Site description: Near valley bottom; Habitat type Tshe/Rhma/Bene
Map elevation: 490 meters
(No GPS data for this point.)
Aspect: 315 degrees Slope: 14 degrees
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Measurement period:: 19720629 - 19950710
Comments:
Daily Variables:
29 Jun 1972 to 16 Oct 1972:
Mean, max, min sunrise to sunrise temperature
Mean daytime, mean nighttime temperature
16 Oct 1972 to 20 Jan 1981:
Mean sunrise to sunrise temperature
Mean, max daytime temperature
Mean, min nighttime temperature
20 Jan 1981 to 08 Jan 1982:
Mean, max, min sunrise to sunrise temperature
Mean daytime, mean nighttime temperature
08 Jan 1982 to 10 July 1995:
Mean, max, min daily (midnight to midnight) temperature
Mean, max, min daytime temperature
Mean, max, min nighttime temperature
Time of max, time of min for daily, daytime, nighttime
Sensor height: 100 cm
60 cm (repositioned 01 Oct 1991)
Notes: Before 16 Oct 1972, daytime length was determined for the 15th of the
month, and used for the entire month. After this time, an algorithm
was developed to determine daily day length. Changes in measured
temperature parameters were due to changes in the digitizing program
used to process chart data. All daily summaries are based on a
sunrise to sunrise day before 08 Jan 1982.
Beginning 08 Jan 1982, a true daily summary is available due to the use
of a revised digitizing program. The revised program produces output
similar to the CR10 dataloggers used for thermographs.
PROBE 01:
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Measurement period:: 19720629 - 19950710
Comments:
Daily Variables:
29 Jun 1972 to 08 Jan 1982:
Mean sunrise to sunrise temperature only
08 Jan 1982 to 10 July 1995:
Mean, max, min daily (midnight to midnight) temperature
Mean, max, min daytime temperature
Mean, max, min nighttime temperature
Time of max, time of min for daily, daytime, nighttime
Sensor depth: 20 cm
Notes: Soil temperature was digitized on a sunrise to sunrise basis.
After 08 Jan 1982 a true daily summary is available due to the use
of a revised digitizing program. The revised program produces
output similar to the CR10 dataloggers used for thermographs.
PROBE 02: