Next, go to the Review or provide climate data pane. If you have opened an existing file, all you need to do is to review the data for accuracy. If any changes are necessary, press the Save New Input Data button to save the edited data to the input file.
If you have created a new input data file, you will first need to enter the average temperature (°C) for each month. It is listed as Mean daily temperature in Müller (1982).
Second, enter the maximum temperature (°C) for each month. It is listed as Absolute maximum temperature in Müller (1982).
Third, enter the minimum temperature (°C) for each month. It is listed as Absolute minimum temperature in Müller (1982).
Fourth, enter the monthly precipitation (mm) for each month. It is listed as Mean precipitation in Müller (1982). Precipitation data are not available for all sites, however. If none are listed, check the Check if precipitation data were not provided in original data set box. There are no routines to estimate precipitation.
Fifth, enter the solar radiation (ly/day) for each month. It is listed as Mean quantity of radiation in Müller (1982). Solar radiation data are not available for all sites, however. If none are listed, check the Check if solar radiation data were not provided in original data set box. Solar radiation data will be estimated by a procedure in ClimVegWin.
Sixth, enter the relative humidity (percent) for each month. It is listed as Mean relative humidity in Müller (1982). Relative humidity data are not available for all sites, however. If none are listed, check the Check if relative humidity data were not provided in original data set box. There are no routines to estimate relative humidity.
Press the Save New Input Data button to save the data to the input file.
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