- Converted the submitted file into exchange format.
- Merged CDOM325,CDOM325_FLAG_W,CDOM340,CDOM340_FLAG_W,CDOM380,CDOM380_FLAG_W,CDOM412,CDOM412_FLAG_W,CDOMSL,CDOMSL_FLAG_W,CDOMSN,CDOMSN_FLAG_W
  into the current bottle file.
- Double checked the new file with the bottle compare tool, everything looked ok.
- The exchange file looks good in JOA, but I was unable to open the netcdf archive.
- I updated the woce file.

File Editing Notes -  C. Berys
a22_2003a_hy1.csv datestamp 20100910CCHDOSIOCBG

The following actions were taken:

 File merged with TDN data submitted by Alex Kozyr on 2008-02-15 with
merge_exchange_bot.rb  (J.Fields)
    submission file 20080215_08_34_Kozyr__Alex/A22_2003_DOC_TDN_Final.csv
    parameters merged: TDN, TDN_FLAG_W
    The following units were changed:
	DEPTH from '' to 'METERS'
	TRITER from '' to 'TU'
	HELIER from '' to 'NMOL/KG'
	DELHER from '' to 'PERCNT'
	C14ERR from '' to '/MILLE'

 Citation information copied to merged file

 Made WOCE bottle file using exchange_to_wocebot.rb (J. Fields)

 Made NetCDF bottle files using exbot_to_netcdf.pl (S. Diggs)

 Files opened in JOA, no errors found

 working directory: original/2010.09.10_A22_2003_TDN_CBG/

30 October 2009		New release of CCHDO A20/A22-2003 Data

1.     Replace all the old CTDO data files with the new ones.
2.     Bottle Oxygen data were wrong in original bottle file submitted.   
	I would replace ALL ODF parameters, so they jive with our final 
	submission.  2003 CLIVAR A20/A22 CTDO and bottle data files 
	were re-generated

Oct. 30, 2009.  A review of the data showed problems in the CTD
data files produced in Feb. 2004 and in the bottle data files
produced shipboard.  The problems and their resolution are
addressed below, and fixed in this distribution.

Temperature data in 2004 were reported as ITS90, when they were
actually IPTS68 data.  Additionally, a large surface CTD Oxygen
problem was discovered and fixed.  Apparently there was a program
bug when both A20 and A22 CTDO files were generated in Feb. 2004.
Surface CTD Oxygen data were off by tens of umol/kg near-surface
for both cruises, and well over a hundred umol/kg for many casts.
Reported CTD Oxygen data did not return to bottle data ranges
until ~400db (A20) or ~30db (A22) in the Feb. 2004 data files.

A22 CTD Oxygen data, produced with current ODF CTDO processing
software, resemble data values from the ship and agree fairly
well with bottle data.  However, A20 CTD Oxygen data do not agree
well with deep bottle data or shipboard CTD data.  CTDO processing
algorithms apparently evolved during A22 in such a way that deep
CTD Oxygen data produced from shipboard A20 CTD data and corrections
files are about 1.5-2% high vs. bottle data.  A snapshot of the
final shipboard A20 CTD Oxygen data was found in other data
listings generated just after corrections were finalized at the
end of A20.  These CTD Oxygen data agree much more closely with
bottle data, and were merged in with the current pressure,
temperature, salinity and transmissometer data. (As noted, only
temperature values should differ in these other data.)

Note that there was NOT a problem with CTD Temperature or Oxygen
data reported in the bottle data files. A postgresql database
was the source for the shipboard .sea files; it was never updated
with CTD Oxygen values while the program was incorrect.  However,
plots of CTD vs bottle Oxygen data revealed an offset between
them in umol/kg units, but good agreement in ml/l units.  It
was discovered that lab temperatures at analysis time were
erroneously stored in the bottle Oxygen draw temperature slot in
early versions of the bottle database.  The correct data were
uploaded into the A20 and A22 databases, and the CTD and bottle
Oxygen data now agree in umol/kg space as well.  New versions
of the .sum, .sea and _hy1.csv files were generated in Oct. 2009
and are also included with this data release.  Note that non-ODF
data are shipboard status, and probably need to be updated from
newer data files submitted by the other PIs.

