Large Data Set Flashcards

1
Q

South to North UK

A

Camborne (costal- windier)
Hurn
Heathrow (London)
Leeming
Leuchars (coastal - windier)

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2
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Temperature?

A

units: celcius
typical range: 5- 24
details: warmer in summer

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3
Q

Rainfall?

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units: mm
typical range: 0-20
details: many tr values

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4
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sunshine?

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units: hours
typical range: 0-14
details: more in summer

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5
Q

cloud clover?

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units: oktas
typical range: 0-8
details: means what fraction of the sky is covered

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6
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humidity?

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units: %
typical range: 70/100
details: integers only

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7
Q

Visibilty?

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units: decametre
typical range: 200-4000
details: rounded to the nearest 100

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8
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Pressure?

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units: hPA hectopascal
typical range: 990-1040
details: integers

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9
Q

tr meaning?

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Trace of water 0< x =< 0.05

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10
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Windspeed?

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units: kn (knots)
typical range: 3-10
details: integers only

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11
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Wind speed Beautfort conversion?

A

Qualitative ( just waffle)
units: light, moderate ect

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12
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Max gust?

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units: knots
typical range: 8-50
details: integers

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13
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Wind direction? (bearing)

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units: 0- 360 dgrees
typical range: 10-360
details: only multiples of 10

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14
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Wind direction? Cardinal

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units: N S E W

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15
Q

Jacksonville?

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Florida (USA)
hot summers
hurricanes in October

Northern Hemisphere

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16
Q

Beiging?

A

China
Hotter and wetter summers
Colder winters
Northern Hemisphere

17
Q

Perth?

A

Australia
Flipped seasons
Southern Hemisphere

18
Q

What months does the large data set take into account?

A

From May to October
2015 and 1987