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Glider - SG108-20130923T1728
2016-12-29
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University of Washington
Seattle, WA
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Seaglider La Push NANOOS line, Washington. Glider covering a 200km SW-NE transect off La Push (Olympic Peninsula), Washington, as part of the Northwest Association of Networked Ocean Observing Systems (NANOOS). Glider deployments complement two NANOOS moorings off La Push at the onshore (NE) end of the transect, and provide observations on dissolved oxygen and oceanographic conditions in this dynamic upwelling region that interacts with waters in the Salish Sea. Operated by the University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory (UW-APL) and funded by NOAA via the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS), with previous support from the Murdock Charitable Trust and the UW.
This deployment supported by NOAA and the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS) through the Northwest Association of Networked Ocean Observing Systems (NANOOS); and previous support from the Murdock Charitable Trust and the University of Washington
Craig Lee
Applied Physics Lab
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
craig@apl.washington.edu
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Earth Science > Oceans > Salinity/Density > Salinity
Earth Science > Oceans > Salinity/Density > Density
Earth Science > Oceans > Salinity/Density > Conductivity
Earth Science > Oceans > Ocean Temperature > Water Temperature
Earth Science > Oceans > Ocean Pressure > Water Pressure
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NANOOS Applied Physics Laboratory Seaglider sampling off the coast of Washington State
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NANOOS Applied Physics Laboratory Seaglider sampling off the coast of Washington State
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Glider - SG108-20130923T1728
2016-12-29
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2016-12-29
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Craig Lee
Applied Physics Lab
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
craig@apl.washington.edu
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Craig Lee, Jan Newton, Geoff Shilling, Beth Curry, Emilio Mayorga
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Seaglider La Push NANOOS line, Washington. Glider covering a 200km SW-NE transect off La Push (Olympic Peninsula), Washington, as part of the Northwest Association of Networked Ocean Observing Systems (NANOOS). Glider deployments complement two NANOOS moorings off La Push at the onshore (NE) end of the transect, and provide observations on dissolved oxygen and oceanographic conditions in this dynamic upwelling region that interacts with waters in the Salish Sea. Operated by the University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory (UW-APL) and funded by NOAA via the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS), with previous support from the Murdock Charitable Trust and the UW.
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Glider - SG108-20130923T1728
2016-12-29
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2016-12-29
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Craig Lee
Applied Physics Lab
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
craig@apl.washington.edu
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Craig Lee, Jan Newton, Geoff Shilling, Beth Curry, Emilio Mayorga
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Seaglider La Push NANOOS line, Washington. Glider covering a 200km SW-NE transect off La Push (Olympic Peninsula), Washington, as part of the Northwest Association of Networked Ocean Observing Systems (NANOOS). Glider deployments complement two NANOOS moorings off La Push at the onshore (NE) end of the transect, and provide observations on dissolved oxygen and oceanographic conditions in this dynamic upwelling region that interacts with waters in the Salish Sea. Operated by the University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory (UW-APL) and funded by NOAA via the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS), with previous support from the Murdock Charitable Trust and the UW.
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Glider - SG108-20130923T1728
2016-12-29
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2016-12-29
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Craig Lee
Applied Physics Lab
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
craig@apl.washington.edu
http://data.ioos.us/gliders/erddap/
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Craig Lee, Jan Newton, Geoff Shilling, Beth Curry, Emilio Mayorga
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Seaglider La Push NANOOS line, Washington. Glider covering a 200km SW-NE transect off La Push (Olympic Peninsula), Washington, as part of the Northwest Association of Networked Ocean Observing Systems (NANOOS). Glider deployments complement two NANOOS moorings off La Push at the onshore (NE) end of the transect, and provide observations on dissolved oxygen and oceanographic conditions in this dynamic upwelling region that interacts with waters in the Salish Sea. Operated by the University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory (UW-APL) and funded by NOAA via the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS), with previous support from the Murdock Charitable Trust and the UW.
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longitude Variable Quality Flag
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Processing start:
INFO: QC.py(393): Changed (8/1020) 5 6 9 11 624 885 888 1017 to QC_PROBABLY_BAD because raw temperature spikes
INFO: QC.py(398): Changed (29/1020) 85:90 308:311 632:634 644:648 664:666 668 669 881:884 ... to QC_PROBABLY_BAD because raw temperature noise spikes
INFO: QC.py(405): Changed (1/1020) 1017 to QC_BAD because raw salinity below bound
INFO: QC.py(436): Changed (13/1020) 2 545 628 634 638 641 885 888 1011 1015:1017 1019 to QC_PROBABLY_BAD because raw conductivity spikes
INFO: QC.py(441): Changed (1/1020) 1020 to QC_PROBABLY_BAD because raw conductivity noise spikes
INFO: QC.py(207): Changed (36/1020) 5 6 9 11 85:90 308:311 624 632:634 644:648 664:666 ... to QC_PROBABLY_BAD because changed raw temp implies changed raw salinity
INFO: QC.py(207): Changed (10/1020) 2 545 628 638 641 1011 1015 1016 1019 1020 to QC_PROBABLY_BAD because changed raw cond implies changed raw salinity
INFO: QC.py(393): Changed (8/1020) 5 6 9 11 624 885 888 1017 to QC_INTERPOLATED because temperature spikes
INFO: QC.py(398): Changed (29/1020) 85:90 308:311 632:634 644:648 664:666 668 669 881:884 ... to QC_INTERPOLATED because temperature noise spikes
INFO: QC.py(405): Changed (1/1020) 1017 to QC_BAD because salinity below bound
INFO: QC.py(416): Changed (1/1020) 1017 to QC_BAD because bad salinity indicates conductivity issues
INFO: QC.py(436): Changed (13/1020) 2 545 628 634 638 641 885 888 1011 1015 1016 1018 ... to QC_INTERPOLATED because conductivity spikes
INFO: QC.py(441): Changed (1/1020) 1020 to QC_INTERPOLATED because conductivity noise spikes
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3424): Changed (11/1020) 503:513 to QC_BAD because slow apogee CT flow
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3539): Changed (17/1020) 1:17 to QC_BAD because prior to dive start
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3618): Changed (3/1020) 1018:1020 to QC_BAD because end of climb
INFO: QC.py(523): Changed (2/1020) 1015 1016 to QC_PROBABLY_BAD because bad interpolation anchors
INFO: QC.py(524): SUGGESTION: 741 bad_conductivity data_points in_between 1013 1016 % bad interpolation anchors
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3645): Changed (32/1020) 1:17 503:513 1017:1020 to QC_BAD because bad corrected temperature and conductivity suggests bad salinity
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3720): Using 5-mode thermal-inertia correction via <function TSV_iterative at 0xa11602c>.
INFO: QC.py(207): Changed (32/1020) 1:17 503:513 1017:1020 to QC_BAD because changed corrected salin implies changed speed
INFO: TempSalinityVelocity.py(1249): TSV exiting after 2 iterations
INFO: TempSalinityVelocity.py(1251): Changed (1/1020) 1016 to QC_PROBABLY_BAD because TS bad extrapolation
INFO: TempSalinityVelocity.py(1268): SUGGESTION: 741 interp_salinity data_points in_between 894 1014 % suspect thermal-inertia points 904
INFO: QC.py(207): Changed (32/1020) 85:90 308:311 624 632:634 644:648 664:666 668 669 ... to QC_INTERPOLATED because changed corrected temp implies changed corrected salinity
INFO: QC.py(207): Changed (1/1020) 1015 to QC_PROBABLY_BAD because changed corrected cond implies changed corrected salinity
INFO: QC.py(207): Changed (5/1020) 545 628 638 641 1011 to QC_INTERPOLATED because changed corrected cond implies changed corrected salinity
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3807): 32 (3.14%) HDM speeds are QC_BAD; 0 (0.00%) are stalled (1020)
INFO: QC.py(207): Changed (32/1020) 85:90 308:311 624 632:634 644:648 664:666 668 669 ... to QC_INTERPOLATED because changed corrected temp implies changed speed
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3829): Average estimated final speed: 22.96 cm/s
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3832): RMS observed vs. computed w: 0.99 cm/s
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3884): Starting sensor extensions data processing
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3886): Finished sensor extensions data processing
INFO: MakeDiveProfiles.py(3916): Estimated total flight and drift time: 18685.5s (SM: 232.6s)
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2018-10-10T20:44:23Z (local files)
2018-10-10T20:44:23Z https://data.ioos.us/gliders/erddap/tabledap/SG108-20130923T1728.ncCF
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