Project/Cruise: RITS 94

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  • VESSEL: NOAA Ship Surveyor
  • DEPARTED: Seattle, Washington on November 20, 1993
  • VIA:
    • Tahiti on December 13-17, 1993
    • Palmer Station, Antarctica on January 3-4, 1994
  • ARRIVED: Punta Arenas, Chile on January 7, 1994
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... Optionally restrict Time and/or Space Range ...
Format Times as in 19-may-1998:12:00 Latitudes and Longitudes with the hemisphere designators N,S,E,W. Values are initialized to the full space (lower-left to upper-right) and time range. The RESET button restores these defaults.
Time Latitude Longitude
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... then Select an X and a Y-axis Variable
The sampling times of different variables may be different. If this is the case then the Y-axis variable will be linearly interpolated onto the time axis associated with the X-axis variable. When the variables have been selected, click on any of the plot icons on the right to produce the plot. The variable name in the center column will appear as axis labels and may be modified by the user.
X-Axis Variable Y-Axis
Ship Latitude
Ship Ship Longitude
Air Temperature from RMYoung sensor SN30333 calibrated 9/29/93
Barometric Pressure from Qualimetrics 7105-A
Humidity from RMYoung sensor SN30333 calibrated 9/29/93
Insolation from Epply Radiometer SN12946
Sea Surface Temperature from Ship Thermosalinograph
Sea Surface Salinity from Ship Thermosalinograph
Wind Speed from Qualimetrics Skyvane 2100, Ship Gyrocompass, GPS
Wind Direction from Qualimetrics Skyvane 2100, Ship Gyrocompass, GPS
Eastward Wind from Qualimetrics Skyvane 2100, Ship Gyrocompass, GPS
Northward Wind from Qualimetrics Skyvane 2100, Ship Gyrocompass, GPS
Wind Speed relative to Ship from Qualimetrics Skyvane 2100
Wind Dirn relative to Bow (-90/0/+90 from port/ahead/starboard)
Ship Speed over Ground from GPS
Ship Course over Ground from GPS
Aerosol Scattering Blue
Aerosol Scattering Green
Aerosol Scattering Red
Condensation Nuclei Dp > 12 microns
Ultrafine Condensation Nuclei Dp > 3 microns
Ozone from Dasibi 1008 AH and TECO 49
CH4 in Air from PMEL GC System
pCH4 in Air from PMEL GC System
CH4 in Seawater from PMEL GC System
pCH4 in Seawater from PMEL GC System
CO in Air from PMEL GC System
pCO in Air from PMEL GC System
CO in Seawater from PMEL GC System
pCO in Seawater from PMEL GC System
DMS in Air from PMEL DMS System
DMS in Seawater from PMEL DMS System
Nitrate in Seawater from Underway Autoanalzyer
Ammonium in Seawater from Underway Autoanalzyer
Discrete samples and underway continuous fluorescence
Submicron Aerosol Chloride from filter pack
Submicron Aerosol Bromide from filter pack
Submicron Aerosol Nitrate from filter pack
Submicron Aerosol Sulfate from filter pack
Submicron Aerosol Sodium from filter pack
Submicron Aerosol Ammonium from filter pack
Submicron Aerosol Potassium from filter pack
Submicron Aerosol Magnesium from filter pack
Submicron Aerosol Calcium from filter pack
Submicron Aerosol Mass from 2-Stage Impactor
Aerosol Optical Depth at 391nm
Aerosol Optical Depth at 500nm
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