EARTH OBSERVATION
CENTRE 
uARDRY
Current Weather
???
(Time = UTM)
State:
New South
Wales 
Latitude and Longitude:
Lat. 34°23'30"S Long. 145°18'17"E
Principal Investigators:
Fred Prata
Bob Cechet
Target:
Uardry is a grassland site which has been used over five years as a surface
radiation balance site as reported by Prata et al. (1995, 1996, 1999). It
has a permanent tower and continuous readings of solar radiation, albedo and
meteorological data. It has a suite of instruments forming a standard site for
the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. This site, together with another near
Alice Springs and one in the Northwest of Australia near Broome, forms part of
the CIGSN or Continental Integrated Ground Site Network and is part of the MODIS
set of sites. Since the Broome and Alice Springs sites can be affected by the
northern rainy season, Hay is selected for the early analysis.
Papers/Publications:
[to
be posted]
Graphics:
Meteorological Synopsis:
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