Status: 

Ongoing

Title

Bisley Tower I Meteorological data (Bisley Tower)
Summary

DOI: 

10.6073/pasta/dd5fe6e769a113a12e4ccf61284d589c

Short name: 

LUQMetadata90

Data set ID: 

90

Abstract: 

Several meteorological parameters are being measured at Bisley since 1993. Correlations between elevation and stream-runoff and rainfall, elevation and air and soil temperature, and between trhoughfall and vegetation types have been found. These relationships are used inhydrologic and nutrient budgets as well as in environmental models .

Electronic sensors are placed at the field location to support other activities.

Dates
Date Range: 
1993-02-10 00:00:00 to 2016-12-31 00:00:00
People

Owner/Creator: 

Grizelle Gonzalez

Contact: 

Grizelle Gonzalez

Additional Project roles: 

Name: Samuel Moya Role: Associated Researcher
Name: Miguel C Leon Role: Data Manager
Name: Frederick Scatena (In Memorium) Role: Associated Researcher
Methodology

Methods: 

A Campbell Scientific, Inc. 1989, PC208 datalogger with instruction manual software support collects the meteorological data. The datalogger is located in a 25 meters high tower located at 352 meters above sea level in Bisley. Sensors are programmed to collect daily data which is manually collected every week and downloaded into a USDA Forest Service -IITF computer. Data files are submitted to quality control procedures.

Instrumentation: 

<p>Campbell Scientific, Inc. 1989, PC208 Datalogger</p>

Tipping Bucket TE525

Additional information: 

More data measurements from this site, going through a quality control process,  will be published. (This was posted in March 2017)

For a detailed description of the program variables, its options and parameters refer to :
Campbell Scientific, Inc. 1989, PC208 Datalogger Support Software Instruction Manual. (Window version) Logan, Utah.
or call:
Campbell Scientific, Inc.
815 W. 1800 N.
LOGAN, UTAH 84321-1784
Tel. (801) 753-2342
Fax# (801) 750-9540
WEB SITE: http://www.campbellsci.com
E-MAIL: info@csius.com

Status: 

Ongoing

Time Period: 

Long-Term

Periodicity: 

Continuous
Related

Related publications: 

Rainfall, runoff, and elevation relationships in the Luquillo Mountains of Puerto Rico
Physical aspects of Hurricane Hugo in Puerto Rico

Related sites: 

Bisley Study Area Climate Tower I

Project and Related Data Sets: 

Meteorology and Hydrology at Bisley
Categories

Core Areas: 

Researcher's Keywords: 

LTER Keywords: 

Table 4 Long-Term Classification: 

2006 Proposal Classification: 

Program: 

EML is valid: 

Yes

EML Link: 

Download EML

Variables Descriptions Data File Date Rangesort ascending
Bisley Tower I Total PPFD data File BisMetTotalPpfdDaily1993-2016.csv 1993-02-10 to 2016-12-31
Bisley Tower I Precipitation data File BisMetPptDaily1993-2016.csv 1993-02-10 to 2016-12-31