Sience Field
Governmental Institutions => Japan Meteorological Agency(JMA)
Monitoring => Governmental Institutions
IPY => Governmental Institutions
Overview | |
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Title | Aerosols and solar radiation |
Sub-Title | Aerosols and solar radiation data |
Data Summary | Direct solar radiation observation and atmospheric turbidity observation at Syowa station (SYO) were started in 1968 and 1985, respectively. Moreover diffuse solar radiation observation, infrared radiation observation, broadband ultraviolet radiation observation, and surface radiation observation were started in 1991, and since then Syowa station had been run as a station of Baseline Surface Radiation Network (BSRN). Observation data is reported to the World Radiation Monitoring Center (WRMC). In addition, quality control of data is performed after return to Japan and data is released by means of Japan Meteorological Agency website within one year. |
About Observation | |
Spatial Coverage | |
Data Location | Syowa Station |
Observaion Period / Temporal Coverage |
1968 - present |
Data Period | 1968 - present |
Observation Photo |
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Data Details | |
Data Name | Aerosols and solar radiation data |
Data Format | digital |
Data Recording / Acquisition Sampling |
Continuation, once every second (except Skyradiometer : once every minute) |
Observation Instruments | Pyranometer, Pyrheliometer, Pyrgeometer, UV radiometer, and Skyradiometer |
Sample Data |
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Publication | |
Publication method | Japan Meteorological Agency website (Antarctic Meteorological Data)(https://www.data.jma.go.jp/antarctic/datareport/03_sfc_rad/sfc_rad_e.html) World Ozone and Ultraviolet Radiation Data Centre (https://bsrn.awi.de/) |
Data Policy | |
Data Center (Contact Person) |
JMA (Japan Meteorologoca Agency) Office of Antarctic Observaions |
antarctic (at) met.kishou.go.jp | |
Related Organization | WMO (World Meteorological Organization) WRC (World Radiation Center) |
Scientific Results / Publication |
Antarctic Record |
Digital Object Identifier(DOI) | |
Creator | |
Publisher | National Institute of Polar Research |