2018年11月27日 · We present an analysis of meteorological data from the second generation of the Kunlun Automated Weather Station (KLAWS-2G) at Dome A, Antarctica during 2015 and 2016. We find that a strong temperature inversion exists for all the elevations up to 14 m that KLAWS-2G can reach, and lasts for more than 10 hours for 50% or more of the time when ...

2018年10月12日 · Abstract: We present an analysis of meteorological data from the second generation of the Kunlun Automated Weather Station (KLAWS-2G) at Dome A, Antarctica during 2015 and 2016. We find that a strong temperature inversion exists for all the elevations up to 14 m that KLAWS-2G can reach, and lasts for more than 10 hours for 50% or more of the ...

Our second generation weather station KLAWS-2G (see Figure 1) was installed at Dome A in January 2015 by the 31st CHINARE (Chinese National Antarctica Research Expedition) team. KLAWS-2G has a 15m high mast, the same height as that of the first generation KLAWS (HU14). The mast supports ten temperature sensors, at heights of

2023年4月1日 · In 2015, an improved version called KLAWS-2G was installed by the 31st CHINARE team. KLAWS-2G has a 15 m high mast, upon which were mounted ten temperature sensors from − 1 m (i.e., below the ice level) to 14 m, seven wind speed and direction sensors from 2 m to 14 m, one air pressure sensor at 2 m, and one relative humidity sensor at 2 m.

2018年10月12日 · We present an analysis of meteorological data from the second generation of the Kunlun Automated Weather Station (KLAWS-2G) at Dome A, Antarctica during 2015 and 2016.

The second generation Kunlun Automated Weather Station (KLAWS-2G, see image) for monitoring astronomical site at Dome A has a mast of 15m high. At different heights, there are 10 temperature sensors (-1m, 0m, 1m, 2m, 4m, 6m, 8m, 10m, 12m and 14m), 7 wind speed and direction measurements (2m, 4m, 6m, 8m, 10m, 12m, and 14m), one pressure ...

We built a new automated weather station called "The Second Generation Kunlun Automated Weather Station (KLAWS-2G)" in 2014. It is a 15 meter tall mast with 10 temperature sensors, 7 anemometers, 1 barometer and 1 humidity sensor.

We present an analysis of meteorological data from the second generation of the Kunlun Automated Weather Station (KLAWS-2G) at Dome A, Antarctica during 2015 and 2016.

We present an analysis of meteorological data from the second generation of the Kunlun Automated Weather Station (KLAWS-2G) at Dome A, Antarctica during 2015 and 2016.

We present an analysis of meteorological data from the second generation of the Kunlun Automated Weather Station (KLAWS-2G at Dome A, Antarctica during 2015 and 2016. We find that a strong temperature inversion.