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2004 Data Status File from WHPO/SIO for WOCE line(s) PR06: 18DD9609_1 |
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Data History & Updates
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Line Number:
ExpoCode:
Cruise Date:
Ship Name:
Country:
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PR06
18DD9609_1
1996/05/06
JOHN P. TULLY
CAN
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| Date Entered |
Person |
Data Type |
Data Status |
Public |
Summary |
| 2001/08/20 |
Uribe, K. |
BTL/SUM |
Website Updated |
Yes |
CSV File Added, SUM file reformatted, new files online |
Detailed Notes |
All data for this file was in the original directory. A file called 18DD9609_2000.06.14_SUM.CSV contained both sumfile and bottle file remotly similar to woce format. This file was split up into the two files that are now online. Sumfile was drastically reformatted. From alignment to header problems. Bottle was converted to exchange format and put online. USW samples were not included in the exchange file. The three new files bottle, sumfile and bottle in exchange are now online.
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| Date Entered |
Person |
Data Type |
Data Status |
Public |
Summary |
| 2001/03/09 |
Uribe, K. |
CTD |
Data Request |
n/a |
Frank Whitney |
Detailed Notes |
On March 9, 2001. An email was sent out to Mr. Frank Whitney requesting CTD data.
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| Date Entered |
Person |
Data Type |
Data Status |
Public |
Summary |
| 2000/06/21 |
Bartolacci, D. |
BTL/SUM |
Website Updated |
Yes |
Cruise added to web table, data pending |
Detailed Notes |
Data are csv and therefore were NOT made public. Files will need extensive reformatting. No CTD data was found at this time. Tables indicate that data are public. Investigators will need to contact WHPO for data.
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| Date Entered |
Person |
Data Type |
Data Status |
Public |
Summary |
| 2000/05/05 |
Whitney, F. |
BTL |
Data are Public |
Yes |
see note: |
Detailed Notes |
All the data that IOS has submitted either for PR05 & PR06, or for P1W and P15N can be made available to the public. Most of these data are already archived at MEDS and published. an appendix to the Deep-Sea Res II volume (46) for Canadian JGOFS contains the PR06 T/S, nuts and oxygen data for the upper 1000 m for the 1995-97 period.
It has always been our plan that data would be available within two years of collection.
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