Uncorrected transmissometer data are now included in these 2009
CTD data files.  A few surface CTD T/S/O spikes were removed or
reduced in this distribution by excluding surface data before
the point where sensors had equilibrated (usually before SBE
pumps had turned on) from the pressure-series data:

   A20: stations  1, 15, 37/2, 54, 61, 75, 78, 81, 85 and 87
       61/1  CTDO off at surface, ok? by about 20db
       75/1  CTDO low at surface, ok by about 10db
       85/1  CTDO very low at surface, ok by about 14db.

   A22: stations  9, 38, 52, 54/2
	9/1  CTDS still somewhat noisy, top 10db
       38/1  CTDO a bit low at surface, ok by about 16db 
       52/1  CTDO low at surface, ok by about 22db
       54/2  CTDO low at surface, top 2db only 
	  NOTE: station 54/2 was overwritten by [deeper] 54/1 at
		some point before A22 ended.  The shallow-cast
		data were found in and recovered from another
		file, and reformatted to CCHDO formats.

The following extra CTD casts were done because of problems on
the primary deep cast (where possible, notes from Console Logs
or ODF documentation are included):

   A20: station 66/1:  "deck unit lost power, sea cable
		conductor shorted, end cast at 750m [up]"
        station 66/2:  "port side winch/wire, pick up top
		750+m of water samples from aborted cast 1"

   A22: station 51/3 (deep cast/5052db):  precedes 51/2 in time,
		"all bottle vents left open, no usable samples
		taken"  [NOTE: documentation says orig.  51/1 was
		re-named 51/3. CTD trips reported with 51/3
		match the original trip data.]  
	station 51/2: (deep cast/4020db): "repeat cast"
		[NOTE: all bottle data are reported as cast 2]

	station 57/2 (deep cast/5033db) - precedes 57/1 in time,
		"broken sea cable conductor/signal loss resulted
		in premature termination of 57/1 (renamed 57/2)
		at 4600db after tripping 3 bottles."
	station 57/1 (deep cast/5035db) - repeat cast [NOTE:
		all bottle data are reported as cast 1]

The following extra CTD casts were for CDOM experiments and have
not been processed beyond block-averaging; no bottles were tripped
on these casts, and no sample logs were filed.  Note that these
casts typically preceded the deep CTD casts in time, despite a
cast number that was later in sequence.

     A20: stations  37/2  58/2   

     A22: stations  14/2  41/2  54/2

The following CTD casts with NO bottle data have been eliminated
in this distribution, with reasons explained below:

     A20: station 89/1  The last station for A20 was 88; this was
		an on-deck test in port after A20 finished. It
		should not have been included in any distribution.

     A22: station 51/1	Renamed 51/3; CTD data in files for
		51/1 and 51/3 are identical; however, CTD trips
		stored with cast 1 do NOT match up with trips 
		logged during cast acquisition (39 vs 36 bottles,
		different depths).

ODF documentation remains the same, since no PTSO corrections
were changed.  However, the documented "extra" high-order
polynomial corrections to CTD Oxygens as a function of Pressure
were never applied to the A20/A22 data in CTD files, in 2004
or now.  Polynomial coefficients were calculated in ml/l units,
but applied to umol/kg values in the CCHDO CTD files, and
essentially had no effect on the 2004 CTD data.

These data issues were discussed with Dr. James H. Swift,
Principal Investigator of the CTD/Hydrographic Support for
A20/A22.  He agreed that updating the data was appropriate for
this data set, and suggested we include documentation that
identified the CTD data files with surface oxygen problems. 

