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Rainfall observations datasets from Personal Weather Stations
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4TU.Centre for Research Datavia 4TU.ResearchData (via DataCite) · bijgewerkt 11 juli 2019
Wat erin zit
Two datasets of rainfall observations from Netatmo personal weather stations in the Amsterdam metropolitan area (25 months) and the Netherlands (1 month). Included are metadata files with the station locations and a readme.txt file with details on the dataset.
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