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PACIFICA Data and Products

PACIFICA current version : 12.05

The number of "12.05" means that all adjustment values were approved in May 2012.

NOTE that the products below may be updated by change of source data and other reasons. Please see Change Log in more detail.

PACIFICA Source Data

PACIFICA source data (cruise files) following WHP-Exchange format are linked at PACIFICA cruise summary table.

The original WOCE and CLIVAR repeat hydrography cruises files are stored in and disseminated by OCADS (Ocean Carbon Data System; formerly CDIAC-Oceans) and CCHDO (CLIVAR and Carbon Hydrographic Data Office).
Note that some WOCE/CLIVAR files were made minor changes for PACIFICA secondary quality control.

PACIFICAsource.zip (zip archived and compressed)
Archived file of all PACIFICA source data files.
PACIFICAsource_BIGARRAY.mat
Unified MAT file of all PACIFICA source data files using excread.m script on MATLAB.

PACIFICA Adjusted Data

PACIFICA 12.05 station map

PACIFICA1205.csv.zip (zip compressed)
PACIFICA1205.csv.gz (gzip compressed)
Outline
  • WHP-Exchange format compatible (ODV can import as WHP Bottle);
  • SALNTY/CTDSAL, OXYGEN, NITRAT, PHSPHT, SILCAT, TCARBN and ALKALI are applied additvie or multiplicative PACIFICA recommended adjustment values;
  • Data with quality code flag 2 (Acceptable measurement) and 6 (Mean of replicate measurements) are available and other flagged data are relaced with missing value, -999 and 9, and not used for derived parameters;
  • NBS or SWS unit of PH is converted to total scale;
  • PH derived from TCARBN and ALKALI is inserted with flag 0 (see below), and sampling depth, AOU, potential temperature and potential density are added;
  • CTDOXY, CFC11, CFC12, CFC113, CCL4, SF6, DELC14, DELC13, TRITUM, DELHE3, HELIUM and NEON are also included.
Added/replaced parameters
LabelUnitFlagDescription
EXPOCODE-noneCCCCYYYYMMDD where CCCC is NODC Platform (ship) Code (4 characters) and YYYYMMDD is departure date of the cruise (8 digits)
CRUISENBR-noneoriginal cruise name or EXPOCODE in original file
STNID-noneconcatnation of DATE(YYYYMMDD) and TIME(hhmm).
Note that if TIME(hhmm) is blank or missing, STNNBR is added to the end but blank is replaced with '0' or non-numeric character is replaced with ASCII code. For example, DATE is '20120506' and STNNBR is 'St.1', it is '20120506000083116461'.
DEPTHMETERnoneMissing bottom depth (-999) is replaced by 30 arc-second gridded bathymetry data (GEBCO_08 for global or JTOPO30v2 for around Japan), or 10 memter below the maximum sampling depth at the station.
CTDDEPTHMETERnoneCTD depth derived from CTPRS and LATITUDE.
NOTE: For Line P cruises, value of SAMPLEDEPTH (sampling depth) are adopted.
PHTS (total scale)
at 25 degree C and 1 atm.
0derived from measured SALNTY, SILCAT, PHSPHT, TCARBN and ALKALI
AOUUMOL/KG (μmol/kg)noneApparent Oxygen Utilization
THETAdegrees CnonePotential Temperature
SIGMA0KG/M^3 (kg/m3)nonePotential Density relative to 0 db
SIGMA1KG/M^3 (kg/m3)nonePotential Density relative to 1000 db
SIGMA2KG/M^3 (kg/m3)nonePotential Density relative to 2000 db
SIGMA3KG/M^3 (kg/m3)nonePotential Density relative to 3000 db
SIGMA4KG/M^3 (kg/m3)nonePotential Density relative to 4000 db
PACIFICA1205.mat
Adjusted MAT file derived from PACIFICAsource_BIGARRAY.mat using this script on MATLAB.

PACIFICA Grid Statistics

PACIFICA1205_stat.csv.zip (zip compressed)
PACIFICA1205_stat.csv.gz (gzip compressed)
Outline
  • assignment sampling depth to standard depth;
  • calculating annual, monthly and three-month mean and standard deviation in 1×1 degree square;
  • longitude and latitude are shown in center of square; e.g., LON=155 and LAT=44 means 145.5 <= longitude < 155.5 and 43.5 <= latitude < 44.5;
Format
ColumnLabelDescription
1VAR CTDTMP [degree C], SALNTY, CTDSAL, OXYGEN [UMOL/KG], NITRAT [UMOL/KG], SILCAT [UMOL/KG], PHSPHT [UMOL/KG], ALKALI [UMOL/KG], TCARBN [UMOL/KG], PH [total scale]
2DEPTHStandard Depth: 0, 10, 20, 30, 75, 100, 125, 150, 200, 250, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1200, 1300,1400, 1500, 1750, 2000, 2500, 3000, 3500, 4000, 4500, 5000, 5500, 6000, 6500, 7000, 7500, 8000, 8500, 9000, 9500, 10000 [METER]
3LONLongitude [0 to 359 degree E]
4LATLatitude [-90 to 90 degree N]
5MON 00:annual,
01:Jan, 02:Feb, 03:Mar, 04:Apr, 05:May, 06:Jun, 07:Jul, 08:Aug, 09:Sep, 10:Oct, 11:Nov, 12:Dec,
JFM:Jan-Feb-Mar, FMA:Feb-Mar-Apr, MAM:Mar-Apr-May, AMJ:Apr-May-Jun,
MJJ:May-Jun-Jul, JJA:Jun-Jul-Aug, JAS:Jul-Aug-Sep, ASO:Aug-Sep-Oct,
SON:Sep-Oct-Nov, OND:Oct-Nov-Dec, NDJ:Nov-Dec-Jan, DJF:Dec-Jan-Feb
6NNumber of samples
7MEANMean value
8SDStanard deviation if N > 1, blank if N = 1


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