Pomiary termiki gruntu oraz promieniowania słonecznego w latach 1989-1995 Hornsund, Sw Spitsbergen

The data were recorded at the laboratory on the outflow Fugleberget (5 m a.s.1.) nearby the Polish Polar Station, Hornsund, south Spitsbergen. The second author recorded the data with instrument's during the 1989-1994 period. Temperature measurements on the ground surface, ground temperature at a depth of 5, 10, 20, 50, 75, 100, 150, and 200 cm, and radiation measurements were conducted in the laboratory on the outflow Fugleberget. The 5 years data were gathered, decoded and analysed using an LRI tape, LDA logger (Geopan), Seedata, Excel programs by the first author. A full year of data was collected only during years ł989 (after 12 July), 1991, 1992, 1993, as other years had data gaps. The maximum value of global radiation (K↓) reached 790 W/m2 in June 1991, 750 W/m2 in May 1992, and 690 W/m2 in July 1993. The largest amount of solar radiation received in May (420-500 MJ/m2), June (470-600 MJ/m2) and July (500-650 MJ/m2). The total amount of solar radiation in 1992 reached 2066 MJ/m2, and in 1991 and 1993 reached similarly 2349 MJ/m2 and 2397 MJ/m2 . Short-wave ref1ected radiation (KI) depends on global radiation and the ref1ectivity of the surface. At the present site the albedo reaches 70-80% in spring, and albedo of tundra was 10-20% during summer, as measured by Głowicki (l985a) in the summer 1980 and Niedźwiedź (1993) during the expedition of 1989/1990 .