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Quality-checked station data for Austria in ten-minute resolution (v2)

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This data set contains measurement data from 1992 to the present day in 10-minute intervals. The weather stations of GeoSphere Austria form the only comprehensive meteorological measurement network in Austria. They represent the backbone of weather forecasting, climate products, climate research and dispersion calculations at GeoSphere Austria. Our measurements are transmitted to energy suppliers, transport companies, emergency services, etc. and are also used by international organisations, other weather services and the media. The approximately 260 measuring stations cover all climate regions and altitudes in Austria. Most of them are semi-automatic weather stations (TAWES) that record basic weather elements and forward them in real time to the Hohe Warte in Vienna. There, they are checked for quality and archived in databases. The majority of the measurement data in the dataset has been quality-checked since 2006. The quality status of individual parameters can be found in the quality flags with the name suffix _flag.
The dataset is updated every 10 minutes based on the archived databases, although retroactive changes may occur due to data verification.

Further reading
- Description of quality flags

Metadata

GeoSphere Austria
GeoSphere Austria
GeoSphere Austria
GeoSphere Austria ROR
https://doi.org/10.60669/8fya-7x87
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
14.02.2024
22.02.2024
20.05.2026 18:35 UTC
20.05.1992 06:10 UTC
10-minute
10-minute
UTC
Bounding Box: 46.44389 - 48.95464 °N, 9.60972 - 17.03556 °E
Projection: WGS84 - World Geodetic System 1984 (EPSG: 4326)
Precipitation, Temperature, Pressure, Radiation, Wind, Snow, Sunshine, Humidity
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https://doi.org/10.60669/5z4x-6t60 (Messstationen Zehnminutendaten v1)

The data in this dataset was collected via the TAWES measurement network and transferred to GeoSphere Austria as unverified ten-minute and one-minute data. It was then subjected to various automatic checks depending on its type and nature. Suspicious values were forwarded to the experts at GeoSphere Austria for manual verification. After a maximum of 1-3 working days, suspicious data was corrected, supplemented or deleted according to meteorological criteria. Depending on the parameter, the hourly data was stored either as a measured value at the top of the hour or as a derived variable (sum, mean value, extreme value, etc.).