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Project: Colchester Reef Meteorological Monitoring

Dataset: Quality-Controlled Colchester Reef Meteorological Data

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Colchester Reef Meteorological Monitoring

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Quality-Controlled Colchester Reef Meteorological Data is licensed under a Creative Commons CC BY-SA - Attribution, Share alike 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://vmc.w3.uvm.edu/vmcdevel/data/archive/project/colchester-reef-meteorological-monitoring/dataset/colchester-reef-met-site/files

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Documents and Images

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Name	Date
Jim On Colchester Reef Measurements of air temperature, barometric pressure, windspeed, precipitation and humidity at the Colchester Reef Station. Readings are taken at sensor arrays at 32 meters and 38 meters above mean sea level. Basic quality control measures have been applied to the data.	2017

Related Information

Name	Date
2018 Water Temp Sensor Deployment Action PlanA plan on how to go about installing the new water temp sensor on August of 2018. This deployment involved John Truong and Mike Finnegan from FEMC, Steve Cluett, Brian, and Amelia Tarren from the Rubenstein Ecosystem Science Laboratory, and Mike Wickenden from Hero Divers. The deployment was successfully carried out on August 24, 2018.	2018