Measurement of Vertical Profiles of the Atmospheric Surface Layer With Low-Cost Instrumentation on Board a Drone

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David Christian De Lima Ferreira
David Christian De Lima Ferreira
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Marcio Cataldi
Marcio Cataldi
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Ivanovich Lache Salcedo
Ivanovich Lache Salcedo
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Flávia Rodrigues Pinheiro
Flávia Rodrigues Pinheiro
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Márcio Vinicius Aguiar Soares
Márcio Vinicius Aguiar Soares
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Gabriel Ferreira Subtil de Almeida
Gabriel Ferreira Subtil de Almeida
1 LAMMOC Group, Biosystems Engineering Graduate Program, Department of Agricultural and Environmental Engineering, Federal Fluminense University

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Atmospheric natural disasters can have their damage mitigated if meteorological alerts are disseminated on time. Among the ways to get data related to weather conditions are the use of atmospheric profilers and numerical models. Such resources can be used for studies related to the surface layer, which covers a range from 20 to 200 meters below the low troposphere. In order to make atmospheric experiments achievable, without great financial expenditure, a low-cost atmospheric profiler was developed together with the Laboratory of Monitoring and Numerical Modeling of Climate Systems (LAMMOC) of the Federal Fluminense University (UFF), to be on board a drone and based on prototyping with Arduino, which had as sensors the DHT22 for measuring temperature and relative humidity and the BMP280 for measuring atmospheric pressure.

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Atmospheric natural disasters can have their damage mitigated if meteorological alerts are disseminated on time. Among the ways to get data related to weather conditions are the use of atmospheric profilers and numerical models. Such resources can be used for studies related to the surface layer, which covers a range from 20 to 200 meters below the low troposphere. In order to make atmospheric experiments achievable, without great financial expenditure, a low-cost atmospheric profiler was developed together with the Laboratory of Monitoring and Numerical Modeling of Climate Systems (LAMMOC) of the Federal Fluminense University (UFF), to be on board a drone and based on prototyping with Arduino, which had as sensors the DHT22 for measuring temperature and relative humidity and the BMP280 for measuring atmospheric pressure.

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Measurement of Vertical Profiles of the Atmospheric Surface Layer With Low-Cost Instrumentation on Board a Drone

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Ivanovich Lache Salcedo
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Flávia Rodrigues Pinheiro
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Márcio Vinicius Aguiar Soares
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Gabriel Ferreira Subtil de Almeida
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