DOWNLOAD RING 2 DATA Welcome to the data download section. This section allows you to download data from individual or multiple Ring 2 sites. Please Note: Use of this section and of these data
must be in accordance to the terms and conditions
listed in the Fair Use
policy. If you have any questions about use of
these data or the Fair Use policy, please contact a
member of the group at co2@meteo.psu.edu.
Updated as of February 2014: MCI
Ring 2 CO2 concentration data is now available from
the Oak Ridge National Laboratory DAAC.
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Centerville, Iowa |
Latitude: 40.7919 N
Longitude: 92.8775 W
Sampling Height:
30/110 m
AGL
Elevation: 286 m above MSL |
Instrument Type:
CRDS CADS06 (Picarro,
Inc.)
Install Date:
Apr 27, 2007
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Kewanee, Illinois |
Latitude: 41.2762 N
Longitude: 89.9724 W
Sampling Height:
30/140 m
AGL
Elevation: 247 m above MSL |
Instrument Type:
CRDS CADS05
(Picarro, Inc.)
Install Date:
Apr 26, 2007
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Round Lake, Minnesota |
Latitude: 43.5263 N
Longitude: 95.4137 W
Sampling Height:
30/110 m
AGL
Elevation: 469 m above MSL
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Instrument
Type:
CRDS CADS01/CADS03 (Picarro, Inc.)
Install
Date:
May 1, 2007
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Mead, Nebraska |
Latitude: 41.1386 N
Longitude: 96.4559 W
Sampling Height:
30/122 m
AGL
Elevation: 358 m above MSL Link to Ameriflux tower data (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) |
Instrument
Type:
CRDS CADS01/CADS07 (Picarro, Inc.)
Install
Date:
Apr 30, 2007
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Galesville, Wisconsin |
Latitude: 44.0910 N
Longitude: 91.3382 W
Sampling Height:
30/122 m
AGL
Elevation: 251 m above MSL |
Instrument
Type:
CRDS CADS08 (Picarro, Inc.)
Install
Date:
June 29, 2007
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Rosemount, Minnesota (PI:
T.J. Griffis at University of Minnesota)
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Latitude: 44.6886 N
Longitude: 93.0728 W
Sampling Height:
100/200
m
AGL
Elevation: 290 m above MSL
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Instrument
Type:
Tunable diode laser (TGA100, Campbell
Scientific Inc.)
Install
Date:
June 1, 2007
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*In addition to the Ring 2 sites, Penn State also collects well-calibrated CO2 measurements in support of AmeriFlux. The Penn State Ameriflux sites are part of what is intended to be a long-term network. One of these sites, Missouri Ozarks, is location in the RING2 region. For more information and to download data from these sites, click on the hyperlink above.