Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring
FAIR Overall Score
Abstract
Low-cost cloud-connected position-enriched sensors for mobile monitoring of several environmental parameters have been tested in the city of Bolzano (Italy), proving their suitability in identifying the spatial variability of the local climate in relation to the urban morphology, and for highlighting the presence of urban heat island. An exploratory field campaign has been carried out in May 2021 to monitor the diurnal evolution of the microclimate conditions (Tair/RH fields). Data have been acquired performing three sessions during daytime on weekdays: at morning (i.e. 08:30-10:30), noon (i.e. 12:00-14:00), and afternoon (i.e. 16:00-18:00). The measurements have been carried out in 8 days, chosen for the stationary weather conditions (i.e. clear sky and absence of wind). The selected pathway has a length of 9 km, starting and ending at NOI Techpark, crosses the city center and reaches the northern part of the city. It is specifically designed to monitor areas of Bolzano characterized by different land use, urban morphology, and human activities.
Keywords
Supplemental information
No information provided
Legal constraints
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0): You are free to share and adapt under the following conditions: attribution and no additional restriction. (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.en)
Download online resources
SHAPE-ZIP · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring charset UTF-8 · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring format_options=charset UTF-8 · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring csv · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring excel · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring gml2 · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring json · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring text xml +subtype gml 3.1.1 · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring image/png · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring image/png · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring application pdf · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring image jpeg · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring image png · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring image/png8 · Mobile Microclimatic Urban Monitoring
FAIR Overall Score: 77%
| Principle | Score | Earned | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Findable | 57% | 4 of 7 | moderate |
| Accessible | 100% | 7 of 7 | advanced |
| Interoperable | 67% | 4 of 6 | moderate |
| Reusable | 83% | 5 of 6 | moderate |
Evaluated by F-UJI web service: Anusuriya Devaraju, & Robert Huber. (2020). F-UJI - An Automated FAIR Data Assessment Tool. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6361400
Related docs
| # | Name | Description | Link | Date published | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Maps web services URLs | Here you can find all the available web service URLs provided by Maps, to consume datasets through an interoperable client (QGIS, Python, etc.) or to develop codes for analysis. The most relevant services to access datasets are: WMS (Web Map Service) to visualize layers in a map and to query them); WFS (Web Feature Service) or WCS (Web Coverage Service) to download raw datsets and use them for deep analysis or transformation. | Link | Dec. 13, 2021 | Maps |
| 2 | maps.eurac.edu documentation | maps.eurac.edu is based on Geonode, here the link to the official documentation | Link | April 28, 2021 | Maps |