Investigators | Rik Wanninkhof
Doug Wallace Molly Baringer |
Co-Investigators | Alison Macdonald |
SMP Project | Meridional transport of carbon dioxide in the North Atlantic Ocean |
Product | Carbon transport calculations and inverse modeling results for a repeat hydrographic transect at latitude 24.5°N in the Atlantic. |
Description | A tar file of the following data files is provided.
Data files are in Matlab binary format.
(1) Data from the Ronald Brown 1998 transect of 24.5°N objectively mapped onto 0.5 degree grid in logitude, 50 dbar in pressure between 284.5°E and 344°E. (2) The gridded 1992 A05 WOCE 24.5°N transect data subtracted from the 1998 Ronald Brown 24.5°N data every 0.5 deg grid in longitude, 50 dbar in pressure between 284.5°E and 344°E. (3) Mask for 24.5°N transect bathymetry (4) The results of the 1998 transect inverse providing an estimate of the absolute velocity and transport fields. A descriptive README file is included in the tar file. |
Submitted | April 2002 |
e-Citation | Macdonald A.; U.S. JGOFS Synthesis & Modeling Project - Data. U.S. JGOFS. iPub: April 2002. 'date you accessed the data' http://usjgofs.whoi.edu/mzweb/data/co2_wanninkhof.tar |
References | A Macdonald, R Wanninkhof, M Baringer, K Lee, D Wallace. (submitted, 2002). Carbon Transport at 24.5°N in the Atlantic, DSR II. |
Contact |
Rik Wanninkhof
NOAA/AOML 4301 Rickenbacker Causeway Miami, FL 33149 tel: (305) 361-4379 fax: (305) 361-4392 wanninkhof@aoml.noaa.gov Alison Macdonald
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