CTD/Hydrographic Support Principal Investigator:
	Dr. James H. Swift
	jswift@ucsd.edu

SIO/STS/ODF Data Manager:
	Kristin M. Sanborn
	ksanborn@ucsd.edu

SIO/STS/ODF post-cruise Data Analysts for A20/A22 data:
	Mary Carol Johnson		Parisa Nahavandi
	mcj@ucsd.edu			pnahavandi@ucsd.edu

The following actions were taken:

    TCO2 changed to TCARBN in original exchange file header
        file: a22_2003a_hy1.csv

    Submission file was converted from WOCE format to CSV
        original file: a22_2003_cfc_woce_dat.txt
        edited file: a22_2003_cfc_woce_dat.txt
   
    The following lines had different cast numbers than the online Exchange Bottle file and WOCE Sum file and were omitted - they contained no data
        Station 14     cast 2 bottle 1 through 4 labeled as cast 1 bottle 101 through 104
        Station 41    cast 2 bottle 1 through 4 labeled as cast 1 bottle 101 through 104
        Station 51    lines labeled cast 1 bottle 51 through 55 omitted
        Station 51    cast 2 bottle 1 through 34 labeled as cast 1 bottle 101 through 134
        Station 51    cast 3 bottle 1 through 9 labeled as cast 1 bottle 101 through 109
        Station 54     cast 2 bottle 1 through 9 labeled as cast 1 bottle 101 through 109
        Station 57    cast 2 bottle 1 through 9 labeled as cast 1 bottle 101 through 109
   
    File was merged using merge_exchange_bot.rb (jfields)
        input files: a22_2003_cfc_woce_dat.txt a22_2003a_hy1.csv
        parameters merged: CFC-11, CFC-11_FLAG_W, CFC-12, CFC-12_FLAG_W, CFC113, CFC113_FLAG_W, CCL4, CCL4_FLAG_W
        output file: a22_2003a_merged_hy1.csv
            detailed merge results in file: a22_2003a_merge_results
            This file was copied, renamed to a22_2003a_hy1.csv and copied to the main directory.
           
    WOCE exchange file created using exchange_to_wocebot.rb (jfields)
        input file: a22_2003a_merged_hy1.csv
        output file: a22_2003a_merged_copy_hy.csv
            This file was copied, renamed to a22_2003ahy.txt and copied to the main directory.
   
    NetCDF file created using exbot_to_netcdf.pl (jfields)
        input file: a22_2003a_merged_hy1.csv
            output in directory: netcdf/
            files were renamed to remove _merged_ from filenames
            files were zipped into a22_2003a_nc_hyd.zip
            This file was copied to the main directory.
   
    NOTE:     BACT, PROC, SYNN, PEUK, along with flags (from submission file: 20061125.104436Carlson,_Craig/A22_BACT_11-20-06.txt) and
            BRDU along with flags (from submission file: 20061125.104627Carlson,_Craig/A22_BrdU_11-20-06.txt)
            are still NOT MERGED.
      
    The exchange bottle file was checked using the online bottle compare tool. Parameters which were not merged were identical in the merged and replaced files. The merged file was opened in JOA and no errors were found. The WOCE bottle file was unable to be run in wocecvt. The NetCDF file was opened in JOA and no errors were found.

We do have a report on CFC measurements for A20 and A22. And i think we have 
the final data as well in the data file. i need to compare with your CFC data 
though.
You can find the report in NDP-089: 
http://cdiac.ornl.gov/oceans/ndp_089/ndp089.html and click on 
Chlorofluorocarbon Measurements, or download the NDP-089 in PDF format.

On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 3:01 PM, Jerry Kappa wrote:
  I just updated the pdf report for a22_2003a, put it into the appropriate
  directory, and moved the previously online pdf to the original directory.
  The old pdf cruise report had an incorrect cruise track.  This has been
  corrected in the new pdf.

