DLR Falcon in situ and University MAinz Quantum Cascade Absorption Spectrometer (UMAQS) data from research flights RF07 and RF08 on 28 January 2016

(1) In situ data from RF07 on 28 January 2016 1 Hz nose boom data and trace gase data from the University MAinz Quantum Cascade Absorption Spectrometer (UMAQS) Falcon_20160128a.cvs 10 Hz nose boom data: HALO-DB_dataset6470_release1_cmet_20160128a_10Hz 100 Hz nose boom data along the leg called RF07_FL2 in the papers listed below: HALO-DB_dataset5293_release1_cmet_20160128a_Leg1.nc (2) In situ data from RF08 on 28 January 2016 1 Hz nose boom data and trace gase data from the University MAinz Quantum Cascade Absorption Spectrometer (UMAQS) Falcon_20160128b.cvs 10 Hz nose boom data: HALO-DB_dataset6471_release1_cmet_20160128b_10Hz 100 Hz nose boom data along the leg called RF08_FL1 in the papers listed below: HALO-DB_dataset5294_release1_cmet_20160128b_Leg1.nc Dörnbrack, A., 2024: Transient Tropopause Waves, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 81, 1647–1668, https://doi.org/10.1175/JAS-D-24-0037.1 Gisinger, S., Wagner, J., & Witschas, B., 2020: Airborne measurements and large-eddy simulations of small-scale gravity waves at the tropopause inversion layer overScandinavia. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 20(16), 10091–10109. https://doi.org/10.5194/acp-20-10091-2020