From: Frank Nitsche <fnitsche@ldeo.columbia.edu>
Subject: Re: NBP1503
Date: June 10, 2019 at 4:34:23 PM EDT
To: "Robert M. Key" <key@Princeton.EDU>

Hi Bob,

Yes we did collect Rosette samples during NBP1503.
On board we only used them for checking salinity using the AutoSal.
some subsamples were taken on some station for Ny-isotope analysis, but I don't have the data for that.
Attached is a zip file that has the Seabird bottle summaries (btl) and rossette data files (ros) as well as a simplified txt file and an Excel file with the results including autosal tests.
The btl, ros and txt files are the values from the ship and have not been adjusted for post cruise sensor calibration .

Let me know, if you have any question.

Best,
Frank

On 2019-06-10 11:47, Robert M. Key wrote:
Hi Frank,

Noted that your CTD data from this cruise were recently posted to CCHDO.
https://cchdo.ucsd.edu/cruise/320620150324
Thank you for that! In one of the blog entries it implied that Rosette samples were also collected from the CTD casts. I was wondering if those data were available.

Note that I have no personal need/use for the data, however I do work with the SOCCOM project (BGC- equipped Argo floats around Antarctica) and I also help CCHDO collect/organize/format bottle data files. If needed/desired, I could help format those data and make them set public. I would also make sure that the data are included in the next version of our BGC data collection (GLODAP).

If you bump into Bill Smethie in the hallway, please pass along my greetings!
best
bob

Robert M. Key
A.O.S. Program
Princeton Unviersity

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