Multi-City Urban Hydrometeorology Database

Welcome to the metadata site for MUHD (Multi-City Urban Hydrometeorology Database). MUHD is a collection of urban hydrometeorological observation networks around the globe, ranging over more than 30 years. Each observation network contains one or more observation site. Each site has or has had hydrometeorological observation instruments deployed there. This site contains only information on the metadata of the observation networks, sites and instruments, the observation data itself is stored on Zenodo. MUDH is currently administered by the Urban Micromet Group at the University of Reading, UK.

MUHD metadata

• 1. User guide
  • 1.1. Definitions
  • 1.2. Finding data
  • 1.3. Instrument page structure
  • 1.4. Site page structure
• 2. Networks
  • 2.1. AIRPRO
  • 2.2. BLTER
  • 2.3. Chicago
  • 2.4. ClearfLo
  • 2.5. IndoorLUMA
  • 2.6. LUMA
  • 2.7. MAGIC
  • 2.8. MetOffice
  • 2.9. MexicoCity
  • 2.10. ReFresh
  • 2.11. Sacramento
  • 2.12. TokyoIT
  • 2.13. Vancouver
• 3. Instrument types
  • 3.1. 1D Sonic Anemometer
  • 3.2. 2D Laser Doppler Anemometer (U-V mode)
  • 3.3. 2D Laser Doppler Anemometer (U-W mode)
  • 3.4. 3D Sonic Anemometer
  • 3.5. Anemometer
  • 3.6. Barometer
  • 3.7. Ceilometer
  • 3.8. Gas Analyser Processor
  • 3.9. Gas Analyser
  • 3.10. Gill
  • 3.11. IR Thermometer
  • 3.12. Infrared Radiometer
  • 3.13. Krypton Hygrometer
  • 3.14. Large Aperture Scintillometer
  • 3.15. Leaf Wetness Sensor
  • 3.16. Microlite
  • 3.17. Net Radiometer
  • 3.18. Pyranometer
  • 3.19. Quantum (PAR)
  • 3.20. RH probe
  • 3.21. Rain Gauge
  • 3.22. Soil Moisture Probe
  • 3.23. Spectral Pyranometer
  • 3.24. Sunshine Pyranometer
  • 3.25. Temperature and RH probe
  • 3.26. Temperature probe
  • 3.27. Thermal Camera
  • 3.28. Thermocouple
  • 3.29. UVA Sensor
  • 3.30. UVB Sensor
  • 3.31. WXT
  • 3.32. Water Temperature Sensor
  • 3.33. Weather station
  • 3.34. Web data
• 4. Acknowledgements
  • 4.1. Sites
  • 4.2. Funders
  • 4.3. People

Tip

1. Stuck? the user guide is a useful place to start.

2. Please report issues at GitHub Issues. Go from the page with the problem - an automatic link will be inserted. Thanks.