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Castle Creek

The Castle Creek Station was installed in 2019 and began collecting data in the summer of 2020. Located at an elevation of around 11,500 feet, the station is located in a clearing on a sub-alpine slope. This station is powered by solar panel and measures snow depth, wind speed and direction, radiative balance, air temperature, relative humidity, soil temperature at an 8in depth, and soil moisture at 2, 8, and 20 inch depths.
Soil at a Glance:
Data not yet available
Measurements:
Air Temperature | Relative Humidity | Rain | Soil Moisture at 2, 8, and 20in (5, 20, and 51cm) | Soil Temperature at 8in | Snow depth | Wind Speed/Direction | Radiative Balance
View the Live Data
Data are logged hourly and transmitted to a database via satellite. We are in the process of revising our data-sharing platform, in the meantime, please contact Elise Osenga with data requests: eliseo at agci.org
Funders:
This station was funded by: City of Aspen, and was installed on Pitkin County public land by special permission from the county. It was installed and is operated by AGCI.
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