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Notebook presented at webinar on 23 March 2021, and it is a notebook for exploring the availability of ICOS data products from all domains. Explore the monthly availability of different data products per station and domain by interacting with the presented availability table. Link: https://exploredata.icos-cp.eu/user/jupyter/notebooks/icos_jupyter_notebooks/icos_data_availability_table.ipynb

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Notebook presented at webinar on 23 March 2021, and it is a notebook for exploring observations from the ICOS Atmospheric Station Network. The notebook contains visualizations of all available data from all current ICOS atmospheric stations, including widgets for calculating statistics and presenting interactive maps of the station network. Link: https://exploredata.icos-cp.eu/user/jupyter/notebooks/icos_jupyter_notebooks/icos_atmObs_statistics.ipynb

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Notebook presented at webinar on 23 March 2021. This notebook demonstrates the possibility to use two independent data sets. One is loaded from the ICOS Carbon Portal, ocean domain and contains data from a boat traveling from Europe to Brazil. The second data set contains similar data, collected from another boat travelling from Europe to South America, available at PANGAEA. Link: https://exploredata.icos-cp.eu/user/jupyter/notebooks/pylib_examples/ex3_multisource.ipynb

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Notebook presented at webinar on 19 May 2021. This a notebook for characterizing atmospheric stations based on their influence area computed with the atmospheric transport model STILT. The characterization is visualized by combining the average STILT-based footprint with an anthropogenic emissions database, a biogenic flux model, population density and other ancillary data layers. Link: https://exploredata.icos-cp.eu/user/jupyter/notebooks/icos_jupyter_notebooks/station_characterization.ipynb

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Notebook presented at webinar on 19 May 2021. This is a notebook for visualization of radiocarbon (14C) measurements at ICOS atmosphere stations and demonstration of how the 14C/C ratio in atmospheric CO2 can be used as a tracer to estimate the fossil component of CO2. The contaminating influence of 14C emissions from nuclear facilities on the 14C/C signal is estimated by combining STILT footprints with information from a European emission database. Link: https://exploredata.icos-cp.eu/user/jupyter/notebooks/icos_jupyter_notebooks/radiocarbon.ipynb

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Notebook presented at webinar on 19 May 2021. This is a notebook for testing the flask sampling strategy and selecting an appropriate CO-offset threshold to identify events with potentially high fossil fuel CO2 contribution based on CO2 and CO measurements at ICOS atmosphere stations and further analysis based on STILT footprints. Link: https://exploredata.icos-cp.eu/user/jupyter/notebooks/project_jupyter_notebooks/RINGO_T1.3/ICOS_flasksampling_fossilfuel.ipynb

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Notebook to be presented at webinar 2 June. Link:https://exploredata.icos-cp.eu/user/jupyter/notebooks/pylib_examples/ex1_data.ipynb

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Notebook to be presented at webinar 2 June. Link: https://exploredata.icos-cp.eu/user/jupyter/notebooks/pylib_examples/ex2_station.ipynb

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Notebook to be presented at webinar 2 June. Link: https://exploredata.icos-cp.eu/user/jupyter/notebooks/pylib_examples/ex4_collection.ipynb

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Can the cells in the notebook be run independently or do I need to run them sequentially?

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CO-offset threshold for mountain stations? 

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CO-offset threshold for mountain stations? 

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Could the CO-offset threshold be tested for mountain stations, e.g by select nighttime sampling?

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Use characterization notebook for new station?

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Use characterization notebook for new station?

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If I'm looking for a good place to set up a new station, could I run the characterization notebook also for this hypothetical stations?