High-frequency data logging station list

For specified locations on Earth, it is now possible to output variables, for instance temperature or radiation or wind, at a very high frequency, a frequency which can be as high as the model time-step (in the order of seconds to a few minutes). As a comparison, over the full Earth, two­ dimensional variables are only outputted every 30 minutes due to the high storage requirement. This high-frequency data logging is needed for model evaluation activities and for the nextGEMS pilot project on solar power. Variables, location and sampling frequency can be chosen according to the user needs, as communicated to the modeling centers. After discussion with scientists and stakeholders, 30 locations were chosen for the high frequency data logging. These locations correspond to sites with high quality observations, with a renewable energy park or locations of previous field campaigns.

The table below shows a list of high-frequency logging site. More information can be found in the Deliverable 8.3.

Latitude [°]	Longitude [°]	Description
13.2	-59.4	EUREC4A 01
13.613	-56.7529	EUREC4A 02
14.1196	-57.121	EUREC4A 03
14.3131	-57.7165	EUREC4A 04
14.1196	-58.312	EUREC4A 05
13.613	-58.6801	EUREC4A 06
12.9869	-58.6801	EUREC4A 07
12.4803	-58.312	EUREC4A 08
12.2868	-57.7165	EUREC4A 09
12.4803	-57.121	EUREC4A 10
12.9869	-56.7529	EUREC4A 11
52.17	14.12	Lindenberg
51.97	4.93	Cabauw
67.37	26.63	Sodankyla Finland
36.61	-97.49	ARMS OKL
71.17	-156.48	Barrow Alaska
72.58	-38.48	Summit Greenland
-74.99	122.96	Dome C Antarctica
46.813	6.942	Payerne Switzerland
-2.145933	-59.005583	ATTO
-15.775435	-43.466896	IBER Minas Gerais/rad
-10.309269	-41.31803	IBER Bahia/wind
22.466893	-100.777205	IBER San Luis Potosi Mex/wind
22.087895	-101.602993	IBER Zacatecas Mex/rad
55.305482	-4.088157	IBER Scotland/wind
42.304491	-4.014777	IBER Burgos/wind
37.571131	-7.208683	IBER Huelva/rad
84.5914	14.7372	MOSAIC Polarstern in spring (warm spells)
88.8859	96.0429	MOSAIC Polarstern in autumn (rain event)
85.5852	13.248	MOSAIC Maximal ice production event in March