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Near Real-Time Data
​Anaktuvuk Pass Davis Weather Station

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​The Davis Instruments weather station in Anaktuvuk Pass was installed in June 2023. This station was installed in collaboration with Gardens in the Arctic. The weather station is composed of the following instruments:
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-Air temperature/relative humidity sensor
-Anemometer wind speed and direction sensor
-Rain gauge
-Barometric pressure
-Pyranometer (solar radiation)

A Photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) sensor sensor is also located here but it does not connect and upload to the network. 

To view data table in a new window, please click here.
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​The funding for this project is from the US National Science Foundation’s Navigating the New 
Arctic initiative under RISE award 2126965.
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This project is led by researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.  UA is an AA/EO employer and educational institution and prohibits illegal discrimination against any individual: www.alaska.edu/nondiscrimination.
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  • Home
  • Art and Science Walk
    • 1 Introduction Panel
    • 2 Finding Our Way Around Permafrost
    • 3 What Is Permafrost
    • 4 Types Of Permafrost
    • 5 The Active Layer
    • 6 The Farm Beneath Our Feet
    • 7 Mulch Zucchini
    • 8 People and Permafrost Grain
    • 9 Permafrost Drilling and Coring
    • 10 Ice Wedges In Fields
    • 11 Mapping Using Remote Sensing
    • 12 Polygons Of New Knowledge
    • 13 Canopy Collapse Thaw Crack
    • 14 Rings On The Move
    • 15 Drunken Trees Rings
    • 16 Story Of Slimtree Farm
    • 17 Movement Of Knowledge
    • 18 Credits
  • Meet the Team
    • UAF Researchers
    • Collaborating Farms
  • Methods
  • Near Real-time Data
    • Goldstream Valley
    • Farmers Loop
    • CHSR
    • UAF Farm
    • Anaktuvuk Pass
  • Publications and Media
  • Background Information
    • Permafrost in Alaska
    • Agriculture in Alaska
  • Contact Us