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wind (at 10 metres)

URI http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/S29/current/PE001250/
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Definition Applies to winds that are specifically said to have been corrected to, predicted, or measured at the ideal height of 10 metres above the surface of reference (ground level or sea surface).
Date 2018-01-26T17:02:33
Identifier SDN:S29::PE001250
Note accepted
Has Current Version 1
version 1
Broader S01:S017 physical entity Mapping: 1470877
S18:S1800014 wind Mapping: 1540779
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P01 BODC Parameter Usage Vocabulary - (7) [+]
P01:AWSSOP10 Speed (3D resultant) of wind (at 10 metres) {wind speed} in the atmosphere by port-mounted sonic anemometer and correction for atmospheric stability and to a height of 10m Mapping: 1599988
P01:AWSSOS10 Speed (3D resultant) of wind (at 10 metres) {wind speed} in the atmosphere by starboard-mounted sonic anemometer and correction for atmospheric stability and to a height of 10m Mapping: 1599916
P01:EWSBSO04 Speed 20-minute mean of wind (at 10 metres) {wind speed} in the atmosphere by in-situ sonic anemometer and computation from true wind speed using the COARE3.5 model (Edson et al. 2013) Mapping: 1693251
P01:EWSBSO02 Speed of wind (at 10 metres) {wind speed} in the atmosphere by in-situ sonic anemometer and correction for atmospheric stability and to a height of 10m Mapping: 1437034
P01:WIND10SP Speed of wind (at 10 metres) {wind speed} in the atmosphere by model prediction Mapping: 1437114
P01:WINDXMOD Velocity along x-axis of wind (at 10 metres) in the atmosphere by model prediction Mapping: 1600118
P01:WINDYMOD Velocity along y-axis of wind (at 10 metres) in the atmosphere by model prediction Mapping: 1600128

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