Abstract
The Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) site testing campaign was one of the most comprehensive campaigns ever undertaken for the placement of a telescope. The campaign consisted of five candidate sites, each with several instruments placed on the mountain to test various atmospheric and meteorological parameters. The resulting data set is immense. During the site testing campaign, a database was created to manage the data as it was gathered, giving the TMT site testing team the ability to monitor the progress of the campaign and ensure the validity of the data. At the conclusion of the TMT site testing campaign, the database was made public.
