Temperature and vibration data of various drone flights over the Hürtgenwald

The data provided are vibration and temperature data collected during several fully automated flights of a tilting wing drone over the Hürtgenwald in NRW. The data were collected as part of a feasibility study on the transport of corneas by drone. The preparations may only be transprotated in a certain temperature range and must not be subjected to excessive vibrations. An MCP 9808 sensor and an MPU 6050 sensor were used to collect the data. The MPU sensor measures acceleration in the x, y and z directions in g and °/sec. The temperature is also recorded via this sensor, but since the temperature sensor is mounted directly next to the chip, a second temperature sensor (MCP9808) is used to detect any measurement errors. The sensors were placed right next to the sample. The flights usually lasted between 30 min and 35 min and the same route was always flown.