Experimental Lab

The Experimental Lab at the Climatology Department is responsible for the development of hard- and software solutions for the observation, analysis and management of atmospheric data. The experimental lab includes various components for the stationary and mobile measurements as well as software solutions for data management as well as data analysis for the urban climate observatory Berlin ( Link UCO ) and for experimental studies in research projects and courses.

AWS
Automatic weather station (AWS)
 
HuMVe
Human-biometeorological Vehicle (HuMVe)
 
Datenbank
Data management
 

Comparative measurements are carried out in field experiments or in the climatic chamber of the Institute of Ecology for sensor calibration and data quality control. Database systems are used for data management in order to document the workflow from raw data to pre-processing, import, calibration and filtering of data.

The BIOMET station is used for human-biometeorological studies. With three radiation balance sensors (Kipp & Zonen, CNR4), short- and long-wave radiation flux densities from six directions are measured in order to derive mean radiation temperature. The BIOMET station can be used stationary or mobile observations.

The makerspace of the Chair of Climatology is used for the development, production and application of measurement systems with low-cost sensors and microcontrollers for experimental studies in research projects and courses.

Klimakammer
Climatic chamber
 
Makerspace
Makerspace
 
BIOMET Station
BIOMET Station
 

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Postal address:

Fachgebiet Klimatologie
Institut für Ökologie
TU Berlin
Rothenburgstraße 12
D-12165 Berlin

Location

Lead and contact:

Achim Holtmann

Publications

Jähnicke, B. et al. (2015):
Evaluating the Effects of Facade Greening on Human Bioclimate in a Complex Urban Environment. Advances in Meteorology, 2015. DOI: 10.1155/2015/747259
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