Daily predictions based on meteorological forecast model - NetCDF.

Atmospheric pressure of meteorological Station Rudolfshütte

Surface atmospheric pressure data of Blaseneck, Oberkainz, Schröckalm, Kölblwiese, Weidendom and Gscheidegg.

The data are for Braila Islands SI000726: Gropeni (2008-2013); Stancuta - Stancuta Meteo Station (2010-2013); Variable list is including: a) biogeochemistry data: NH4N, NO3N, NO2N, NKJ, Ntot, O2D,PO4P, Ptot b) physico-chemical data: COND (water), COND (soil), ALK, pH (water), Temp (water),Temp (soil) c) meteorological parameters: Temp (air), atm, WND, Rad, HH air, PAR - PAR Lite Radiometer um/sm2, NRS - Net Radiometer Short Wave mV, NRL - Net Radiometer Long Wave mV, UVB, UVA, WL - piezometric water level for Stancuta meteo station, HH soil, Temp soil

The Atlantic Islands of Galicia were declared a national park in 2002 in order to protect one of the best examples of Atlantic Ocean-associated ecosystems. Although on land there are highly valuable and exceptional ecosystems relating to cliffs, dunes and scrub, it is the marine setting that hosts the greatest biodiversity. Situated off the Rías Baixas (Lower Estuaries), the archipelagos Cíes, Ons, Sálvora and Cortegada, create a natural barrier to the ocean, thereby accentuating the rías’ estuary influence. The terrain features dune systems, cliffs with gorse and heather scrub, while the marine environment hosts a rocky seabed with large communities of brown algae (Sacorhiza polyschides and Laminaria spp.), which are home to a great variety of living things. The marine currents deposit sand in the most sheltered parts, and together with the important Mäerl beds consisting of the remains of calcareous algae, create a shifting substrate to which living things must adapt.

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Muntatschinig (Monteschino) is a 25m x 15m grassland site (managed meadow) on 1480m. The site was first established in 2008 as a weather station and is still the most extensive of the four sites. In 2010 the University of Innsbruck installed an eddy covariance station. Nine automatic lysimeters were added to measure evapotranspiration and water use efficiency. Since 2012 a rain-out shelter system has been used for simulating spring and summer droughts. This site is one of the sites along the elevation transect used for grassland transplantation experiments.

It contains monthly weather data. The information has been obtained from meteorological stations located in Sierra Nevada and surroundings

The Jonkershoek Valley site is located in a mountain catchment in the Cape Floristic Region and is the source of the Eerste River. The site was originally dominated by Boland Granite fynbos and Kogelberg Sandstone fynbos with patches of afrotemperate forest. From the 1930s, first order catchment experiments were established in the valley by the Jonkershoek Forestry Research Centre (JFRC) under the auspices of the South African Forestry Research Institute (SAFRI). The catchments were sequentially planted to pine species. Gauged weirs were built in the experimental catchments. Long term records exist for five gauged pine planted catchments and one natural fynbos catchment. The Swartboskloof catchment, located in the Jonkershoek valley, was the site of fire experiments in the 1970s and 80s.

It contains daily weather data. The information has been obtained from meteorological stations located in Sierra Nevada