Put your processed 10-minute files here.

Those files shoul be conform to those specifications (explained in exercice 2):

• one header line, without any quotation marks, like “ or ‘
• observations from line 2 on
• 3 columns with the following names: id, dttm and temp
• id: consecutive id starting with 1
• dttm: a string with date and time information in this exact format (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM) without any other information like “T”, “Z” or “UTC” or other timezone information,
• the timezone of the data should be UTC+1 (old: GMT+1)
• temp: values of air temperature measurements in °C
• the data resolution should be the same as in the raw file (e.g. 4 digits)
• the column separator is a comma (,), the decimal separator is a point (.)
• one line per observation (an observation is a 10-min value from the time series)
• Your file will have 6 (timesteps per hour) x 24 (hours) = 144 values per day, if no measurement point the file should have an “NA” written at this observation point
• Start and End date and time is given during the exercise lecture
• The name of your file should be “your_hobo_id.csv” (e.g. 10305099.csv)

Here is an example:

id	dttm	temp	lux
1	2022-11-30 00:00:00	5.54	0
2	2022-11-30 00:10:00	5.64	10
3	2022-11-30 00:20:00	5.74	100
4	2022-11-30 00:30:00	5.94	1000
...	...
6047	2023-01-10 23:40:00	2.94	0
6048	2023-01-10 23:50:00	NA	NA