Shortwave and longwave radiative fluxes at the surface on Reeves Neve glacier (94-95)

The set of measurements were collected from November, 24th 1994 to January, 7th
1995 every ten minutes at the Reeves Neve glacier (1200 m ASL) with a Schenk
(mod. 8111) net pyrradiometer and a Schenk (mod. 8104) albedometer. With the
albedometer, downwelling and upwelling shortwave solar radiation (0.3-3 micron
spectral range) were measured. At the same time, with the net pyrradiometer,
downwelling and upwelling total radiation in the spectral range from 0.3 to 60
micron were also recorded. These last two quantities were not corrected for the
pyrradiometer internal temperature, that is in any case given in the dataset.
Other parameters useful for energy balance calculations at the surface are also
given: air temperature (degrees C), ground temperature at 10 cm depth, ground
temperature at 50 cm depth, ground temperature at 100 cm depth. The values were
obtained as mean values on a time interval of 10 minutes of 1 minute values.