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    • TU Delft weather station davis-001 at Erasmus MC  + (Description: In-situ measurements of tempeDescription: In-situ measurements of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, rain, solar irradiance and wind (at a temporal resolution of 1 minute) by a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station named "Davis-001" on the roof of the Erasmus MC building in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, at a height of approx. 112 meters.</br></br>This station is part of the Rotterdam Atmospheric Measurement Network (RAMN), funded with the help of TU Delft strategic funds, in collaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.</br></br>Note: The station was installed on June 13, 2023 but suffered major technical issues during the first two months. It was then damaged during a storm on July 14, 2023 and had to be brought back to TU Delft. As a result, only a few days of observation are available for now.days of observation are available for now.)
    • TU Delft optical disdrometer Thies-001 at Cabauw  + (In-situ measurements of drop size distributions and rain rates at Lutjewad, with a temporal resolution of 1 minute, acquired by a Thies optical disdrometer.)
    • TU Delft optical disdrometer Parsivel² PAR007 in the meteorological tower at Cabauw  + (In-situ measurements of raindrop size distIn-situ measurements of raindrop size distributions, fall velocities, drop number concentrations and surface rain rates recorded by an OTT Parsivel2 disdrometer named "PAR007" at a height of 180 meters in the meteorological tower of Cabauw. This highly unusual location for a precipitation sensor was specifically chosen to study the effect of wind, turbulence and shielding on raindrop size distributions, as well as to quantify the vertical variability of rain near the surface. Two other disdrometers "PAR001_Cabauw" and "PAR002_Cabauw" located on the ground, approximately 200 meters away can be used as a reference to assess biases and measurement uncertainty. The site also features a vertically profiling micro-rain radar named "MRR002_Cabauw".ng micro-rain radar named "MRR002_Cabauw".)
    • TU Delft optical disdrometer Parsivel² PAR009 at Lutjewad  + (In-situ measurements of raindrop size distIn-situ measurements of raindrop size distributions, fall velocities, drop number concentrations and surface rain rates recorded by an OTT Parsivel2 disdrometer named "PAR009" at a height of 3 meters at the Lutjewad atmospheric measurement station on the northern coast of the Netherlands, approximately 30 km northeast from the city of Groningen. The rural landscape to the south consists mainly of pasture and cropland with patches of forested land with livestock dominated by dairy cows and sheep. Set up directly behind the Wadden Sea dike, the site features a 60 meter tall sampling tower, a 10 meter platform, a laboratory building, and an aerosol laboratory container. The station monitors greenhouse gases and trace gas species, sampling aerosol number, size, and composition at different altitudes. Lutjewad is part of the European research infrastructure ICOS, providing continuous greenhouse gas concentrations. The coastal location means that the site samples relatively clean marine background air in conditions of northerly winds and more polluted air masses during conditions of south-easterly and south-westerly winds.f south-easterly and south-westerly winds.)
    • TU Delft optical disdrometer Parsivel² PAR002 at Cabauw  + (In-situ measurements of raindrop size distIn-situ measurements of raindrop size distributions, fall velocities, drop number concentrations and surface rain rates recorded by an OTT Parsivel2 disdrometer named "PAR002" at the remote sensing site in Cabauw. Note that "PAR002" is co-located with another identical disdrometer called "PAR001". This co-location can be used to cross-check data, perform quality control and/or assess measurement uncertainty due to sensor calibration, random sampling effects and environmental effects such as wind speed/direction which are known to substantially affect the accuracy of optical disdrometers.fect the accuracy of optical disdrometers.)
    • TU Delft optical disdrometer Parsivel² PAR005 at De Zweth  + (In-situ measurements of raindrop size distIn-situ measurements of raindrop size distributions, fall velocities, drop number concentrations and surface rain rates recorded by an OTT Parsivel2 disdrometer named "PAR005" in De Zweth, The Netherlands. Situated approximately 7 km to the North West of Rotterdam, and 4 km South East of Delft campus, Zweth is a small town along the Schie river, at the intersection of the historical areas of Delfland and Schieland. The same site also features a micro-rain radar "MRR004_DeZweth" (since February 2022), replaced by "MRR006_DeZweth" (since August 2022) and a Davis weather station "Davis003_DeZweth" (since May 2023). All sensors are placed on top of an air quality monitoring container belonging to TNO, at a height of approx. 4 meters.g to TNO, at a height of approx. 4 meters.)
