Data quality controlled from ADMIRARI radiometer during CHUVA campaign.
The data files have the following name: M03Dxx_ADMI_lev01.DAT with xx the day.
The first two rows in the file are legends indicating the content.
The file data content comprise of 13 columns:
- column 1: UTC hour (e.g. 14.5 means 14:30 UTC of the corresponding day)
- column 2: Brightness Temperature at 10.7 GHz, unit Kelvin.
- column 3: Brightness Temperature at 21.0 GHz, unit Kelvin.
- column 4: Brightness Temperature at 36.5 GHz, unit Kelvin.
- column 5: Polarization Difference at 10.7 GHz, unit Kelvin.
- column 6: Polarization Difference at 21.0 GHz, unit Kelvin.
- column 7: Polarization Difference at 36.5 GHz, unit Kelvin.
- column 8: Radiometer Elevation angle, unit Degrees.
- column 9: Radiometer Azimuth angle, unit Degrees.
- column10: Rain flag from the rain sensor, 0=no rain, 1= rain.
- column11: Ambient temperature, every ~10 seconds, unit Kelvin.
- column12: Pressure, every ~10 seconds, unit mbar.
- column13: MRR flag, indicates that at that time a MRR reflectivity profile
is available, 0=no reflectivity profile, 1=reflectivity profile available.

Undefined values or not available are indicated by NaN.
The Micro Rain Radar (MRR) was measuring only when rain was detected,
therefore the last column is a flag which indicates if rain was detected along
the observation volume. The MRR data are available in its correspondents data
files.

Questions: Pablo Saavedra Garfias pablosaa@uni-bonn.de