18th WMO-GAW BREWER WORKSHOP – VIRTUAL FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT This is the first announcement for the 18th WMO-GAW Brewer Ozone Spectrophotometer workshop.The event will be hosted online by WMO on Microsoft Teams as a series of three sessions, each addressing a particular theme. The sessions are as follows: Session 1. (Mon 14th June 2021,…
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Foreword Dear EuBrewNet contributor – in our second newsletter we tell you how your data is being used by more and more researchers and how it is becoming more visible through cooperation with NDACC and WOUDC. Along with other technical updates, including the new version 2 algorithm, EuBrewNet also now offers more data products and…
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We are happy to announce that it is now possible to generate WOUDC files in EUBREWNET! For example, you can generate monthly CSV files using: http://eubrewnet.aemet.es/eubrewnet/woudc/csv?brewerid=157&date=2019-01&level=1.5&file_version=1 Please replace 157 with the serial number of your Brewer, enter the desired month, and specify the EUBREWNET product level to generate (1.5 or 2). More detailed information on…
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Eubrewnet’s products are processed using the configurations stored in its data server. These configurations include at least the same information as the standard ICF files. In this guide we briefly describe how to create a new configuration or update an existing one. More information can be found in the User Manual at the Eubrewnet Wiki.…
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Foreword Dear EUBREWNET contributor – did you know that your data is now considered part of a fiducial reference network and is used for TROPOMI Sentinel 5P ozone validation? In this our first newsletter you can find out how EUBREWNET, which you all played a part in creating, has matured and developed and is working…
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We have created a new page with the most relevant papers and presentations related to Eubrewnet, see http://eubrewnet.aemet.es/cost1207/eubrewnets-bibliography/
We will keep updating this list in the upcoming months!
Each Brewer spectrophotometer communicates with a local PC where the raw data is stored. To upload the raw data from the client PC to the Eubrewnet database, a code written in Python 2.7 has to be set up in the local PC (or any other computer which has access to the Brewer raw data). When…
DetailsWe are pleased to announce the launch of the new Eubrewnet website design: http://eubrewnet.aemet.es/eubrewnet Within the work of updating the Eubrewnet website we are carrying out during last months, we have completely rebuilt the design and optimized the content of the pages to make the information more readable and easy to access. The new look…
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I’m pleased to announce that AEMET is going to support EUBREWNET using an internal projects. Two new positions are now open for a senior and junior researcher to work on database maintenance and on development of the new products. In future we will be able to give support to new stations and…
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