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# Download Assembled Timeseries and Metadata

BrightHub provides easy access to both timeseries data and metadata.

For each BrightHub station the following files are available for download:

* **WRA Data Model** (.json)
* **Assembled Timeseries** (.csv)
* **Cleaning Log**
* **Cleaning Rules**

This page details how to configure and download assembled timeseries data in CSV format, together with the accompanying WRA data model .json file.

For more information on the WRA data model, see [IEA Task 43 WRA Data Model](/brighthub-user-docs/station-setup-guide/iea-task-43-wra-data-model.md).

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## Downloading data from the User Interface

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{% step %}

### Navigate to a station

1. Open the BrightHub map page
2. Click on a BrightHub station on the map 
   1. If you are new to BrightHub, you can select any of the stations created with open source data. 
3. Select **Go to station**. 

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### Open the download menu

On the station page, click the **Download** icon located in the top-right corner.

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### Select file for download

* For the **WRA Data Model**, **Cleaning Log** and **Cleaning Rules**, click to download directly.
* For **Assembled Timeseries**, select **Assembled Timeseries** to open the configuration popup.
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### Configuring Assembled Timeseries Data

When downloading Assembled Timeseries data, you can configure what is included in the output CSV:

* A desired **time range**
* **Adjustments** to apply (calibration, orientation)
* **Cleaning** to apply
* **Specific measurements** to be included

Once configured, click **Download**, and a CSV file will be downloaded containing the requested timeseries.

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{% hint style="info" %}
The mean value column for each measurement in the downloaded CSV is named according to the station measurement point names, as selected in the pop up. The remaining columns are appended with the specific statistic type, e.g. "sd", "max", "min" or "count".
{% endhint %}

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### CSV column naming convention

For each measurement:

* The mean value column is named according to each station measurement point name, as selected in the configuration popup.
* All additional statistics are appended with a suffix indicating the statistic type, for example: sd, max, min or count.

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### Alternative download locations

* The full, unadjusted Assembled Timeseries can be downloaded from the [file manager](/brighthub-user-docs/reference-user-manual/file-manager-tab.md).
* The cleaning log and cleaning rules area available from the [cleaning tab](/brighthub-user-docs/reference-user-manual/cleaning-tab.md).


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