FAIRUrbTemp dataset: street-level urban air temperature measurements across European networks

FAIRUrbTemp dataset is the first European-level dataset that consists of street-level (2-4 m) air temperature values from 12 European cities with different climates. In addition to level up the dataset, we developed an automatic serially quality control approach, which consists of 7 steps, and checked the quality of the dataset from different aspects. The data were collected from project partners of the COST Action FAIRNESS 20108 project. The aim was to collect data in the not cleaned version as much as possible and then apply the defined Quality Control to all of them and compare them with the same measure. Further detailed description of the dataset is presented in: <br>Amini, S., Huerta, A., Franke, J., Brugnara, Y., Caluwaerts, S., Anet, J., Savic, S., Gubler, M., Steeneveld, G.J.,Chapman, L., Meier, F., Dubreuil, V., Christen, A., Zeeman, M., Lalic, B., Schlögl, S., Käyhkö, J., Azadfar, A., Brönnimann, S. (2025) Compilation and quality assessment of street-level urban air temperature measurements across European networks.<br><br><br>File format: zip file of SEF files (Station Exchange format in *.tsv format) <br>Short description of the files: street-level air temperature data in each city. It consists of different sub-groups. <br>RAW: The raw data shared by the project partner. QC: The quality-controlled version of the data. Flagged data and the reasons for the flags are described in the Meta section of the SEF files. <br><br>Hourly data: Aggregated data from the raw version and quality-controlled (QC) data. Results of the QC check are also documented in the Meta section. <br>DailyMax:Maximum values for each day, based on the QCed version. <br>DailyMin: Minimum values for each day, based on the QCed version.<br>