A22_2003a (316N200310) merging notes
4.10.2008  DBK

Files are from:
CFC11,12,113- emailed from Steve Diggs from Vienna on 04/14/2008.   
These values are from Bill Smethie.
C13/14- submitted by Bob Key to cchdo website on 04/07/2008 and supersede Dunworth's.
BrdU - submitted by Carlson on 11.25.2006 THESE VALUES HAVE NOT YET BEEN MERGED.
BACT - submitted by Carlson on 11.25.2006 THESE VALUES HAVE NOT YET BEEN MERGED.
DCNS - submitted by Carlson on 11.25.2006 THESE VALUES HAVE NOT YET BEEN MERGED.
Helium - submitted by Bill Jenkins on 11.19.2007
Tritium - submitted by Bill Jenkins on 11.19.2007
Helium 3 - submitted by Bill Jenkins on 11.19.2007
Neon - submitted by Bill Jenkins on 11.19.2007
TDN - upper 300m data submitted by Carlson on 12.19.2007
TDN - resubmission of TDN by Alex on 2.18.2008
DOC - resubmission of DOC by Alex on 2.18.2008

NOTES:
------
TCO2- Changed header mnemonic to read WOCE convention TCARBN.

TDN- values < 300m were sent by Carlson.  Needed reformatting before merging.
Merged values with no apparant errors (none reported by mrgsea).  Ran wocecvt with no errors.

Helium, it's error and quality flag, delta helium 3, it's error and quality flag and neon,
error and quality flag values were merged into the a22_2003a bottle file
with no apparent errors (none reported by mrgsea).  Ran wocecvt afterward with no errors.
15 stations in the original file were not merged into the woce-formatted bottle file.  These
stations (found in the files named: helium_unmerged.txt, helier_unmerged.txt delhelium_unmerged.txt,
delherr_unmerged.txt respectively) are missing station/cast/bottle combinations
in the woce-formatted bottle file and are not thought to be an error in merging.

Tritium and it's erro and quality flag values were merged into the a22_2003a bottle file
with no apparant errors (none reported by mrgsea).  Ran wocecvt with no errors.

CFC 11, CFC 12 and CFC 113 and their associated quality values were merged into the a22_2003a
bottle file with no apparant errors (none reported by mrgsea).
Ran wocecvt with no errors.

C13 and C14 sent by Key were first refromatted, then merged into the a22_2003a bottle file using
mrgsea with no errors.

TDN and DOC sent by Alex were extracted, reformatted and merged into the a22_2003a bottle file
using mrgsea with no errors.  Ran wocecvt with no errors.

BACT, DCNS and BrdU have not been merged at this time.  Current files need refromatting before
merging can be completed.

Final WOCE formatted bottle file has been checked for formatting errors with wocecvt.  No errors
were found.  Exchange bottle file was created using the merged WOCE bottle file.  TDN values
were not included in the exchange file because this parameter was not recognized by the conversion
code.  Netcdf files were generated with no errors.   It has been noticed however that the column
for HELIER is offset by one character/byte.  This in turn effects the last 3 columns (error values
for tritium, C14, and delhe3).  This occurs only in the exchange file, and will be discussed with
the office for possible solutions.  It appears to be a problem with the exchange conversion code
although no errors were produced.

All merged files were placed online and previous version moved to the original directory and
renamed to include the date of their transfer.

Attached are the cfc data finalized in Lamont.

Status: public
Name: Kozyr, Alex
Institute: CDIAC/ORNL
Country: USA
Expo:316N200310 Line: A22_2003
Date: 2003-10-23 
Action:Merge Data, Place Online
Notes:Here are the DOC and TDN data. I've submitted DOC measurements before for this cruise but do not see these numbers mearged yet, so I send them again.

