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Light (whitish) pixels represent lack of clouds. Darker (blacker) pixels
indicate heavier cloud obscuration. The data for these plots are from
www.aviationweather.gov,
specifically here.
The wind direction convention is that 0 degrees is a northly wind,
90 degrees is an easterly wind, 180 degrees is a southerly, and
270 degrees is a westerly wind.
Dust count is measured on the landing on the ARCSAT dome by
a Lighthouse
Remote 5014P, factory modified to sample 0.3μm particles. It works
by drawing air through a tube into the counter, where photodiodes measure
the occulation by dust particles of light from an infrared laser. The
air pump draws 0.1 cubic foot of air per minute through the counter. The
counter is automatically run for one minute every 15 minutes. Data is
collected on the number of dust particles larger than 0.3 μm and the
number of particles larger than 1.0 μm in the plots, these counts are
plotted in units of particles per cubic foot of air. The data points
for the >0.3 μm particles and the >1.0 μm particles have
been divided by 10000 and 100 respectively in this plot. Here are a few
more details: