CTD, ADCP, meteorological, and flow-through instrumental data collected onboard the R/V Weatherbird II cruise WB0517 in the northwestern margin of Cuba from 2017-05-09 to 2017-05-25
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Raw adcp, cnv, xmlcon, hex, hdr, hex, mrk, bl, bot, adx, xml, log, csv
Funded By:
Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative
Funding Cycle:
RFP-IV
Research Group:
Center for the Integrated Modeling and Analysis of Gulf Ecosystems II (C-IMAGE II)
Patrick Schwing
University of South Florida / College of Marine Science
pschwing@usf.edu
CTD, flow-through, Conductivity, Temperature, Depth, salinity, oxygen, fluorescence, turbidity, photosynthetically available radiation (PAR), sound velocity, density, wind speed, wind direction, air pressure
Abstract:
This dataset contains the CTD, ADCP, meteorological, and flow-through instrumental data collected during an expedition of the R/V Weatherbird II cruise WB0517 to the northwestern margin of Cuba from 2017-05-09 to 2017-05-25. The dataset includes conductivity, temperature, salinity, fluorescence, turbidity, photosynthetically available radiation (PAR), sound velocity, density, air pressure, wind speed, wind direction, location, and depth parameters. The CTD data were collected at 22 CTD stations. The R/V Weatherbird II cruise WB0517 was led by chief scientist Dr. Steven A. Murawski.
Suggested Citation:
Schwing, Patrick. 2019. CTD, ADCP, meteorological, and flow-through instrumental data collected onboard the R/V Weatherbird II cruise WB0517 in the northwestern margin of Cuba from 2017-05-09 to 2017-05-25. Distributed by: GRIIDC, Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/n7-4y30-bv62
Purpose:
To provide baseline measurements of water samples, fish populations and sediments in advance of potential future oil contamination along the northwestern Cuban continental shelf and slope.
Data Parameters and Units:
CTD Data: date[yyyy-mm-dd], time[HH:MM:SS], latitude[deg], longitude[deg], depth[m], temperature[deg C], conductivity[S/m], salinity[PSU], oxygen[umol/Kg], oxygen saturation[umol/Kg], density[kg/m^3], fluorescence[mg/m^3], turbidity[NTU], PAR[umol photons m-2 s-1], altimeter[m], sound velocity[m/s], average sound velocity[m/s]. ADCP data (from VmDas User Guide): .ENR - Raw ADCP data file. .LTA – Long time period averaged ADCP data. .STA - Short time period averaged ADCP data. .ENS - ADCP data after having been screened for RSSI and correlation by VmDas, or adjusted by the user via a User Exit. Also has Navigation Data records merged into the ensembles from the.NMS file. .ENX - ADCP single-ping after having been bin-mapped, transformed to Earth coordinates, and screened for error velocity, vertical velocity, and false targets. This data is ready for averaging. .N1R, .N2R, .N3R - Raw NMEA data files - text files; includes ADCP timestamps with the following format: $PADCP,eeeee,yyyymmdd,hhmmss,-nnnnn.nn Where: eeeee = ADCP ensemble number yyyymmdd = Year, Month, Day (date of ADCP ping) hhmmss.ss = Hour, minute, seconds.hundredths (Time of ADCP ping) -nnnnn.nn = (signed) PC clock offset from UTC in seconds; includes time zone difference). The .N1R extension is used for single-port NMEA data collection, or for GPS position data (Nav) in dual-port collection mode. The .N2R extension is used for Roll/Pitch/Heading (RPH) data collection when using two serial ports for NMEA data collection. .NMS - Binary format NAV data file after having been screened and pre-averaged. .VMO - The option settings used for collecting the data (text file). Data Acquisition System (DAS) Data - Data in this section are organized by ship instrument used to collect navigational and environmental information. Winch Data: Time [Seconds], Clock [mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm], Tension [LBS], Speed [MPM], Payout [M]. MET Data : date[yyyy-mm-dd], time[HH:MM:SS], latitude[deg], longitude[deg], ship heading [deg], pitch[deg], roll[deg], Air temp[deg C], Air Pressure[mBar], rel.Humidity[%], rel. windspeed, rel.