300m TDN submitted.txt Type:  Status: public
Name: Carlson, Craig
Institute: UCSB
Country: USA
Expo:316N200310 Line: A22
Date: 2003-10-01 
Action:Merge Data
Notes: Attached are total dissolved nitrogen data determined for the upper 300 m.   These data are used in combination with nitrate and nitrite to calculate DON.  TDN is reported because that's the parameter actually measured.  These are ancillary data to the larger DOC data sets already submitted.

I've just submitted the latest DOC numbers for A22_2003 cruise (we found some 
problems with flags). As you did not merge previously submitted DOC numbers 
yet, please replace them with this latest one.

Please find attached a spreadsheet containing the helium isotope, helium and neon analytical results for A20_2003, A22_2003, and P02_2004. Hopefully the tables are self-explanatory, but please let me know if there are any questions. I will be working on and sending the accompanying tritium data in the near future, and will then work on sending you the A20_1997 and A22_1997 data.

File: RH3 Tritium Submission.csv  Type: CSV Status: Public
Name: Jenkins, William 
Institute: WHOI 
Country: USA
Expo:316N200310 Line: A22
Date: 10/2003
Action:Place Data Online
Notes:

File: A22_BrdU_11-20-06.txt  Type: txt Status: Public
Name: Carlson, Craig 
Institute: University of California Santa Barbara 
Country: USA
Expo:316N200310 Line: A22
Date: 11/2003
Action:Place Data Online
Notes:
Bacterial production data for A22.  This is ancillary data to the core CDOM data set

Here are several additional ancillary data that accompany the core CDOM data (already submitted) for A20 and A22.     They include concentrations of microbes in the upper 250 m, bromodioxyuridine incorporation rates (proxy for microbial production) and concentrations of dissolved combined neutral sugars for A20.  I have also included brief standard operating procedures for each parameter. Again these are level III ancillary data to the bigger CDOM data set. These data analyses are extremely labor intensive to generate and were just recently completed, QC'd and finalized. I am not sure how they are to be incorporated into the larger data sets but wanted to make sure data center received these final data.

Here is the documentation for DOC collection and analyses.  Let me know if you need any other info

We have also completed the helium analyses for the A20 and A22 cruises, and I hope to submit those results shortly. I had hoped to complete the data processing prior to the Ocean Sciences meeting, but may have to do it afterward.

The DOC data for A20 and A22 are finally complete.  The long delay was largely due to the fact that for a long stretch our machines were down  but all the problems have been resolved and all the samples were run when the machines were stable and performing well.  Attached are final DOC data and the quality flags for the A20 and A22 lines.  For a while we have been trying to submit via the web but have not been able through the submit page so I thought I would forward the files directly to you.  Because this page is not working I am not sure if you need any other info associated with this data...so if you need mor info please let me know.

The final DOC data in these files are reported as µmol / L.  I assigned quality flags according to the WHP codes.  There were a few samples from each line that were misplaced or missing so I have entered a 5 as a quality flag for those sample.

This is information regarding line: A22
ExpoCode: 316N200310
Cruise Date: 2003/10/24 - 2003/11/12
From: NELSON, NORMAN
Email address: norm@icess.ucsb.edu
Institution: UCSB
Country: USA


The file:  a22cdom_final.txt - 68131 bytes
has been saved as:  20050420.171809_NELSON_A22_a22cdom_final.txt
in the directory:  20050420.171809_NELSON_A22

The data disposition is:
     Public  

The file format is:
     Plain Text (ASCII) 

The archive type is:
     NONE - Individual File 

The data type(s) is:
     Other: Bottle Data (other)

The file contains these water sample identifiers:
     Cast Number (CASTNO)
     Station Number (STATNO)
     Bottle Number (BTLNBR)
     Sample Number (SAMPNO)

NELSON, NORMAN would like the following action(s) taken on the data:
     Place Data Online

Merged the CFC11, CFC12, CFC113, and CCL4 submitted by D. Willey on Feb. 2, 2005 into the online file.  There were 8 samples that were not merged.  Station 23, cast 1 bottles 28-35 were in the file that Debbie submitted, but the online file did not have these bottle numbers for station 23. 

