*2024/04/11 16:12:33.72
*IOS HEADER VERSION 2.0      2016/04/28 2016/06/13 IVF16

*FILE
    START TIME          : UTC 1996/06/27 12:21:19.000
    END TIME            : UTC 1996/06/27 13:24:53.000
    NUMBER OF RECORDS   : 10
    DATA DESCRIPTION    : Bottle:Rosette
    FILE TYPE           : ASCII
    DATA TYPE           : real*4
    NUMBER OF CHANNELS  : 3

    $TABLE: CHANNELS
    ! No Name              Units     Minimum        Maximum
    !--- ----------------- --------- -------------- --------------
       1 Bottle_Number     n/a       1              10
       2 Pressure          decibar   1801.7         2299
       3 Salinity:Bottle   PSS-78    34.5678        34.6221
    $END

    $TABLE: CHANNEL DETAIL
    ! No  Pad   Start  Width  Format  Type  Decimal_Places
    !---  ----  -----  -----  ------  ----  --------------
       1  -99   ' '        5  F       I       0
       2  -99   ' '        7  F       ' '     1
       3  -99   ' '        9  F       ' '     4
    $END

*ADMINISTRATION
    MISSION             : 1996-12
    AGENCY              : IOS, Ocean Science and Productivity, Sidney, B.C.
    COUNTRY             : Canada
    PROJECT             : Endeavour Ridge
    SCIENTIST           : Thomson R.E.
    PLATFORM            : John P. Tully

*LOCATION
    GEOGRAPHIC AREA     : Hot Vents
    STATION             : R96-16
    EVENT NUMBER        : 48
    LATITUDE            :  47  56.99000 N  ! (deg min)
    LONGITUDE           : 129  20.07100 W  ! (deg min)
    WATER DEPTH         : 2500

*INSTRUMENT
    TYPE                : Bottle
    MODEL               : Niskin (10 litre)
    $REMARKS
        Salinity analyzed using a Guildline Portsal Salinometer
        model 8410, serial number 59724.
        Instrument standardized against IAPSO Standard Seawater from
        Wormely, England.
    $END

*COMMENTS

    Analyzes methods:
    -----------------

      Salinity samples are collected in glass bottles and analyzed on Guildline
      model 8410 Portasal Salinometers which are standardized with IAPSO standard
      seawater.

      Oxygen samples are analyzed on an automated Winkler titration system
      following the procedures of Carpenter (1965). A Brinkmann model 665 Dosimat
      and model PC900 Colorimeter is controlled by Visual-Basic program to
      titrate the oxygen samples.

*HISTORY

    $TABLE: PROGRAMS
    !   Name                     Vers   Date       Time     Recs In   Recs Out
    !   ------------------------ ------ ---------- -------- --------- ---------
        CLEAN                    2.0    1997/03/05 09:53:15        10        10
        REMOVECH                 3.2    2000/01/10 16:25:18        10        10
        HDREDIT2                 1.7    2003/09/24 13:43:43 ?         ?
        CLEAN                    4.4    2003/09/24 13:43:49        10        10
        SORT                     3.4.1  2004/04/13 15:38:12        10        10
        CHANGE_CTD_CHANNEL_NAMES 1.0    2013/12/16 15:10:10        10        10
        HDREDIT2                 3.2    2024/04/11 16:10:08 ?         ?
        CLEAN                    5.3    2024/04/11 16:12:33        10        10
    $END
    $REMARKS
        -The following CLEAN parameters were used.
         Reset #RECS, MIN & MAX values in header.
        -No channels were removed.
        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.
        -The following SORT parameters were used.
         Sorted by channel: Pressure
         Pressure channel sorted according to values in sort channel
        -HEADER EDITS: 2024/04/11 16:10:08 - none.
        -CLEAN functions: 2024/04/11 16:12:33 20
         Reset #RECS, MIN & MAX values in header.
         Set header Start and End times from the data. *FAILED*
    $END
!-1-- --2--- ---3----
!Bott Pressu Salinity
!le_  re     :Bottle 
!Numb                
!er                  
!---- ------ --------
*END OF HEADER
   10 1801.7  34.5678
    9 1898.9  34.5817
    8 1950.0  34.5878
    7 1999.5  34.5940
    6 2049.8  34.5976
    5 2099.4  34.6026
    4 2149.2  34.6074
    3 2171.1  34.6096
    2 2250.0  34.6185
    1 2299.0  34.6221