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[CLEANUP] Added different variables to the dataset in order to pass the https://github.com/uw-farlab/cc-plugin-og OG checker #78
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. DEPLOYMENT_TIME is scalar, same for latitude and longitude. |
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| PLATFORM_MAKER: | ||
| long_name: glider manufacturer | ||
| platform_maker_vocabulary: https://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/B75/current/ORG01077/ | ||
| DEPLOYMENT_TIME: | ||
| DEPLOYMENT_TIME: #### What dimension to use here? N_MEASUREMENTS or nothing? | ||
| long_name: date of deployment | ||
| standard_name: time | ||
| calendar: gregorian | ||
| units: seconds since 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z | ||
| DEPLOYMENT_LATITUDE: | ||
| DEPLOYMENT_LATITUDE: #### What dimension to use here? N_MEASUREMENTS or nothing? | ||
| long_name: latitude of deployment | ||
| standard_name: latitude | ||
| units: degrees_north | ||
| DEPLOYMENT_LONGITUDE: | ||
| DEPLOYMENT_LONGITUDE: #### What dimension to use here? N_MEASUREMENTS or nothing? | ||
| long_name: longitude of deployment | ||
| standard_name: longitude | ||
| units: degrees_east | ||
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| valid_min: 1000 | ||
| valid_max: 1040 | ||
| uri: https://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/OG1/current/DENSITY/ | ||
| BUOYANCY: | ||
| long_name: Buoyancy of vehicle, corrected for compression effects | ||
| units: g | ||
| PROFILE_NUMBER: | ||
| long_name: profile index | ||
| units: '1' | ||
| DIVE_NUMBER: | ||
| long_name: dive number | ||
| units: '1' | ||
| PHASE: | ||
| long_name: behavior of the glider at sea | ||
| comment: This is based only on splitting each dive cycle into the period before | ||
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| # (BLUE WAVELENGTHS) Version 1-05 Document Control Number 1341-00540 2014-05-28. | ||
| ## Observatories Initiative document DATA PRODUCT SPECIFICATION FOR OPTICAL BACKSCATTER | ||
| # Downloaded from https://oceanobservatories.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/1341-00540_Data_Product_SPEC_FLUBSCT_OOI.pdf | ||
| BBP_VFTEMP: ### eng_wlbb2f_VFtemp | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. So this is an engineering field. wl = wetlabs (manufacturer). bb2f is something that should mean what the wavelengths are. VFtemp seems like a voltage frequency for the temperature sensor. |
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| long_name: What is this variable? | ||
| units: Celsius | ||
| observation_type: observed | ||
| TEMP_FREQ: ### eng_tempFreq | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. These are then probably the raw temperature measurements, same for O2freq and condfreq. |
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| long_name: What is this variable? | ||
| units: Hz | ||
| observation_type: observed | ||
| O2_FREQ: ### eng_sbe43_O2Freq | ||
| long_name: What is this variable? | ||
| units: Hz | ||
| observation_type: observed | ||
| COND_FREQ: ### eng_condFreq | ||
| long_name: What is this variable? | ||
| units: Hz | ||
| observation_type: observed | ||
| BBP700_REF: | ||
| long_name: What is this - maybe dark counts. red. | ||
| observation_type: observed | ||
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Ok! then based on these the "wlbb2f" is a WetLabs EcoPuck with red and blue backscatter and fluorescence.