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Full text: A comprehensive global oceanic dataset of helium isotope and tritium measurement

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W. J. Jenkins et al.: A comprehensive global oceanic dataset of helium isotope and tritium measurements 
Table 1. Fields (columns) in the main data table, 
Field name Field type Field description 
ExpoCode Short text Unique string identifying cruise/expedition 
Sect_ID Short text String identifying Ocean Section (WOCE, CLIVAR, or GEOTRACES) 
Station Short text Station name or number 
CastNo Short text Cast name or number at that station 
Bottle Short text Bottle name or number on that cast 
StaDate Number Decimal year of sampling 
Latitude Number North latitude in decimal degrees (from —90 to +90) 
Longitude Number East longitude in decimal degrees (from — 180 to +180) 
StaDepth Number Bottom depth at station location in meters 
Pressure Number Bottle depth (actually pressure) measured in dbar 
Temperature Number {n situ temperature in degrees centigrade 
Temperature_Flag Integer Temperature quality flag (see QF table) 
Salinity Number Sample salinity in PSU 
Salinity_Flag Integer Salinity quality flag (see QF table) 
Oxygen Number Dissolved oxygen in umol kg7! 
Oxygen_Flag Integer Dissolved oxygen flag (see QF table) 
Tritium Number Tritium in TU at time of sampling 
Tritium_Error Number Uncertainty in TU at time of sampling 
Tritium_Flag "nteger Tritium quality flag (see QF table) 
Tritiuum_PI Short text Principle investigator or measurer of tritium 
Tritium_PI_Inst Short text Institution or laboratory where tritium was measured 
Tritiuum_Method Short text Short descriptor of tritium sampling/analysis method 
DelHe3 Number Helium isotope ratio anomaly relative to atmosphere in percent 
DelHe3_Error Number Uncertainty in helium isotope ratio anomaly 
DelHe3_Flag Integer Helium isotope ratio anomaly quality flag (see QF table) 
Helium Number Dissolved helium concentration in nmol kg7! 
Helium_ Error Number Uncertainty in dissolved helium concentration in nmolkg” 
Helium_Flag Integer Dissolved helium quality flag (see QF table) 
Neon Number Dissolved neon concentration in nmol kg7! 
Neon_Error Number Uncertainty in dissolved neon concentration in nmolkg”' 
Neon_Flag Integer Dissolved neon quality flag (see QF table) 
Helium_PI Short text Principle investigator or measurer of helium (and neon) 
Heliulm_PI_Ins Short text {nstitution or laboratory where tritium was measured 
Helium_Method Short text Short descriptor of helium sampling/analysis method 
Reference_Code Short text Data origin or link to paper discussing data 
Reference_Source Short text Data source within reference (e.g., table, figure) if relevant 
DOI Short text Digital Object Identifer of original dataset (if existing) 
Comment Short text \dditional information or comments 
Record ID Long inteser niaue record identifier number 
The dataset (provided in several digital formats described 
below) consists of three tables. The REFERENCES table is 
a list of the data sources keyed by the text variable “Refer- 
ence_Code” found in the main data table. This provides at- 
irbution or more information regarding the data origin. The 
METHODS table provides a more complete description of 
the fields “Tritiuum_Method” and “Helium Method” in the 
main data table. This is intended to provide useful interpre- 
tive information regarding how the sampling and/or measure- 
ments were accomplished. The main data table fields are de- 
scribed in Table 1. Most data fields have an associated quality 
flag field whose meaning is summarized in Table 2. Follow- 
ing WOCE ocean data convention, normal acceptable data 
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are associated with a quality flag of 2, whereas questionable 
data have a flag of 3. Results obtained by averaging two or 
more replicates are signified with a flag of 6. When fields 
are missing for a given record, the data are entered as -999 
and the corresponding quality flag is 9. The tritium, helium, 
helium isotope, and neon data also have an associated un- 
certainty field (e.g., “Tritium_Error””), which is the estimated 
uncertainty in the data points. This is either provided by the 
data measurer or an estimate based on described procedures 
and can vary greatly between methods and laboratories, so 
the user is advised to be aware of this value. 
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