Citation:

PANGAEA.360058

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Related to:

WOCE (2002): World Ocean Circulation Experiment, Global Data, Version 3.0. WOCE International Project Office, WOCE Report, Southampton, UK; published by U.S. National Oceanographic Data Center, Silver Spring, 180/02, DVD-ROM

Further details:

Quality control processing in the UOT DAC system

Project(s):

World Ocean Circulation Experiment (WOCE)

Coverage:

Median Latitude: -7.947317 * Median Longitude: -101.750732 * South-bound Latitude: -26.400000 * West-bound Longitude: -126.530000 * North-bound Latitude: 2.590000 * East-bound Longitude: -93.200000

Date/Time Start: 1991-08-19T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1991-09-23T02:05:00

Minimum DEPTH, water: 3 m * Maximum DEPTH, water: 400 m

Event(s):

C6JY691 * Latitude Start: -26.400000 * Longitude Start: -126.530000 * Latitude End: -37.376700 * Longitude End: 155.281700 * Date/Time Start: 1991-08-19T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1991-12-28T23:55:00 * Campaign: (WOCE UOT cruises) * Method/Device: Oceanography (OCE)

Comment:

SCQC=quality controlled by Science Center. For definition of quality flags see hdl:10013/epic.31518.d001

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Method/Device	Comment
1	DATE/TIME	Date/Time			Geocode
2	LATITUDE	Latitude			Geocode
3	LONGITUDE	Longitude			Geocode
4	DEPTH, water	Depth water	m		Geocode
5	Temperature, water	Temp	°C	BATHY message
6	Sample code/label	Sample label			Station number, DAC-ID

License:

Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0)

Size:

82 data points

Data

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1 Date/Time	2 Latitude	3 Longitude	4 Depth water [m]	5 Temp [°C]	6 Sample label
1991-08-19T00:00	-26.4000	-126.5300	3	21.4	9993, 21025
1991-08-19T00:00	-26.4000	-126.5300	25	21.3	9993, 21025
1991-08-19T00:00	-26.4000	-126.5300	34	22.0	9993, 21025
1991-08-19T00:00	-26.4000	-126.5300	50	22.0	9993, 21025
1991-08-19T00:00	-26.4000	-126.5300	75	22.1	9993, 21025
1991-08-19T00:00	-26.4000	-126.5300	110	21.9	9993, 21025
1991-08-19T00:00	-26.4000	-126.5300	131	21.8	9993, 21025
1991-08-19T00:00	-26.4000	-126.5300	178	21.8	9993, 21025
1991-08-19T00:00	-26.4000	-126.5300	186	22.3	9993, 21025
1991-08-23T01:31	-12.3300	-102.0100	3	21.9	9985, 21298
1991-08-23T01:31	-12.3300	-102.0100	11	22.0	9985, 21298
1991-08-23T01:31	-12.3300	-102.0100	27	23.1	9985, 21298
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	3	23.6	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	71	23.5	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	72	22.5	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	74	20.4	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	76	19.5	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	80	18.9	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	84	17.3	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	90	16.6	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	98	15.1	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	116	13.8	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	147	12.9	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	217	12.1	9990, 21380
1991-08-24T05:12	-7.1300	-95.0600	371	10.4	9990, 21380
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	3	26.1	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	230	25.7	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	254	25.3	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	268	24.5	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	275	24.1	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	281	23.2	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	294	22.3	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	313	21.6	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	316	20.5	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	318	19.7	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	325	19.3	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	343	18.7	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	371	16.9	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	374	16.7	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	376	-2.0	9968, 24315
1991-09-23T02:05	2.5900	-93.2000	400	9.5	9968, 24315