Describing lines that start with ! will be read over.

Example 1: Climate data file *.cli without any mandatory leading line

Example for climate data set: site1.cli
The first two lines (optional number) are for information only.

! Site1
!       date	tmit	relh	prec	press	rad	wind
01.01.1996	2.8	96.41	0.894	1001.37	103.21	1.648
02.01.1996	0.7	95.74	0.094	1010.23	256.36	1.293
03.01.1996	1.0	95.84	0.416	1022.07	129.95	1.241
04.01.1996	1.6	90.87	0.115	1016	193.84	3.497
05.01.1996	2.03	73.07	0.363	1002.96	272.8	3.274
06.01.1996	1.6	80.19	0.485	997.2	90.95	3.399
07.01.1996	6.48	92.73	3.885	994.69	195.33	3.914
08.01.1996	6.3	90.79	0.137	1007.74	204.62	4.123
09.01.1996	7.6	83.47	5.996	1002.34	32.28	4.586
10.01.1996	7.27	95.72	1.592	1006.43	139.3	1.889
11.01.1996	7.6	88.35	1.856	1000.42	178.83	4.338
12.01.1996	8.9	86.27	0.001	1000.69	258.22	4.282
...	...	...	...	...	...	...

 

The above version is equivalent to the version below:

01.01.1996	2.859	96.41	0.894	1001.37	103.21	1.648
02.01.1996	0.746	95.74	0.094	1010.23	256.36	1.293
03.01.1996	1.039	95.84	0.416	1022.07	129.95	1.241
04.01.1996	1.614	90.87	0.115	1016	193.84	3.497
05.01.1996	2.036	73.07	0.363	1002.96	272.8	3.274
06.01.1996	1.634	80.19	0.485	997.2	90.95	3.399
07.01.1996	6.48	92.73	3.885	994.69	195.33	3.914
08.01.1996	6.368	90.79	0.137	1007.74	204.62	4.123
09.01.1996	7.641	83.47	5.996	1002.34	32.28	4.586
10.01.1996	7.272	95.72	1.592	1006.43	139.3	1.889
11.01.1996	7.632	88.35	1.856	1000.42	178.83	4.338
12.01.1996	8.986	86.27	0.001	1000.69	258.22	4.282
...	...	...	...	...	...	...

 

 

Example 2: Climate data file *.cli with leading line starting with N

Mandatory extension: .cli

Example for climate data set: site2.cli
The first line starts with N, the following three lines (optional number) are for information only.

N(ew version)
! Meteorol.	data	Site2
!			°C	%	mm	hPa	J/cm²	m/s
!	Datum		Temp	Hum.	Prec.	Press	Rad.	Wind
1	1	1996	-9.9	86.9	0	1011.5	69.9	1.7
2	1	1996	-8.5	87.4	0	1016.2	100.5	1
3	1	1996	-3.9	91.2	0	1025	72.8	0.6
4	1	1996	-7.3	86.7	0	1025.5	153.6	0.7
5	1	1996	-5.4	90	0	1017.7	174	0.5
6	1	1996	-3.9	85.3	0	1011.5	67.1	1.2
7	1	1996	-2.7	85.6	0.3	1006	220	1.6
8	1	1996	0.4	94.8	5	1015.8	122.7	0.3
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...

 

 

Example 3: Climate data file *.cli with leading line starting with T

Mandatory extension: .cli

Example for climate data set: site3.cli
The first line starts with T, the following three lines (optional number) are for information only.

Tmax/Tmin	version
! Site3
! data from	file	abc.xls
!	°C	%	mm		J/cm²	m/s	°C	°C
!        date	Temp	Hum	Prec	Press	Rad	Wind	Tmax	Tmin
01.01.1960	6.2	87	10.42	-99.9	97.632	1.2	7.9	3.8
02.01.1960	5.2	95	3.08	-99.9	10.368	0.7	6.6	4.6
03.01.1960	3.5	100	11.59	-99.9	12.096	0.7	4.9	2.9
04.01.1960	2.8	98	0	-99.9	12.96	0.7	3.9	1.2
05.01.1960	3.8	96	14.78	-99.9	13.824	1.3	5.3	2.1
06.01.1960	1.3	95	5	-99.9	39.744	1.1	3.2	-0.1
07.01.1960	2.7	100	10.63	-99.9	16.416	0.8	3.1	1
08.01.1960	-0.6	93	1.81	-99.9	65.664	0.9	2.6	-2.9
09.01.1960	-7.5	83	1.7	-99.9	113.184	0.9	-2.8	-8.9
10.01.1960	-8.5	85	4.04	-99.9	235.872	0.9	-6	-11.1
11.01.1960	-7.5	90	1.6	-99.9	38.016	0.8	-4.7	-9.1
12.01.1960	-11	89	1.06	-99.9	139.104	0.6	-8.4	-17
13.01.1960	-13	90	5.32	-99.9	75.168	0.5	-10.2	-17.7
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...