Also, the submitted file had -999.000 for missing values for CCL4.  The exchange program did not like this value, so I changed it to -9.000.

The attached .doc file is the table for CLIVAR Repeat Section data status summary. As you can see from the table, we have opened the data from A22_2003, A16N_2003, and P17N_2001 for public through CDIAC CLIVAR web page:
http://cdiac.ornl.gov/oceans/RepeatSections/repeat_map.html

and these data are also available through Ocean Data Mercury:
http://mercury.ornl.gov/ocean/

This is information regarding line: A22_2003A
ExpoCode: 316N200310
Cruise Date: 2003/10/23 - 2003/11/15
From: KOZYR, ALEX
Email address: kozyra@ornl.gov
Institution: CDIAC/ORNL
Country: USA

The file:  A22_2003a_ALKALI_final_from_CDIAC.txt - 155096 bytes
has been saved as:  20050112.125830_KOZYR_A22_2003A_A22_2003a_ALKALI_final_from_CDIAC.txt
in the directory:  20050112.125830_KOZYR_A22_2003A

The data disposition is:
     Public  

The bottle file has the following parameters:
     ALKALI

The file format is:
     WOCE Format (ASCII) 

The archive type is:
     NONE - Individual File 

The data type(s) is:
     Bottle Data (hyd)

The file contains these water sample identifiers:
     Cast Number (CASTNO)
     Station Number (STATNO)
     Bottle Number (BTLNBR)
     Sample Number (SAMPNO)

KOZYR, ALEX would like the following action(s) taken on the data:
     Merge Data

Any additional notes are:
     Please merge these Alkalinities data into the main file for the  A22_2003 cruise. TCARBN data have been sent earlied and is correct in the main file.  Thank you,  Alex.

A20 and A22:
I have the final TCO2 (DIC) data from Marilyn Roberts, I merged these data into WHPO format, made our QA-QC work, added some quality flags to the data and sent the data to CCHDO on June 22, I have automatic confirmation on receiving these data. I've checked CCHDO web site for A20 A22 and noticed that the new and final TCO2 data were incorporated to the bottle data files.  However I did not find any mention of this change in the "history" link.

Andrew Dickson is still working on his Total Alkalinity (TALK) data for A20/A22 sections. I've talked to him last week during the PICES meeting and he said he will send the TALK final measurements to CDIAC soon (?). So, the TALK numbers in CCHDO bottle data file are preliminary and will be adjusted as soon as I get the data and work on merging and QC.

I have merged the new DIC values sent by Alex Kozyr, into the A20_2003a bottle file.  No other edits were made to the bottle file.  Data merged with no errors.  File was format checked with wocecvt and moved to parent directory.  Old file was renamed and moved to original directory.

It should be noted, however that station 51/1 contains greater than 36 bottle/samples.  In the cruise documentation this was explained by the fact that station 51 cast 1 was discarded and renamed 51 cast 3, however the data (CTD) for casts 1 and 3 are not identical as one would expect.  I have begun looking into this issue with ODF, however it is not resolved at this time.  No errors in formatting were produced other than a warning that station 51 cast 1 contains too many samples.

Exchange and netCDF files were generated with no errors and placed online.

I have submitted 2 files to WHPO with the corrected TCO2 values for merging to the master file. I hope you like the format of the files. The quality flags changed a bit too, so please merge the flags as well. However, I have a few questions to the TCO2 PI regrading some quality flags, so they might change in a future. TALK corrected values will be sent to CDIAC in a few weeks by Andrew Dickson per our conversation today. 

