Table 1.
The main features of each tower in a network of tall towers (JR-STATION) used for continuous long-term atmospheric CO2 and CH4 measurement over Siberia.
Figures & Tables
Identifying CodeLocationLatitudeLongitudeAir inlet heights (m)Elevation at tower base (m a.s.l)aBRZBerezorechka56°08′45″84°19′55″5, 20, 40, 80168KRSKarasevoe58°14′44″82°25′28″35, 6776IGRIgrim63°11′30″64°24′50″24, 479NOYNoyabrsk63°25′45″75°46′48″21, 43108DEMDemyanskoe59°47′29″70°52′16″45, 6363SVVSavvushka51°19′31″82°07′42″27, 52495AZVAzovo54°42′18″73°01′45″29, 50110VGNVaganovo54°29′50″62°19′29″42, 85192YAKYakutsk62°05′19″129°21′21″11, 77264
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