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Evergreen trees as radiation shields Near-surface ground temperature Guidelines for Sensor Deployment in TALL trees |
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This site is designed for people studying processes related to temperature in complex terrain. Extensive site-specific studies have been carried out across the globe. Here we strive to collect that information in one place and provide a set of tools that can easily be downloaded and used by anyone. |
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