*2004/02/23 11:42:45.70 *IOS HEADER VERSION 1.4 2002/12/04 2002/12/04 *FILE START TIME : PST 1978/01/19 12:33:00.000 NUMBER OF RECORDS : 8 DATA DESCRIPTION : Bottle:Wire FILE TYPE : ASCII NUMBER OF CHANNELS : 5 $TABLE: CHANNELS ! No Name Units Minimum Maximum ! -- ---------------------- -------- -------------- -------------- 1 Depth metres 0 125 2 Nitrate_plus_Nitrite umol/L 20.8 29 3 Silicate umol/L 36.7 51.5 4 Phosphate umol/L 1.62 1.89 5 Oxygen:Dissolved mL/L 5.27 6.5 $END $TABLE: CHANNEL DETAIL ! No Pad Start Width Format Type Decimal_Places ! -- ---- ----- ----- ------ ---- -------------- 1 -99 ' ' 6 F R4 0 2 -99 ' ' 6 F R4 1 3 -99 ' ' 6 F R4 1 4 -99 ' ' 7 F R4 2 5 -99 ' ' ' ' F7.2 R4 ' ' $END *LOCATION STATION : QST8 EVENT NUMBER : 127 LATITUDE : 50 50.90000 N ! (deg min) LONGITUDE : 127 30.00000 W ! (deg min) *HISTORY $TABLE: PROGRAMS ! Name Vers Date Time Recs In Recs Out ! -------- ------ ---------- -------- --------- --------- SPRD2IS 4.1 2004/02/23 11:23:47 8 8 HDREDIT2 1.9 2004/02/23 11:40:17 ? ? CLEAN 4.5 2004/02/23 11:42:45 8 8 $END $REMARKS CLEAN functions: - Reset #RECS, MIN & MAX values in header. - Change Pad Value to -99 in All Channels. - Delete Empty Channels: 0 deleted. - Set channel name post-colon letters to upper case. $END *ADMINISTRATION MISSION : 1978-10 AGENCY : IOS, Offshore Oceanography, Sidney, B.C. COUNTRY : Canada PROJECT : Inner Passage SCIENTIST : Thomson R.E. PLATFORM : Parizeau *INSTRUMENT TYPE : Bottle MODEL : Niskin (1.7 litre) *COMMENTS Collection methods: ------------------- Sea Water Temperature: - Reversing thermometers mounted on bottles. Salinity: - Collected in bottles. Dissolved Oxygen: - Collected in bottles. Nutrients - two plastic and two glass vials Analyzes methods: ------------------------- Temperatures at depth were measured by deep-sea reversing thermometers of German (Richter and Wiese) and/or Japanese (Yoshimo Keiki Co.) manufacture. Two protected thermometers were used on all bottles, and one unprotected thermometer was used on each bottle at depths of 250 m or greater so that depths could be calculated. The accuracy of protected reversing thermometers is believed to be +-0.02C. Salinity determinations were made at sea with a Guildline model 8400 lab salinometer. Depth determinations were made using the "depth difference" method described in the U.S.N. Hydrographic Office Publication No. 607 (1955). Depth estimates have an approximate accuracy of +-5 m for depths less than 1000 m, and +-0.5% of depth for depths greater than 1000 m. The dissolved oxygen analyses were done in the shipboard laboratory by a modified Winkler method (Carpenter, 1965). Nutrient samples for nitrate, phospahte and silicate were drawn unfiltered into two plastic and two glass vials and frozen in an upright position. Following the cruise samples were analyzed using a Technicon auto-analyzer under contract to Seakem Oceanography Ltd. The maximum duration between sample collection and analysis was six months. References: 1. R.E. Thomson, W.S. Hugget and L.S.C. Kuwahara. 1980. Data Record of Current Observations Volume VIII; Discovery Passage, Johnstone Strait, and Queen Charlotte Strait; Part 1 - Water Property Observations 1976, 1977, 1978,(1979). Institute of Ocean Sciences. 2. R.E. Thomson, W.S. Hugget and L.S.C. Kuwahara. 1980. Data Record of Current Observations Volume VIII; Discovery Passage, Johnstone Strait, and Queen Charlotte Strait; Part 2 - Appendices (listing of Water property data) Appendix A(1) - 1976 and 1977. Institute of Ocean Sciences. 3. R.E. Thomson, W.S. Hugget and L.S.C. Kuwahara. 1980. Data Record of Current Observations Volume VIII; Discovery Passage, Johnstone Strait, and Queen Charlotte Strait; Part 2 - Appendices (listing of Water property data) Appendices C,D,E - 1976,1977,1978,(1979). Institute of Ocean Sciences. !--1-- --2-- --3-- --4--- --5--- !Depth Nitra Silic Phosph Oxygen ! te_ ate ate : ! plus_ Dissol ! Nitri ved ! te !----- ----- ----- ------ ------ *END OF HEADER 0. 20.8 36.7 1.72 6.50 10. 29.0 51.5 1.62 6.49 20. 21.5 38.1 1.67 6.47 30. 27.1 47.7 1.82 6.45 50. 22.8 40.5 1.67 6.44 75. 22.4 39.5 1.85 5.27 100. 26.0 45.7 1.89 6.40 125. 26.5 45.9 1.75 6.35