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Climate, Volume 8, Issue 3

March 2020 - 11 articles

Cover Story: An increasing plethora of both meteorological and ancillary data are presently available for climate research and applications in urban areas. The data are often held by local or national institutions (i.e., meteorological services, universities, or environmental agencies). This paper outlines 33 datasets, organized into three main categories of meteorological data resources (14 datasets) and four categories of ancillary data resources (19 datasets), selected for their potential to support urban climate studies but, also, for their free accessibility. Such a collection cannot be exhaustive, but we aim to draw attention to relevant freely available datasets with temporal and spatial resolutions that are appropriate for urban climatology. Each dataset contains information about its availability, limitations, and examples of research in urban areas. View this paper

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Meteorological and Ancillary Data Resources for Climate Research in Urban Areas

Sorin Cheval,
Dana Micu,
Alexandru Dumitrescu,
Anișoara Irimescu,
Maria Frighenciu,
Cristian Iojă,
Nicu Constantin Tudose,
Șerban Davidescu and
Bogdan Antonescu

Climate2020, 8(3), 37;https://doi.org/10.3390/cli8030037

25 February 2020

An increasing plethora of both meteorological and ancillary data are presently available for climate research and applications in urban areas. The data are often held by local or national institutions (i.e., meteorological services, universities or e...

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