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# microclimEnebral

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This repository contains information about the dataset: 
Hourly temperature data from the ADAPTAMED Juniper-thicket plots located at two contrasting slopes (northern and southern) of Sierra Nevada mountain (Spain). Since 2017 several temperature loggers (n=21) were set up at five different microhabitat within High-mountain scrublands: stone, shrubland (Genista species), shrubland (Juniperus communis), open ground, and wet meadow. The sensors (HOBO TidbiT Temperature Data Logger) were placed at 5 cm depth. They record data every hour. Data were cleaned and validated by range.

## Dataset Description
The metadata of the dataset are available [here](https://obsnev.es/apps/adaptamed/metadatos/microclim-enebral/microclimEnebral.html)  

## Data availability 
The data are availabe [here](https://doi.org/10.23728/B2SHARE.1B31CD1247B54ED383F3499CAC398822) for direct download, and also are included in the following institutional repositories and databases: 

- [Climanevada](https://climanevada.obsnev.es). ClimaNevada is a database that compiles climate data around Sierra Nevada mountain range (southern Spain). 

- [SoilTemp]

## Data Policies 
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## Citation 
Prez-Luque, A. J., and Zamora, R. (2021). Hourly soil temperature data from Juniper-thicket ecosystems of Sierra Nevada LTER (Spain) [Data set]. https://doi.org/10.23728/B2SHARE.1B31CD1247B54ED383F3499CAC398822

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