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Tower (Flux) Observation at EGAT-Tower

Result of the observation at the EGAT Tower (Daily average value) provided by Mr. Toda, FFPRI, Japan. Link to GAME-AAN dataset is also provided.
 

Flux Observation at KogMa Forest Site

GAME-AAN dataset contains observation recorded at Kog-Ma forest site. A link is provided to the dataset.
 

Flux Observation at Sukhothai Paddy Field

Daily flux data observed at GAME-T paddy field site near Sukhothai. Dataset was fed by Prof. Aoki, Tokyo University of Agruculture and Technology, Japan.
 

Mirror Dataset of GAME-AAN flux observation

This is the mirrored (copied) dataset of GAME-AAN result for 1998.
 

Mae Chaem River intensive rainfall observation

A group lead by Dr. Kuraji et al. set 15 rainfall gauges within Mae Cham River Basin. They published the observed rainfall data. Monthly and Daily values are available(at longest, 1997/09/03-2001/End are available).
2003Sep08 : Datasets for 2000 and 2001 Added!
 

Khuwae Noi River water balance observation

A group lead by Sub Director Mr. Nakane, Japan, and RID staffs set intensive hydrometeorological observation network in Khuwae Noi River basin. Their measurement continued from 1996 to 2000. This is a complete copy of their final dataset product. Prof. Nakae distributed it to GAME-T Data center.
2003 Mar 21 New!
 

Solar Radiation Observation for all over Thailand

A group lead by Prof. Aoki has been observing solar radiation amount at eleven TMD-AGROMET stations. Daily values are now distributed to this data-center and now under processing.
 

Strategy of 1-D flux observation in GAME-T

From The Implementation Plan of GAME-Tropics (draft, 1996). You can easily know the entire plan of point flux observation in GAME-T.
 

Flux observation at Sukhothai paddy field

Notice : Above link is outside of this DataCenter (from GAIN) and contains no data
 

RID 'P.14' Station

Photo of P.14 river discharge station by Dr. Shiraki, Tokyo Univ., Japan. From Dr. Shiraki's record on GAME-T field observation.
 

Khuwae Noi River Watershed Experiment (in Japanese)

A group led by Mr. Nakane, National Research Center for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention, Japan , set discharge gauging equipment at 'N.22' point and 5 automatic weather station ,as well as some soil moisture measurement and 8 rain gauges, within Khwae Noi River basin (drainage area is about 4800km², range of altitude within watershed is approx. 50 to 2100m). This WWW resource gives us a brief explanation of that project and result.
 

Mae Chaem

Photo of some stations of Mae Chaem rainfall measurement project by Dr. Shiraki, Tokyo Univ., Japan. From Dr. Shiraki's record on GAME-T field observation.
 

[Overall]

Data Policy of Whole GAME

From GAIN-HUB WWW Site. Strategy, guideline for data exchange etc.

Data Collection Plan

From The Implementation Plan of GAME-Tropics draft in 1996, by Japanese sub-comittee on GAME-T.

GAME-T Observations at a glance

A 32KB GIF image showing observation schedule by Prof. Oki

GAME-T/Thailand/Chao Phraya Observing Stations

A 24KB GIF image showing a map of observation stations made by Prof. Oki (See also new black-and-white version).

Summary of GAME-T Data Plan

From AMON(Asian Meteorology Online Newsletter), VOL. 1, NO. 4 (September 1997). Brief introduction of GAME-T data management strategy by Prof. Oki