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Comment: Migrated to Confluence 4.0

Normally we do not use data at wind directions of +/- 45 degrees from 180 (in sonic coordinates), in order to eliminate winds blowing through the tower and into the back of the sonic.  Because However, because of the topography at RIM, I used data at +/- 60 about the nominal axis of the gap, SSW or 202.5 deg.  The tilt plots are done with respect to the sonic u axis, which was pointed to 253 degrees.  Thus in instrument coordinates, the acceptable data is from -10 deg to 110 deg.

Also at RIM, there is a systematic descent of air into the crater, i.e. a vertical flow normal to the "surface".   I find more believable realistic lean angles by setting w.off = 0 and use the latter results in the RIM cal_files.Can recalculate these at end of project.

sonic

lean (deg)

leanaz (deg)

w offset (cm/s)

3m.near

0.6 1

-3.5 2

-1 2

10m.near

1.0

11 9.5 9

-2

15m.near

0.6 5

47 43.9 2

0

20m.near

0.7 6

32 27.3 8

-1

25m.near

1.1 0

77 79.9 1

-1

30m.near

0.7

32 38.3 1

-1 2

35m.near

0.9 7

114 112.5 2

-2

40m.near

0.8 6

89 96.3 2

1 0

45m.near

1.2 1

47 33.8 7

-1

50m.near

1 0.0 8

37 34.4 0

0

5m.rim

1.5 3

-10291.8 -2  

1.1

-96.7

0

10m.rim

3.1

136.4

-14

2.2

-122.7

 

2.1

-132.5

0

15m.rim

2.9

-131.9

-20

 

1.4 7

-123107.2 5

0

20m.rim

2.8

-134.6

-22

 

1.2 4

-133109.0 7

0

25m.rim

2.7

-147.2

-25

 

1.1

-162119.1 2

0

30m.rim

3.1

-146.6

-26

 

1.4

-158126.7 2

0

35m.rim

1.2 .8

-139101.3 4

-29

 

0.8

-141.9

0

40m.rim

3.9

-131.0

-29

 

2.0 4

-123110.8

0

3m.far

1.0 1

-31.6 8

-1 2

3m.flr

0.5 7

167 162.6 1

-3

3m ssw2.ssw2 flr

10.2 1

-59.1 0

3 2

3m ssw4.ssw4 flr

30.6 5

-3938.4 2

-4 5