 

 

Example 4: Climate data file *.txt

Mandatory extension: .txt

Example for climate data set: site4.txt
The first line starts with any characters and is being read over. The following data lines contain daily values of eight meteorological data.

Example 5: Climate data file *.dat

Recommended extension: .cli

Example for climate data set: site5.dat
The first line starts with ta, the following data lines contain daily values of eleven meteorological data.

ta	mo	jahr	tmax	tmit	tmin	nied	relf	ludr	dadr	sonn	bewo	stra	wind
1	1	1901	-6.5	-11.3	-13.1	0	73.9	1019.2	1.9	4.3	3	386.4	2.9
2	1	1901	-10.3	-14.6	-16.4	0	78.7	1029.1	1.6	4.7	2.1	303.4	2
3	1	1901	-10.3	-14.6	-16.4	0	78.7	1029.1	1.6	4.7	2.1	303.5	2
4	1	1901	-10	-14.1	-17.1	0	93.2	1021.7	1.9	4.1	4.9	372.9	1
5	1	1901	-10	-14.1	-17.1	0	93.2	1021.7	1.9	4.1	4.9	372.9	1
6	1	1901	-9.3	-12.1	-14.8	0	85.8	1018.7	2.1	5.3	2.6	419.2	1
7	1	1901	-5.1	-8.5	-13	0	86.4	1023.7	2.6	4.6	5.7	388.3	1.7
8	1	1901	-3.3	-6.4	-10.5	0	84.9	1020.4	3.3	2.1	5.5	247.4	2.7
9	1	1901	0.9	-4.2	-8.8	0	85.6	1020.3	3.7	6.1	0.2	462.4	1.6
10	1	1901	0.8	-3.3	-6.8	0	73.4	1016.3	3.4	6.5	1.1	487.1	3.1
11	1	1901	-2.8	-7	-9.6	0	88	1015.6	3.1	4.7	2.8	362.9	1.4
12	1	1901	-6	-8.5	-12.6	0	83.9	1032.1	2.8	0	7.2	152.6	1.1
13	1	1901	-4.5	-7.6	-10.8	0	88.6	1031.4	3	3.7	0.4	340.4	2.4
14	1	1901	-1.8	-4.7	-6.7	0	90.2	1035.1	3.7	4.9	3	336.8	1.4
15	1	1901	-1.9	-4.8	-6.6	0	86.9	1027.7	3.6	3.5	4.3	266.3	2.8
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...

 

 

The above version is equivalent to the version below:

1	1	1901	-6.5	-11.3	-13.1	0	73.9	1019.2	1.9	4.3	3	386.4	2.9
2	1	1901	-10.3	-14.6	-16.4	0	78.7	1029.1	1.6	4.7	2.1	303.4	2
3	1	1901	-10.3	-14.6	-16.4	0	78.7	1029.1	1.6	4.7	2.1	303.5	2
4	1	1901	-10	-14.1	-17.1	0	93.2	1021.7	1.9	4.1	4.9	372.9	1
5	1	1901	-10	-14.1	-17.1	0	93.2	1021.7	1.9	4.1	4.9	372.9	1
6	1	1901	-9.3	-12.1	-14.8	0	85.8	1018.7	2.1	5.3	2.6	419.2	1
7	1	1901	-5.1	-8.5	-13	0	86.4	1023.7	2.6	4.6	5.7	388.3	1.7
8	1	1901	-3.3	-6.4	-10.5	0	84.9	1020.4	3.3	2.1	5.5	247.4	2.7
9	1	1901	0.9	-4.2	-8.8	0	85.6	1020.3	3.7	6.1	0.2	462.4	1.6
10	1	1901	0.8	-3.3	-6.8	0	73.4	1016.3	3.4	6.5	1.1	487.1	3.1
11	1	1901	-2.8	-7	-9.6	0	88	1015.6	3.1	4.7	2.8	362.9	1.4
12	1	1901	-6	-8.5	-12.6	0	83.9	1032.1	2.8	0	7.2	152.6	1.1
13	1	1901	-4.5	-7.6	-10.8	0	88.6	1031.4	3	3.7	0.4	340.4	2.4
14	1	1901	-1.8	-4.7	-6.7	0	90.2	1035.1	3.7	4.9	3	336.8	1.4
15	1	1901	-1.9	-4.8	-6.6	0	86.9	1027.7	3.6	3.5	4.3	266.3	2.8
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