Micro environment data on the Daeungbojeon hall and the Palsangjeon hall of the Beopjusa temple in Republic of Korea

This article provides long-term environmental change data for wooden buildings; it also reflects environmental data provided by the Korea Meteorological Administration. In the case of field survey, data logger was installed on the left rear and right front sides of the buildings. Datasets on the Beopjusa temple were collected at 1 h intervals in each building. Korea Meteorological Administration data was collected from public database(data.kma.go.kr) and all data processed in excel. The data was collected at two sites from Daeungbojeon hall and Palsangjeon hall in the Beopjusa temple, Republic of Korea. Data sets at 1 h intervals are provided by collecting more than 170,000 pieces of data for each building. And monthly average dataset and difference value of time average data between inside and outside are provided. This data can be used as basic data for environmental change researcher or simulation researcher of wood condition.