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https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/tabledap/amundsen13109_ips5.subset https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/tabledap/amundsen13109_ips5 https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/tabledap/amundsen13109_ips5.graph https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/files/amundsen13109_ips5/ Long-term oceanic observatories moorings data in the Beaufort Sea during ArcticNet study 2004-2010, reprocessed. Thirty-six moorings were deployed in the Beaufort Sea between 2004 and 2010. Some of the moorings were deployed for one year only and others were maintained (recovered and redeployed) over several years. A total of 12 moorings were lost (1 in 2004, 2 in 2006, 1 in 2007, 2 in 2008, and 6 in 2010). Mooring sites included the Mackenzie Shelf (North-Western to North-Eastern), Mackenzie Shelf slope, Kugmallit Valley, Canada Basin, Mackenzie Canyon, Amundsen Gulf (West to East), and outer Franklin Bay area. Bottom depth at deployment sites varied between 200 and 545 m. Mooring lines were equipped with various oceanographic instruments attached at different depths from 12 m to a maximum of 500 m below the surface. Moored instruments included ALEC conductivity-temperature-turbidity- chlorophyll-PAR sensors, SeaBird SB 26 and SB37 conductivity-temperature sensors, RMC4, RMC7 and RCM11 current meters, Nortek current profilers, McLane moored profilers and NIPR and Technicap sediment traps. The datasets available were quality controlled, and have been used in several publications listed in the document accompanying the data. Variables available include water temperature, conductivity (salinity), density, PAR, Chla, turbidity, oxygen and current velocity (speed and direction). Sediment trap collections were used to estimate downward fluxes of particles, and datasets are described in Metadata CCIN 10476 (Vertical particle flux data in the Beaufort Sea: 2002-2010).\nThis dataset is a reprocessed version of the previous one. The processing chain used is built upon open-source Integrated Marine Observatory System (IMOS) toolbox developed for Matlab© by the Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN; Galibert, 2016).\n\ncdm_data_type = TimeSeries\nVARIABLES:\nfilename (Source File Name)\nplatform_code\nproject\nsite_code\nsite_depth_at_deployment\nsite_nominal_depth\ndeployment_code\ninstrument\ninstrument_serial_number\n... (24 more variables)\n https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/metadata/fgdc/xml/amundsen13109_ips5_fgdc.xml https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/metadata/iso19115/xml/amundsen13109_ips5_iso19115.xml https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/info/amundsen13109_ips5/index.htmlTable ??? https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/rss/amundsen13109_ips5.rss https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/subscriptions/add.html?datasetID=amundsen13109_ips5&showErrors=false&email= ArcticNet amundsen13109_ips5
https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/tabledap/amundsen13107_ips5.subset https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/tabledap/amundsen13107_ips5 https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/tabledap/amundsen13107_ips5.graph https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/files/amundsen13107_ips5/ Mooring data of the Integrated Beaufort Observatory (iBO), a project from the Beaufort Regional Environmental Assessment (BREA) Marine Observatories in the Canadian Arctic. The iBO project has supported the deployment of four moorings at key locations identified during the previous northern and southern Beaufort Sea monitoring initiatives (see CCIN 11925 ArcticNet-Industry 2009-2011 moorings and CCIN 11975 BREA 2011-2015 moorings). Since fall 2015, BRG and BR1 from BREA were redeployed along with two new moorings BRK and BR3.  For every year of deployment, each mooring line was equipped with various oceanographic instruments attached at different depths from approximately 150 m to 750 m. Moored instruments include conductivity-temperature sensors, ice profiling sonars, particle analyzers, current meters, current profilers, and sediment traps. Datasets include currents, ice draft and velocities, water levels, temperature, salinity and turbidity, chlorophyll, suspended particulate size and concentration, and vertical carbon flux. \n\nData collected were quality assessed/quality controlled (QA/QC) following the Climate and Forecast (CF https://cfconventions.org/) (external link) conventions, and building upon the open-source Integrated Marine Observatory System (IMOS) toolbox developed for Matlab© by the Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN). The four moorings provided ready to use quality data for the period 2015-2017. BR1 provided an extra year of data for 2017-2018, whereas BR3, BRG, and BRK are still at sea and being recovered (Fall 2019). The program ended officially in 2018; however, Amundsen Science and its collaborators maintain the observatory and monitoring capacity in the region with one mooring BRG pending new funding and interests for the program.\n\ncdm_data_type = TimeSeries\nVARIABLES:\nfilename (Source File Name)\nplatform_code\nproject\nsite_code\nsite_depth_at_deployment\nsite_nominal_depth\ndeployment_code\ninstrument\ninstrument_serial_number\n... (24 more variables)\n https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/metadata/fgdc/xml/amundsen13107_ips5_fgdc.xml https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/metadata/iso19115/xml/amundsen13107_ips5_iso19115.xml https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/info/amundsen13107_ips5/index.htmlTable ??? https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/rss/amundsen13107_ips5.rss https://erddap.amundsenscience.com/erddap/subscriptions/add.html?datasetID=amundsen13107_ips5&showErrors=false&email= ArcticNet amundsen13107_ips5

 
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