			<standard_name> altitude </standard_name>
			<long_name />
			<units> m </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> zag </name>
			<dimension> zag, </dimension>
			<standard_name> height </standard_name>
			<long_name />
			<units> m </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> hua </name>
			<dimension> time, zag </dimension>
			<standard_name />
			<long_name> absolute humidity derived with quadratic regression
				analysis from brightness temperatures </long_name>
			<units> g m-3 </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> hur </name>
			<dimension> time, zag </dimension>
			<standard_name> relative_humidity </standard_name>
			<long_name> relative humidity derived from retrieved humidity and
				temperature profile </long_name>
			<units> 1 </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> hua_flag </name>
			<dimension> time, </dimension>
			<standard_name />
			<long_name> quality flag for the humidity profile data </long_name>
			<units> 1 </units>
		</variable>
		<variable>
			<name> rainflag </name>
			<dimension> time, </dimension>
			<standard_name />
			<long_name> rain flag indicator from different sources </long_name>
			<units> 1 </units>
		</variable>
	</variables>
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