*2019/08/16 15:39:23.55
*IOS HEADER VERSION 2.0      2016/04/28 2016/06/13 IVF16

*FILE
    START TIME          : UTC 1975/05/10 00:30:00.000
    NUMBER OF RECORDS   : 15
    DATA DESCRIPTION    : CTD
    FILE TYPE           : ASCII
    DATA TYPE           : REAL*4
    PAD                 : -99
    NUMBER OF CHANNELS  : 3

    $TABLE: CHANNELS
    ! No Name          Units            Minimum        Maximum
    !--- ------------- ---------------- -------------- --------------
       1 Pressure      decibar          0              56
       2 Temperature   'deg C (IPTS68)' -1.612         -1.379
       3 Salinity      ppt              30.419         31.56
    $END

    $TABLE: CHANNEL DETAIL
    ! No  Pad   Start  Width  Format  Type  Decimal_Places
    !---  ----  -----  -----  ------  ----  --------------
       1  ' '   ' '        7  F       ' '     1
       2  ' '   ' '        8  F       ' '     3
       3  ' '   ' '        8  F       ' '     3
    $END

*ADMINISTRATION
    MISSION             : 1975-71
    AGENCY              : IOS
    COUNTRY             : Canada
    PROJECT             : Beaufort Sea Project
    SCIENTIST           : Herlinveaux
    PLATFORM            : Bell 205 helicopter

*LOCATION
    GEOGRAPHIC AREA     : Beaufort Sea
    STATION             : 114
    EVENT NUMBER        : 114
    LATITUDE            :  70  44.10000 N  ! (deg min)
    LONGITUDE           : 134  44.80000 W  ! (deg min)
    WATER DEPTH         : 56

*INSTRUMENT
    TYPE                : Guildline CTD
    MODEL               : 8202

*COMMENTS
    ODIS # 75-0001; MEDS # 181575013
    Methods:
    Temperature-salinity profiles were obtained with a
    Guildline CTD (8202 Arctic probe, with 8101 deck unit).
    The probe was equipped with a 0-300 dbar pressure transducer.
    The data were recorded to paper chart, and digitized later.
    A Hydrolab TC-2 was used as backup, but the
    temperatures were sometimes below the freezing point.
    Salinities were computed using Perkin-Walker formulae.
    Reference -
    Herlinveaux, R.H., B.R. de Lange Boom, & G.R. Wilton, 1976.
    Salinity, temperature, turbidity and meteorological observations
    in the Beaufort Sea: summer 1974 spring & summer 1975.
    Pac. Mar. Sc. Rep. 76-26, Inst. of Ocean Sc.
    Conversion:
    Converted from Beaufort Sea variability 9-track by Rick Birch
    Reference: Fissel & Melling, 1990.
    Interannual variability of oceanographic conditions in the south-
    eastern Beaufort Sea. DFO. Cdn Contr Rep #35.
    Original header:
     70.74 134.75   1975  5 10  0 30  15
    Data Quality:
    These data have undergone a quality control evaluation,
    as per Fissel & Melling (1990).
    Temperature (Guildline) res=0.02, acc=0.03 degC
    Salinity (Guildline) res=0.01, acc=0.02 ppt
    One cast had suspect salinities (ice in cell?).
    The Hydrolab data are of reduced accuracy: 1degC, 1ppt
    Other measurements: Turbidity

*HISTORY

    $TABLE: PROGRAMS
    !   Name                     Vers   Date       Time     Recs In   Recs Out
    !   ------------------------ ------ ---------- -------- --------- ---------
        CLEAN                    2.0    1997/02/04 12:41:50        15        15
        HDREDIT2                 1.6    2003/05/30 11:33:21 ?         ?
        SORT                     3.4.1  2004/04/16 16:49:43        15        15
        CHANGE_CTD_CHANNEL_NAMES 1.0    2013/12/16 14:14:53        15        15
        CHANGE_MISSION_IDs       1.0    2014/03/03 10:17:37        15        15
        CLEAN                    5.2.3  2019/08/16 15:39:23 ?         ?
    $END
    $REMARKS
        -The following CLEAN parameters were used.
         Reset #RECS, MIN & MAX values in header.
        -The following SORT parameters were used.
         Sorted by channel: Pressure
         Pressure channel sorted according to values in sort channel
        -CLEAN functions: 2019/08/16 15:39:04 20
         Set event to last  4 characters of file name
    $END
!--1--- ---2--- ---3---
!Pressu Tempera Salinit
!re     ture    y      
!------ ------- -------
*END OF HEADER
    0.0  -1.592  30.445
    0.9  -1.600  30.444
    1.5  -1.606  30.427
   10.1  -1.612  30.425
   20.2  -1.612  30.422
   30.3  -1.597  30.419
   32.0  -1.544  30.419
   38.5  -1.446  30.901
   40.0  -1.431  30.884
   42.0  -1.393  31.064
   45.0  -1.384  31.271
   48.5  -1.379  31.337
   50.0  -1.384  31.488
   50.5  -1.383  31.494
   56.0  -1.387  31.560