    • TU Delft optical disdrometer Parsivel² PAR003 (mobile)  + (In-situ measurements of raindrop size distIn-situ measurements of raindrop size distributions, fall velocities, drop number concentrations and surface rain rates recorded by an OTT Parsivel2 disdrometer named "PAR003" at the Green Village site in Delft. Note that the Green Village site is different from the other Ruisdael sites. Its primary purpose is to allow researchers to test sensors, perform calibration and develop new hardware/software solutions. The Green Village also serves as a temporary home basis for all the mobile sensors used during field campaigns. Due to the special nature of this site, data quality, reliability and availability may be lower than at other locations. There are also some nearby obstacles such as trees and fences which may affect the accuracy of the precipitation measurements depending on local wind patterns.urements depending on local wind patterns.)
    • TU Delft optical disdrometer Parsivel² PAR006 at Slufter  + (In-situ measurements of raindrop size distIn-situ measurements of raindrop size distributions, fall velocities, drop number concentrations and surface rain rates recorded by an OTT Parsivel2 disdrometer named "PAR006" in Slufter, The Netherlands. Located in the Maasvlakte Rotterdam, The Slufter is a large-scale storage site for contaminated sludge in the southwestern part of the Rotterdam Maasvlakte, approximately 31 km West of the city center of Rotterdam. Along the ring dike of the Slufter, several wind turbines belong to the Windpark Slufterdam are providing electricity for the region. The same site also features a micro-rain radar "MRR005_Slufter" (since March 2022). All sensors are placed on top of an air quality monitoring container belonging to TNO, at a height of approx. 4 meters. The rough climate conditions near the coast of the North Sea, with high winds, salt, and sand creates a very challenging environment for long-term weather observations. Consequently, data availability tends to be lower than at other sites, due to frequent maintenance and technical issues.frequent maintenance and technical issues.)
    • TU Delft optical disdrometer Parsivel² PAR004 at Westmaas  + (In-situ measurements of raindrop size distIn-situ measurements of raindrop size distributions, fall velocities, drop number concentrations and surface rain rates recorded by an OTT Parsivel2 disdrometer named "PAR004" in Westmaas, The Netherlands. Westmaas is a village in the Dutch province of South Holland located approximately 15 km south of the city centre of Rotterdam, south of the old Meuse. The same site also features a micro-rain radar "MRR003_Westmaas" (since June 2022) and a Davis weather station "Davis003_Westmaas" (since May 2023). All sensors are placed on top of an air quality monitoring container belonging to TNO, at a height of approx. 4 meters. The container is located approximately 1.5 km to the West of the village of Westmaas, in a predominantly flat and rural area.s, in a predominantly flat and rural area.)
    • TU Delft optical disdrometer Parsivel² PAR001 at Cabauw  + (In-situ measurements of raindrop size distIn-situ measurements of raindrop size distributions, fall velocities, drop number concentrations and surface rain rates recorded by an OTT Parsivel2 disdrometer named "PAR001" at the remote sensing site in Cabauw. Note that "PAR001" is co-located with another identical disdrometer called "PAR002". This co-location can be used to cross-check data, perform quality control and/or assess measurement uncertainty due to sensor calibration, random sampling effects and environmental effects such as wind speed/direction which are known to substantially affect the accuracy of optical disdrometers.fect the accuracy of optical disdrometers.)
    • TU Delft weather station davis-005 at Rijnhaven  + (In-situ measurements of temperature, pressIn-situ measurements of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, rain, solar irradiance and wind by a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station named "Davis-005" at Rijnhaven.</br></br></br>This station is part of the Rotterdam Atmospheric Measurement Network (RAMN), funded with the help of TU Delft strategic funds, in collaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.llaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.)
    • TU Delft weather station davis-002 at De Zweth  + (In-situ measurements of temperature, pressIn-situ measurements of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, rain, solar irradiance and wind (at a 1 minute temporal resolution) by a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station named "Davis-002" at de Zweth in the Netherlands. Situated approximately 7 km to the North West of Rotterdam, and 4 km South East of Delft campus, Zweth is a small town along the Schie river, at the intersection of the historical areas of Delfland and Schieland. The same site also features a micro-rain radar "MRR004_DeZweth" (since February 2022), replaced by "MRR006_DeZweth" (since August 2022) and a Parsivel optical disdrometer "PAR005_DeZweth" (since February 2022). All sensors are placed on top of an air quality monitoring container belonging to TNO, at a height of approx. 4 meters.</br></br>This station is part of The Rotterdam Atmospheric Measurement Network (RAMN) established with the help of TU Delft strategic funds, in collaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory at TU Delft.with the Ruisdael Observatory at TU Delft.)
