SRML stations: Burns, OR

Latitude: 43.519 (N)
Longitude: -119.022 (E+)
Altitude: 1270 m


Solar and meteorological monitoring equipment at the Burns Oregon station.

Burns Station
Southwest view of the Burns Oregon monitoring station.
The Burns station has a two axis tracker. On the tracker is a pyrheliometer for direct normal measurements, a pyranometer under a shade ball for diffuse horizontal measurements, and a pyrgeometer for infrared measurements. An additional horizontal unshaded pyranometer (Not pictured) is used to measure the global horizontal irradiance.
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Data type Instrument Calibration History Period of record
Solar radiation data
Global EKO MS-80 S180030063 2019/08-now
Eppley PSP 17523F3 2001/08-2021/07
Eppley PSP 17846F3 1979/04-2001/08
Direct normal Eppley NIP 17829E6 1987/07-now, 1979/04-1981/12
Eppley NIP 18948E6 1983/09-1987/07
Eppley NIP 17668E6 1983/03-1983/09
Eppley NIP 21149E6 1981/12-1983/03
Diffuse Schenk Star 1327 2019/08-now
[Calculated] 1979/04-2019/08
Long Wavelength Down Eppley PIR 2021-now
Net IR Eppley PIR 2021-now
PIR Case Temperature Eppley PIR 2021-now
PIR Dome Temperature Eppley PIR 2021-now
Meteorological data
Temperature   1980-now

Notes:
The Burns station is located at the Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center.

In April 1982, the Burns station moved from downtown Burns (lat. 43.58, long. 119.05, alt. 1295 m) to its present location.