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GPM Ground Validation Airborne Snow Observatory (ASO) OLYMPEX V1The GPM Ground Validation Airborne Snow Observatory (ASO) OLYMPEX dataset consists of snow depth, bare earth surface, land surface classification and a Red, Green, Blue (RGB) composite image, provided at 3 m spatial resolution during the GPM Ground Validation Olympic Mountains Experiment (OLYMPEX) field campaign held in the Pacific Northwest. These data were collected by a Riegl Q1560 scanning LiD
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Lipid analysis in Deschampsia antarcticaThe data set consists of the following: - Biochemical analysis of Deschampsia leaves and root; - Chromatographic Analysis of membrane lipids (lipid profile); - Statistical Analysis; and - Comparison with other related species.
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Metabolic studies in Deschampsia antarcticaStudies related to the content of non-structural sweeten in Desachampsia antarctica, have been made since 1992. It has been found that the plant accumulates high levels of saccharose and fructose. Another evaluation is the respiratory and photosynthetic plant capacity under different environmental conditions. This plant does not present the photoinhibition process. It has been determinate the temp
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Response of Deschampsia to environmental conditions during the Antarctic summerThe data is derived from a study of the reaction of Deschampsia to environmental conditions during the Antarctic summer and consists of biochemical analyses of leaves, analyses by HPLC of lipids, analyses of antioxidants, statistical analyses, and comparison with other related species.
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Orbit Track and Monthly Averaged NO2 Volume Mixing Ratio Profiles from the Solar Mesosphere Explorer (SME) Visible SpectrometerThe SME nitrogen dioxide data were derived from radiance measurements made by the visible spectrometer in the spectral interval of 312 to 647 nm. Nitrogen dioxide volume mixing ratios are given for 8 pressure levels spaced evenly between 24 and 40 km. Horizontally the data cover from pole to pole at increments of 5 degrees. There are two data sets: the orbit track nitrogen dioxide data cover years