Data Quality Reports for Session: 179522 User: osmanm1 Completed: 09/08/2016


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DQR IDSubjectData Streams Affected Data Quality Metric
D140702.4TWP/DL/C3 - No signaltwpdlfptC3.b1Incorrect
D141120.1TWP/DL/C3 - Fault in RF attenuatortwpdlfptC3.b1Incorrect
D160229.4TWP/DL/DLPROF/C3 - Instrumental artifact in vertical velocity variance profilestwpdlfptC3.b1Suspect


DQRID : D140702.4
Start DateStart TimeEnd DateEnd Time Data Quality Metric
06/16/2014033007/02/20140000Incorrect
Subject:
TWP/DL/C3 - No signal
DataStreams:twpdlfptC3.b1
Description:
Laser and/or detection system failed resulting in no signal. The radial velocity and 
backscatter measurements are nothing but pure noise, i.e. no atmospheric signal.
Measurements:twpdlfptC3.b1:
  • intensity
  • Radial velocity(radial_velocity)
  • Attenuated backscatter(attenuated_backscatter)


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DQRID : D141120.1
Start DateStart TimeEnd DateEnd Time Data Quality Metric
06/16/2014000011/05/20140641Incorrect
Subject:
TWP/DL/C3 - Fault in RF attenuator
DataStreams:twpdlfptC3.b1
Description:
The instrument was shipped to the vendor (Halo Photonics) for repair. The root cause of 
the problem was traced to an intermittent fault in an RF attenuator in the transmitter. The 
RF attenuator was replaced. 

In addition to the repair, several upgrades were performed. These included the 
installation of a new PC with Win7, new control software, and the installation of a tip-tilt sensor.
Measurements:twpdlfptC3.b1:
  • intensity
  • Radial velocity(radial_velocity)
  • Attenuated backscatter(attenuated_backscatter)


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DQRID : D160229.4
Start DateStart TimeEnd DateEnd Time Data Quality Metric
12/13/2010180006/16/20140500Suspect
Subject:
TWP/DL/DLPROF/C3 - Instrumental artifact in vertical velocity variance profiles
DataStreams:twpdlfptC3.b1
Description:
Long-term averages of vertical velocity variance profiles developed from vertical staring 
data show a height-dependent sinusoidal modulation superimposed on the atmospheric 
variance profile. This modulation causes a wiggle in the variance profile. The period of the 
wiggle is about 350 m, and the effect is most obvious during hot afternoon periods in the 
summer months. The exact cause of this problem is not known, but we suspect that it may be 
caused by temperature sensitivity in beam alignment.
Measurements:twpdlfptC3.b1:
  • Radial velocity(radial_velocity)


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