The file:	a20tco2_whpo.txt - 131976 bytes
has been saved as:	20040621.084208_KOZYR_A20_a20tco2_whpo.txt
in the directory:	20040621.084208_KOZYR_A20

The data disposition is:
	Public  

The bottle file has the following parameters:
	TCO2

The file format is:
	WOCE Format (ASCII) 

The archive type is:
	NONE - Individual File 

The data type(s) is:
	Bottle Data (hyd)

The file contains these water sample identifiers:
	Cast Number (CASTNO)
	Station Number (STATNO)
	Bottle Number (BTLNBR)
	Sample Number (SAMPNO)

KOZYR, ALEX would like the following action(s) taken on the data:
	Merge Data

Any additional notes are:
	This is a file with corrected parameters of TCO2 for section A20. A22 is comming soon.

I have submitted my final A20/A22 data to  WHP, and have included 
revised documentation with it.  The documentation includes discussion of 
the final data processing, including recalculation of the TCARBN files 
using bottle salinities, as well as our secondary standards (CRMs) 
corrections.  Please notify me if you see any problems with the files.

This is information regarding line: A22
ExpoCode: 
Cruise Date: 2003/10/23 - 2003/11/15
From: KOZYR, ALEX
Email address: kozyra@ornl.gov
Institution: CDIAC/ORNL
Country: USA


The file:  a22tco2_whpo.txt - 136656 bytes
has been saved as:  20040621.142606_KOZYR_A22_a22tco2_whpo.txt
in the directory:  20040621.142606_KOZYR_A22

The data disposition is:
     Public  

The bottle file has the following parameters:
     TCO2

The file format is:
     Plain Text (ASCII) 

The archive type is:
	NONE - Individual File 

The data type(s) is:
     Bottle Data (hyd)

The file contains these water sample identifiers:
 	Cast Number (CASTNO)
	Station Number (STATNO)
	Bottle Number (BTLNBR)
	Sample Number (SAMPNO)

KOZYR, ALEX would like the following action(s) taken on the data:
     Merge Data

Any additional notes are:
     This is a file with the corrected TCO2 values for the A22 section

Combined ODF CTD report with Chief Scientist's Cruise Narrative.  Produced PDF and TEXT versions.

These data were provided by:
PARAMETER/PROGRAM    NAME             Inst       EMAIL ADDRESS
-----------------    ----             ----       ------------------------
Chief Scientist      Terrence Joyce   WHOI       tjoyce@whoi.edu
Co-Chief Scientist   William Smethie  LDEO       bsmeth@ldeo.columbia.edu
CTDO/S/O2/Nutrients  James Swift      SIO        jswift@ucsd.edu
DIC                  Richard Feely    PMEL       Richard.A.Feely@noaa.gov
                     Chris Sabine     PMEL       Chris.Sabine@noaa.gov
CFC                  William Smethie  LDEO       bsmeth@ldeo.columbia.edu
                     Rana Fine        UofMiami   rfine@rsmas.miami.edu
TALK                 Frank Millero    UofMiami   fmillero@rsmas.miami.edu
CDOM, DOC, DON       Craig Carlson    UCSB       carlson@lifesci.ucsb.edu
He/Tr                William Jenkins  WHOI       wjenkins@whoi.edu
Surface C14          Ann McNichol     WHOI       amcnichol@whoi.edu
                     Robert Key       Princeton  rkey@princeton.edu
C13 profiles         Paul Quay        UofWash    pdquay@u.washington.ed
The data included in these files are preliminary, and are
subject to final calibration and processing. They have been
made available for public access as soon as possible following
their collection.  Users should maintain caution in their
interpretation and use. Following American Geophysical Union
recommendations, the data should be cited as: "data
provider(s), cruise name or cruise ID, data file name(s),
CLIVAR and Carbon Hydrographic Data Office, La Jolla, CA,
USA, and data file date." For further information, please
contact one of the parties listed above or whpo@ucsd.edu.
Users are also requested to acknowledge the NSF/NOAA-funded
U.S. Repeat Hydrography Program in publications resulting
from their use.

Located chief scientist's narrative and forwarded it to J Kappa