DACCIWA Savè super site. Atmospheric boundary layer properties and BC measured with the unmanned research aircraft ALADINA of the TU Braunschweig

The aircraft ALADINA is equipped with meteorological sensors for observing temperature (slow and fast sensor available), humidity (two different sensors available) and the wind speed vector (calculated from the flow angles alpha and beta of a five-hole probe, together with dynamic pressure and attitude). Further, an upward and a downward looking pyranometer are available. The data can be used to estimate cloud coverage, but cannot be used as absolutely calibrated values. Additionally, time, latitude, longitude, altitude and attitude of the aircraft are available. The data are provided for each of the records separately. A document providing the time sections for the different parts of the flight (vertical profiles, straight legs) is additionally included.