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Long-Term, Continuous Net Radiation (Incoming Shortwave and Longwave Minus Outgoing Shortwave and Longwave) Time Series from Measurement Sites in Dry Creek Experimental Watershed, Southwest Idaho

J. P. McNamara

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Dry Creek Experimental Watershed (DCEW) provides long-term environmental time series data to support hydrometerologic, ecosystem and climate change research. Numerous theses and peer-reviewed publications have utilized these data. This data set provides continuous hourly net radiation (incoming shortwave and longwave minus outgoing shortwave and longwave) data for five measurement sites in DCEW. July 20, 2018: This net radiation data set, for five meteorologic measurement stations in Dry Creek Experimental Watershed, replaces that published in 2017 as a cumulative time series data set. Errors were found in the originally published data sets and corrected as described in an included Readme file. All net radiation data published herein, as sourced from NR-LITE sensors and/or as calculated from 4 Component Radiation sensors, is hourly average net radiation.

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Dry Creek Experimental Watershed (DCEW) provides long-term environmental time series data to support hydrometerologic, ecosystem and climate change research. Numerous theses and peer-reviewed publications have utilized these data. This data set provides continuous hourly net radiation (incoming shortwave and longwave minus outgoing shortwave and longwave) data for five measurement sites in DCEW. July 20, 2018: This net radiation data set, for five meteorologic measurement stations in Dry Creek Experimental Watershed, replaces that published in 2017 as a cumulative time series data set. Errors were found in the originally published data sets and corrected as described in an included Readme file. All net radiation data published herein, as sourced from NR-LITE sensors and/or as calculated from 4 Component Radiation sensors, is hourly average net radiation.

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Dry Creek Experimental Watershed (DCEW) provides long-term environmental time series data to support hydrometerologic, ecosystem and climate change research. Numerous theses and peer-reviewed publications have utilized these data. This data set provides continuous hourly net radiation (incoming shortwave and longwave minus outgoing shortwave and longwave) data for five measurement sites in DCEW. July 20, 2018: This net radiation data set, for five meteorologic measurement stations in Dry Creek Experimental Watershed, replaces that published in 2017 as a cumulative time series data set. Errors were found in the originally published data sets and corrected as described in an included Readme file. All net radiation data published herein, as sourced from NR-LITE sensors and/or as calculated from 4 Component Radiation sensors, is hourly average net radiation.

Key concepts: Longwave, Shortwave, Shortwave radiation, Environmental science, Watershed, Series (stratigraphy), Term (time), Climatology

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