Field Data
[Note: Laboratory data are available
here
for those who are interested]
Productivity Data
The Field Data path of our website is intended to serve as a repository for productivity-
related measurements that will contribute to an advanced understanding of phytoplankton
physiology and photosynthesis. We encourage researchers collecting
relevant data to contribute their results to this website (to make a contribution,
please contact Robert O'Malley at: omalleyr_at_science_dot_oregonstate_dot_edu).
Currently, the two categories of field data we're supporting are variable fluorescence
data and carbon-14 based productivity measurements. You can access these data by
selecting the appropriate tab above.
Currently, you are viewing the Carbon-14 field productivity data page. Here you can
access historical productivity data collected from a wide variety of environments.
To access the productivity data, go to the "Online Data" tab above.
File Header
This is the header from the Carbon-14 database file:
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$ $
$ DEFINITIONS/Units $
$ $
$ Count 1 - 23,868 $
$ Cruise Research Program or Ship name $
$ Day DAY of month $
$ Month Month of the year $
$ Year YEAR of 20th century $
$ LAT LATITUDE in fractional degrees $
$ (Positive = North; Negative = South) $
$ LONG LONGITUDE in fractional degrees $
$ (Positive = East; Negative = West) $
$ Temp Sea surface TEMPERATURE in degrees Celsius $
$ DayLength Number of hours in photoperiod. $
$ Irr Surface IRRADIANCE measured & estimated (Einstein/m2) $
$ Pb_opt (mgC/mgChl/hr) $
$ Depth SAMPLE DEPTH in meters $
$ %Irr Incubation light intensity as a PERCENTAGE of surface Irradiance $
$ O.D. OPTICAL DEPTH = (-Kd)*(depth in meters) $
$ Chl CHLOROPHYLL concentration in mgChl/m3 $
$ Pb Chlorophyll normalized mean hourly Carbon Fixation rate $
$ in mgC/mgChl/m3/hr $
$ PP Daily Carbon Fixation in mgC/m3/day, or DAILY PRIMARY PRODUCTION $
$ IPP Integrated Daily Carbon Fixation in mgC/m2/day $
$ $
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A typical station will have all the columns filled out for the first depth on station,
and then continue adding records with Depth through Daily Primary Production filled out for
successive sample depths.
Sources
The file contains contributions from eight different sources, and was originaly posted at the
Rutgers'
site by Mike Behrenfeld and Paul Falkowski.
We offer that file here as well, and have broken it into it's eight different subsets in case there is interest
in viewing the individual sources.
New data will be added as they become available.
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