    • TU Delft weather station davis-003 at Westmaas  + (In-situ measurements of temperature, pressIn-situ measurements of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, rain, solar irradiance and wind (at a temporal resolution of 1 minute) by a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station named "Davis-003" at Westmaas, The Netherlands. Westmaas is a village in the Dutch province of South Holland located approximately 15 km south of the city centre of Rotterdam, south of the old Meuse. The same site also features a Parsivel optical disdrometer "PAR004_Westmaas" (since October 2021), and a vertically pointing micro-rain radar "MRR003_Westmaas" (since June 2022). All sensors are placed on top of an air quality monitoring container belonging to TNO, at a height of approx. 4 meters. The container is located approximately 1.5 km to the West of the village of Westmaas, in a predominantly flat and rural area.</br></br></br>This station is part of the Rotterdam Atmospheric Measurement Network (RAMN), funded with the help of TU Delft strategic funds, in collaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.llaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.)
    • TU Delft weather station davis-007 at Handelsplein  + (In-situ measurements of temperature, pressIn-situ measurements of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, rain, solar irradiance and wind by a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station named "Davis-007" at Handelsplein, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The station is placed on a pole, at a height of 3 meters, with some small nearby trees. This station is part of the Rotterdam Atmospheric Measurement Network (RAMN), funded with the help of TU Delft strategic funds, in collaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.llaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.)
    • TU Delft weather station davis-006 at EUR campus  + (In-situ measurements of temperature, pressIn-situ measurements of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, rain, solar irradiance and wind by a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station named "Davis-006" at Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR campus). The station is located on the Sanders building roof, at a height of 29 meters.</br></br>This station is part of the Rotterdam Atmospheric Measurement Network (RAMN), funded with the help of TU Delft strategic funds, in collaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.llaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.)
    • TU Delft weather station davis-008 at Platform Zero  + (In-situ measurements of temperature, pressIn-situ measurements of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, rain, solar irradiance and wind by a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station named "Davis-008" at Platform zero, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The station is placed on a flat roof, at Galileistraat 33, 3029 AM Rotterdam, at a height of approx. 10 meters. This station is part of the Rotterdam Atmospheric Measurement Network (RAMN), funded with the help of TU Delft strategic funds, in collaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.llaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.)
    • TU Delft weather station davis-009 at Hofbgenpark  + (In-situ measurements of temperature, pressIn-situ measurements of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, rain, solar irradiance and wind by a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station named "Davis-009" at Hofbogenpark, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The station is placed on a roof at Luchtsingel, Raampoortstraat 10, 3032 AH Rotterdam, at a height of approx. 8 meters</br></br>This station is part of the Rotterdam Atmospheric Measurement Network (RAMN), funded with the help of TU Delft strategic funds, in collaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.llaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.)
    • TU Delft weather station davis-004 at Schiedam DCMR  + (In-situ measurements of temperature, pressIn-situ measurements of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, rain, solar irradiance and wind by a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station named "Davis-004" at Schiedam. The station is installed on the roof of the DCMR building, at a height of approx. 25 meters.</br></br>This station is part of The Rotterdam Atmospheric Measurement Network (RAMN), funded with the help of TU Delft strategic funds, in collaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.llaboration with the Ruisdael Observatory.)
    • CINDY3  + (intercomparison campaign CINDI-3)
    • KNMI Lufft CHM 15k ceilometer at Cabauw  + (Lufft CHM 15k ceilometer)
    • RITA 2021  + (Ruisdael Land-Atmosphere Interactions Intensive Trace-gas and Aerosol measurement campaign – Nitrogen and Aerosol Budget Closure experiment.)
    • RITA 2022  + (Test how well the Ruisdael observatory can quantify urban emissions of air pollutants and greenhouse gases and their impacts.)
    • TU Delft RPG-FMCW-94-DP Cloud radar (MARA)  + (The cloud radar MARA (Mobile Atmospheric RThe cloud radar MARA (Mobile Atmospheric RAdar) is a 94 GHz scanning polarimetric FMCW (Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave) radar, which profiles clouds and precipitation in the troposphere. By default, the radar is placed at KNMI's Remote Sensing Site in Cabauw, when it does not participate to a campaign. Its specifications can be changed to address different measurement objectives. The maximum range is 12 km and the time, range and Doppler resolution are a few seconds, about 30 m and a few cm/s, respectively., about 30 m and a few cm/s, respectively.)
