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This data repository contains radar data from 77 snow avalanches recorded using the GEODAR (GEOphysical flow dynamics using pulsed Doppler radAR) system at the Swiss full-scale avalanche testsite Vallée de la Sionne. GEODAR is a purpose built, advanced phased-array FMCW system. The data contain range-time plots of intensities gained from moving target identification (MTI) processing (-MTI.h5), an PDF preview image (-MTI.pdf), the trajectory of the front in range and time (-TRAJ-001.h5), the corresponding Thalweg as steepest descent from release area (-Thal-001.h5) and a processing info file in Matlab format (-info.mat). This document covers details about the different versions of the radar setup and raw data processing steps as well as a description of the repository content (see file geodar_repository.pdf).
The GEODAR system was build during a project founded by Natural Environment Research Council, grant ref. NE/F004621/1 and a follow up grant by Physical Sciences Research Council, grant ref. EP/K00767X/1.
{"references": ["K\u00f6hler, A., J. N. McElwaine, and B. Sovilla (2018), GEODAR Data and the Flow Regimes of Snow Avalanches, J. Geophys. Res., doi: 10.1002/2017JF004375"]}
snow avalanche, radar data, vallee de la sionne, front velocity, internal flow structure
snow avalanche, radar data, vallee de la sionne, front velocity, internal flow structure
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