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CentNet – A Deployable 100-Location Network for Surface Exchange Research

IUGG/IAMAS/JM03 #5124. CentNet – A Deployable 100-Location Network for Surface Exchange Research Steven P. Oncley, Steven R. Semmer , John Militzer , Gordon Maclean, Kurt Knudson , Christopher Golubieski , Ling-Ling Dong, Junhong Wang.

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CentNet – A Deployable 100-Location Network for Surface Exchange Research

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  1. IUGG/IAMAS/JM03 #5124 CentNet – A Deployable 100-Location Network for Surface Exchange Research Steven P. Oncley, Steven R. Semmer, John Militzer, Gordon Maclean, Kurt Knudson, Christopher Golubieski, Ling-Ling Dong, Junhong Wang Potential Applications: All require high quality sampling at many locations Hydrology Vegetative Canopies Urban Canopies

  2. Observations:With commercial, new, or hybrid sensors Meteorology: - Wind (3D) - Temperature - Humidity - Pressure (microbarograph?) - Precipitation (all phases) Surface Energy Fluxes: - Sensible and Latent Heat - Radiation (4 components; direct/diffuse?) - Soil Heating (Flux, temperature, moisture, Cp) Atmospheric Composition: - CO2 - Total column water vapor? - Ozone? - Aerosol size distribution? Surface Characterization - Camera - PAR (photosynthetically active radiation) - Radiative Surface Temperature - NDVI? - Sap Flow?

  3. Networking:Multi-level to conserve power; All samples transmitted Under Development: Input Welcome!

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