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CANON Data : CANON 2012 Sept MB Data Archive Description
This page last changed on Sep 26, 2012 by duane.
Link to this page: https://oceana.mbari.org/confluence/display/CDATA/CANON+2012+Sept+MB+Data+Archive+Description Back to CANON Data Archive Descriptions CANON Sept 1 – Sept 26, 2012 ExperimentFall 2012 CANON Experiment Sep 10 - Sep 19 2012Research focus: Nitrogen biogeochemical dynamics along upwelling gradients in the California Current System. Studies in the Coastal Transition Zone. The Fall experiment will be in-between the inshore region and the California Current jet, the so-called Coastal Transition Zone (CTZ) This is part two of a two part experiment, the first part conducted in Spring 2012. Dorado AUV Survey Design for the September 2012 CANON Experiment List of assets and their dates:
Distributed Deployment Planning Summary of CANON 2012 Fall Activities and ExperimentLRAUV (Tethys, Daphne)
Mooring Data
Dorado AUV Data
ESP
Stella and ESP drifterYou can access the position data in .csv format for the Stella and ESP drifters for just the time they were in the water with these web requests: http://odss.mbari.org/trackingdb/position/ESP/between/20120911T200000/20120917T174500/stride/100/data.csv You may replace the '.csv' with '.html' to just see the data in a web page, or with '.kml' to load them into Google Earth. See attached KML file to see all of these in Google Earth. (You'll need to fiddle with the time line slider in the upper right of the main window to see them all.) Here's a compilation of the recovered emails Mike McCann (see COSCI perspective) sent out, with the correction for the array line length: stella101 - with 80m of line arrayed with bottles for incubation stella111 - with 10m drogue stella101 - with 80m of line arrayed with bottles for incubation stella111 - with 10m drogue stella103 - with 80m of line arrayed with bottles for incubation stella101 - with 80m of line arrayed with bottles for incubation stella104 - with 3m drogue stella101 - with 80m of line arrayed with bottles for incubation stella103 - with 80m of line arrayed with bottles for incubation Western Flyer Underway CTD (UCTD) and Profiling CTD (PCTD)Waveglider and LCS plots
Information about STOQSAbout STOQSSTOQS (Spatial Temporal Oceanographic Query System) is a geospatial database web application designed for providing efficient access to in situ oceanographic measurement data across any dimension. Where "dimension" is considered in the broadest sense, for example: any spatial dimension, time, the collection of platforms, any other parameter value in the database. Use CasePrecondition:Observational data from a variety of platforms (Gliders, AUVs, Shipboard systems) are individually available from OPeNDAP servers. Goal:Retrieve data by parameter name across all platforms in a specific area over a specific span of time Data Management NicheSTOQS complements other data management technologies such as NetCDF and OPeNDAP by providing an ability to index data retrieval across parameter and spatial dimensions in addition to the a priori indexed coordinate dimensions of CF-NetCDF. It also provides a functional bridge between NetCDF and Geographic Information Systems technologies. OperationData is loaded into STOQS from a variety of data sources, including OPeNDAP data sets, other relational databases, and flat files. Products are delivered in a variety of formats, including KML, via REST-style web requests. STOQS was developed at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) and is used within the Oceanographic Decision Support System (ODSS) to provide data management for campaign-oriented multi-platform investigations of oceanographic processes. AccessThe MBARI Oceanographic Decision Support System (ODSS) hosts http://odss.mbari.org/canon/default/query/ to provide access to upper water column in situ measurement data collected as part of the Controlled, Agile and Novel Observing Network (CANON) project. For more information, contact a member of the ODSS engineering team to get a personal overview and walk-through of STOQS and the query interface. |
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