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This dataset is relative to the "albedo effect" experiment that has been carried out in the winter 2016/2017 in Balme, Turin, Italy, during project MeteoMet 2. The experiment consists in two measurement points, 20 m apart, in an open flat field, each hosting 6 different meteorological temperature sensors and shields in a pair, so that each of the systems in one measurement point has an identical twin in the other measurement point. Each measurement point also hosts an albedometer to measure incident and reflected radiation and hygrometers. In a third measurement point, wind speed is measured. The difference between the two main measurement points is that on point "a", snow was left for the whole winter, while on point "b" it was removed in 4 occasions (30 November, 22 December 2016, 20 January and 23 February 2017). The height of the snow never exceeded 40 cm.
air temperature, MeteoMet, albedo
air temperature, MeteoMet, albedo
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