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Rugged, outdoor Tinytag data loggers provide temperature data for weather observation
Two Tinytag Plus 2 (TGP-4020) data loggers and one Tinytag Ultra 2 (TGU-4020) are used in Trevor Goodall’s weather observation station. The data contributes to Trevor’s personal weather record, as well as being sent to other weather observers and the local community.
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Monitoring temperatures of Antarctic soil
As our climate changes, rising temperatures are having untold effects on the Earth’s ecosystems. A team of researchers from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) have used Tinytag data loggers to investigate how increasing temperatures in maritime Antarctica could impact the growth of a decomposer fungus that inhabits Antarctic soil.
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Tinytags used in Peak District Moorland Conservation and Restoration Project
Tinytag count data loggers are connected to a tipping bucket rain gauge specially adapted to monitor overland surface run-off.
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Scottish Environment Protection Agency chooses Tinytags
Tinytag count input data loggers are connected to rain gauges to record rainfall data as part of vital flood warning work.
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Historic England uses Tinytags in building research
Tinytag Instrumentation data loggers were used with solarimeter sensors, while Plus 2 loggers were used to measure outdoor temperatures.
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Tinytags used at the British Cave Monitoring Centre
The loggers provide continuous data at the first permanent cave monitoring centre in the UK.
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Tinytags monitor Antarctic snow algae
The loggers were left to record the temperature of snow fields during the Antarctic summer.
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Tinytags monitor cave temperatures as part of climate change research
A total of six Tinytag Plus 2 data loggers were used in a study whose final aim is to reconstruct past climate changes recorded by stalagmites from these caves.
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Tinytag data loggers monitor extremes of temperature in Switzerland
Robust outdoor data loggers monitor air temperatures in geological depressions to pinpoint areas of extreme cold.
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Tinytag data logger records temperatures on greenland crossing
The Tinytag Plus 2 data logger monitored temperature during the month long 580km unsupported expedition and during a training week in extreme conditions in northern Norway.
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Using Tinytags for studying sediment movement in rivers
The recorded data provided by the impact logger, based on an OEM version of a Tinytag count logger, provides information about sediment transport, erosion and deposition in rivers and streams.
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Tinytags used in natural woodland research
Temperature and humidity is recorded above and below ground as part of a research project investigating the carbon dynamics of a natural UK woodland.
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Tinytags used to verify readings in an automatic weather station
Robust data loggers monitor environmental conditions over time to provide readings for comparison with an automatic weather station, and for submission to the Met Office and the Climatologist Observers Link.
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Tinytags used to record data for weather observation
Robust outdoor data loggers are used in amateur weather observation to record environmental conditions, and are also used to verify readings from other recording equipment.
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Tinytags – logging on the roof of the world
Robustness and durability are essential for Tinytag data loggers left to monitor glacial temperature and help evaluate glacier contributions to stream flow in the world’s highest mountain region, the Himalayas.
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Using Tinytags for high resolution rainfall monitoring
The resulting data recorded by the rain gauge, collated by a Tinytag count logger, accurately reflects the rate at which rain falls, a parameter just as important as the total quantity of rain.
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Tinytag loggers help monitor climate change
Climatic changes are being investigated by monitoring environmental conditions in caves using temperature data loggers, while a drip counter based on a Tinytag count logger investigates the relationship between rainfall and the formation of stalagmites.
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Temperature and relative humidity data loggers | research and monitoring applications | Centre for Ecology & Hydrology | grasslands restoration
As part of a project to restore species-rich grasslands on ex-arable land, robust Tinytag data loggers record soil temperature and RH to help understand planting and growing conditions. The loggers provide patterns of temperature and humidity data to help optimise seed germination.
