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ODV for Data Products

ODV for Data Products. Reiner Schlitzer , Alfred Wegener Institute, Bremerhaven , Germany. Providing data QC as well as outlier flagging and filtering . Providing data file aggregation and production of large integrated datasets .

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ODV for Data Products

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  1. ODV for Data Products Reiner Schlitzer, Alfred Wegener Institute, Bremerhaven, Germany

  2. Providing data QC as well as outlier flagging and filtering. Providing data file aggregation and production of large integrated datasets. Providing production of time-series plots, maps, sections and animated3Dplots.

  3. Visual Quality Control • easy spottingandidentification of outliersoroffsets • painlessediting of datavalueandqualityflag • logging of all valueorflagmodifications

  4. Automatic Range Checks • full sample set • sample sub-set

  5. QF MassAssignments • all samples of manyor all stations (initialization) • all samples in a window • all orsomeselectedsamples of currentstation • current sample only

  6. Using Quality Flag Filters Before filtering After filtering

  7. File Aggregation Multi-fileimport (analysisandaggregationphases).

  8. File Analysis • Use//SDN_parameter_mappingsection • Determine type of data (profile, time-series, trajectory). //SDN_parameter_mapping //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:PRESSURE</subject><object>SDN:P011::PRESPS01</object><units>SDN:P061::UPDB</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:T90</subject><object>SDN:P011::TEMPS901</object><units>SDN:P061::UPAA</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:Salinity</subject><object>SDN:P011::PSALPR02</object><units>SDN:P061::UUUU</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:fluorescence</subject><object>SDN:P011::CPHLPM01</object><units>SDN:P061::UGPL</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:Trans_red_25cm</subject><object>SDN:P011::POPTDR01</object><units>SDN:P061::UPCT</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:POTM</subject><object>SDN:P011::POTMCV01</object><units>SDN:P061::UPAA</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:Density</subject><object>SDN:P011::SIGTPR01</object><units>SDN:P061::UKMC</units>

  9. Aggregation • ODV collectionsarecreatedforeverydata type found. • Data of a givenfileareimportedintothecorresponding ODV collection. • Processisfullyautomatic. • Results in oneormore ODV collectionscontaining all data of a given type.

  10. Aggregated Variables // //SDN_parameter_mapping //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:DEPH</subject><object>SDN:P011::ADEPZZ01</object><units>SDN:P061::ULAA</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:PRES</subject><object>SDN:P011::PRESPR01</object><units>SDN:P061::UPDB</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:TEMP</subject><object>SDN:P011::TEMPPR01</object><units>SDN:P061::UPAA</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:PSAL</subject><object>SDN:P011::PSLTZZ01</object><units>SDN:P061::UUUU</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:DOX1</subject><object>SDN:P011::DOXYZZXX</object><units>SDN:P061::UMLL</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:DOXY</subject><object>SDN:P011::DOXYZZXX</object><units>SDN:P061::UPOX</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:TUR4</subject><object>SDN:P011::TURBXXXX</object><units>SDN:P061::USTU</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:NTRA</subject><object>SDN:P011::NTRAZZXX</object><units>SDN:P061::UPOX</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:SLCA</subject><object>SDN:P011::SLCAZZXX</object><units>SDN:P061::UPOX</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:PHPH</subject><object>SDN:P011::PHXXZZXX</object><units>SDN:P061::UUPH</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:CORG</subject><object>SDN:P011::CORGZZZX</object><units>SDN:P061::UPOX</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:POCP</subject><object>SDN:P011::MDMAP010</object><units>SDN:P061::UMMC</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:TSMP</subject><object>SDN:P011::TSEDZZZZ</object><units>SDN:P061::UMGL</units> // // //SDN_parameter_mapping //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:DEPTH</subject><object>SDN:P011::ADEPZZ01</object><units>SDN:P061::ULAA</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:Temperature</subject><object>SDN:P011::TEMPS901</object><units>SDN:P061::UPAA</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:Salinity</subject><object>SDN:P011::ODSDM021</object><units>SDN:P061::UUUU</units> //<subject>SDN:LOCAL:Oxygen</subject><object>SDN:P011::DOXYCZ01</object><units>SDN:P061::KGUM</units> //

  11. When aggregating SDN files different BODC parameter/unit codes are maintained as separate variables (e.g., 3 oxygen variables). User may combine separate variables by means of aggregated derived variables (e.g., 1 oxygen variable for scientific usage).

  12. Aggregatedderived variable Oxygen [ml/l]= 1 * (DOX1 DISSOLVED OXYGEN ml/l) + 0 0.02297 * (DOX2 DISSOLVED OXYGEN micromole/kg) + 0 0.02241 * (DOXY DISSOLVED OXYGEN millimole/m3) + 0 • Merging Principles: • Merging Type (exclusiveuseoffirstavailablevalue, averageover all availablevalues) • Order ofinput variables matters (in caseofeclusivemerge) • Standard or user-specifiedconversion formulas • Quality flag inheritence

  13. CDI catalogue as of July 2012

  14. Time-series Plots

  15. Time-series Plots

  16. Distribution Maps Sections

  17. 3D Animations

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