    • KNMI DALES model outputs over Cabauw  + (This dataset contains horizontally averageThis dataset contains horizontally averaged statistics from unvalidated Dutch Atmospheric Large Eddy Simulation (DALES) forecasts with a lead time of 24h. The LES is ran using the Ruisdael branch of DALES (version 4.3) and are forced by HARMONIE 43. The domain with a horizontal extent of 15 km x 15 km and vertical range of 13.5 km is centred around Cabauw. The version of the unvalidated Ruisdael DALES can be accessed here: https://github.com/dalesteam/dales. The runs have a horizontal resolution of ~76m (in both directions) and a vertical resolution decreasing with height from 20 m to 150 m. Homogenous land cover is applied to the domain. Code can be accessed through: https://github.com/dalesteam/dales.rough: https://github.com/dalesteam/dales.)
    • TU Delft Micro Rain Radar MRR001 at Green Village  + (Time-height profiles of precipitation by TTime-height profiles of precipitation by TU Delft's Micro Rain Radar (MRR-PRO) manufactured by Metek GmbH. MRR001 is part of the Ruisdael mobile station and frequently changes location. When it is not used for field campaigns, the radar is placed at Green Village Delft. Time interval of measurements is 10 seconds with a range resolution of 35 meters, max range of 4480 meters and 64 Doppler spectral bins. The raw data are provided in the form of hourly NetCDF files.ovided in the form of hourly NetCDF files.)
    • TU Delft Micro Rain Radar MRR002 at Cabauw  + (Time-height profiles of precipitation by TTime-height profiles of precipitation by TU Delft's Micro Rain Radar (MRR-PRO) by Metek GmbH (SN 0512067699), placed at KNMI's Remote Sensing Site in Cabauw. Time interval of measurements is 10 seconds with a range resolution of 35 meters, max range of 4480 meters and 64 Doppler spectral bins. The raw data are provided in the form of hourly netCDF files.ovided in the form of hourly netCDF files.)
    • CMTRACE 2022  + (Tracing convective momentum transport in complex cloudy atmospheres.)
    • CMTRACE 2021  + (Tracing convective momentum transport in complex cloudy atmospheres.)
    • CMTRACE 2023  + (Tracing convective momentum transport in complex cloudy atmospheres.)
    • KNMI Vaisala Windcube200S Doppler lidar at Cabauw  + (Vaisala Windcube200S Doppler lidar)
    • KNMI meteorological profiles in the Cabauw tower  + (Validated and gapfilled meteorological proValidated and gapfilled meteorological profile observations of wind speed, wind direction, temperature, dew point and visibility from the 200 m Cabauw tower on a 10-minute basis. For more information about how to interpret the data, please read: https://cdn.knmi.nl/knmi/pdf/bibliotheek/knmipubTR/TR384.pdf./knmi/pdf/bibliotheek/knmipubTR/TR384.pdf.)
    • KNMI surface weather observations at Cabauw  + (Validated and gapfilled meteorological surValidated and gapfilled meteorological surface observations of precipitation, visibility, radiation, air pressure, wind speed, wind direction, temperature and dew point at Cabauw on a 10-minute basis. Visibility and precipitation type available from January 2008. For more information about how to interpret the data, please read: https://cdn.knmi.nl/knmi/pdf/bibliotheek/knmipubTR/TR384.pdf./knmi/pdf/bibliotheek/knmipubTR/TR384.pdf.)
    • KNMI surface radiation observations at Cabauw  + (Validated and gapfilled short wave and longwave in and outgoing radiation at the surface from Cabauw on a 10-minute basis. For more information about how to interpret the data, please read: https://cdn.knmi.nl/knmi/pdf/bibliotheek/knmipubTR/TR384.pdf.)
    • KNMI Soil heat observations at Cabauw  + (Validated soil temperature profile and soiValidated soil temperature profile and soil heat fluxes at Cabauw on a 10-minute basis. For more information about how to interpret the data, please read: https://cdn.knmi.nl/knmi/pdf/bibliotheek/knmipubTR/TR384.pdf.</br></br>Please note: Due to dataset maintenance, data uploading has been halted temporarily since 01-06-2021 for an unspecified time. since 01-06-2021 for an unspecified time.)