[knots], winddirection[deg], accumulated precipitation[mm], Rain-Duration[sec], rain_intensity[sec], rain peak[sec], rel.windspeed2[knots], rel.winddirection2[deg], true windspeed[knots], truewinddirection[deg], courseOverGround[deg], speedOverGround[knot], waterDepth[m], temperature[degC], conductivity[S/m], salinity[PSU], SBE21, Fluorometer[mg/m^3], temperature2[degC], conductivity2[S/m], salinity2[PSU], oxygen saturation[umol/kg], fluorescence[mg/m^3], tubidity[NTU], sound velocity[m/s], density[kg/m^3], altimeter[m], PAR[uE/(m^2 s)], waterDepth2[m], temperature3[degC]. Note: The header for all data included in the folder "MET" are described below: Furuno: Column 1 = Year; Column 2 = Date and time [decimal day]; Column 3 = Date [day of year]; Column 4 = Time [decimal day]; Column 5 = Depth below transducer [feet]; Column 6 = Depth below transducer [meters]; Column 7 = Depth below transducer [fathoms]; Gyro: Column 1 = Date [mm/dd/yyyy] Column 2 = Time [hh.mm.ss.sss] Column 3 = Heading is true Column 4 = Heading [degree] Column 5 = Checksum Northstar-941X---GGA: Column 1 = Year; Column 2 = Date and time [decimal day]; Column 3 = Date [day of year]; Column 4 = Time [decimal day]; Column 5 = GGA Age of data [s]; Column 6 = GGA Antenna Altitude [m]; Column 7 = GGA Diff Ref Station ID [number]; Column 8 = GGA Horizontal Dilution [m]; Column 9 = GGA Latitude [2=DGPS, dd]; Column 10 = GGA Longitude [2=DGPS, dd]; Column 11 = GGA Quality [number]; Column 12 = GGA Satellite Count [number]; Column 13 = Time UTC, [time]; Northstar-914X—GPVTG: Column 1 = Year; Column 2 = Date and time [decimal day]; Column 3 = Date [day of year]; Column 4 = Time [decimal day]; Column 5 = COG - Magnetic, [decimal degrees]; Column 6 = COG - True, [decimal degrees]; Column 7 = SOG - Kilometers, [km/hr]; Column 8 = SOG - Knots, [kts]; Sea-Bird-SBE21: Column 1 = Year; Column 2 = Date and time [decimal day]; Column 3 = Date [day of year]; Column 4 = Time [decimal day]; Column 5 = SBE21 Conductivity, [decimal]; Column 6 = SBE21 Fluorometer, [mg/m^3]; Column 7 = SBE21 Latitude, [dd]; Column 8 = SBE21 Longitude, [dd]; Column 9 = SBE21 Salinity, [PSU]; Column 10 = SBE21 Seconds Elapsed, [s]; Column 11 = SBE21 Water Temperature 1, [degrees C]; Column 12 = SBE21 Water Temperature 2, [degrees C]; Sea-Bird-SBE25: Column 1 = Year; Column 2 = Date and time [decimal day]; Column 3 = Date [day of year]; Column 4 = Time [decimal day]; Column 5 = SBE25 Altimeter, [m]; Column 6 = SBE25 CDOM, [mg/m^3]; Column 7 = SBE25 Conductivity, [S/m]; Column 8 = SBE25 Density, [kg]; Column 9 = SBE25 Depth, [m]; Column 10 = SBE25 ECO-AFL, [mg/m^3]; Column 11 = SBE25 Latitude, [dd]; Column 12 = SBE25 Longitude, [dd]; Column 13 = SBE25 Oxygen Saturation, [number]; Column 14 = SBE25 PAR, [BIOSPHERICAL/Licor]; Column 15 = SBE25 Salinity, [PSU]; Column 16 = SBE25 Sound Velocity, [m/s]; Column 17 = SBE25 Temperature, [degrees c]; Column 18 = SBE25 Time Elapsed(s), [s]; Column 19 = SBE25 Turbidity, [NTU]; Teledyne-RP30: Column 1 = Year; Column 2 = Date and time [decimal day]; Column 3 = Date [day of year]; Column 4 = Time [decimal day]; Column 5 = Pitch, [deg]; Column 6 = Roll, [deg]; Viasala-Port: Column 1 = Year; Column 2 = Date and time [decimal day]; Column 3 = Date [day of year]; Column 4 = Time [decimal day]; Column 5 = Port Air Pressure, [bar]; Column 6 = Port Air Temperature, [dec deg]; Column 7 = Port Rain Accumulation, [m.]; Column 8 = Port Rain Intensity, [m.]; Column 9 = Port Relative Humidity, [%]; Column 10 = Port Wind Direction, [dec deg]; Column 11 = Port Wind Speed Average, [m.]; Column 12 = Port Wind Speed Maximum, [m.]; Column 13 = Port Wind Speed Minimum, [m.]; Station, Coordinates (Latitude and longitude in decimal degrees) Station 1 Cuba, 23.193833 -82.088833 Station 2 Cuba, 23.158833 -82.363167 Station 3 Cuba, 27.760333 -82.633333 Station 4 Cuba, 23.075833 -82.747833 Station 5 Cuba, 22.456833 -84.622833 Station 6 Cuba, 22.967500 -83.678167 Station 7 Cuba, 23.085500 -82.709000 SL44-750,23.21452 -82.38998 SL43-50,23.03278,-82.77282 SL44-250,23.17268,-82.34162 SL43-500,23.06598,-82.74218 SL45-500,23.059167 -82.983833 SL42-150,23.02940,-82.95286 SL42-500,23.062 -82.983667 SL39-500,22.74568,-84.09990 SL38-150,22.44840,-84.54222 SL38-500,22.433 -84.651333 SL39-50,22.712333 -84.091167 SL40-500,22.97738,-83.65648 SL41-50,23.01982,-83.17554 SL41-500,23.04060,-83.18618
Instruments:
A SBE 25plus Sealogger CTD sensor was used with auxiliary sensors for SBE 43 oxygen, WET Labs ECO turbidity, WET Labs ECO-AFL/FL fluorescence, Chen-Millero sound velocity and Li-Cor Biospherical PAR attached to it.