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This dataset contains measurements of microbial CO oxidation rates in time-course incubations in very dim room light within 1 degree C of in-situ temperatures. These rates were measured from samples obtained from CTD casts and from the Discoverer's...
  • ACE-1
final 1.0
1998-03-31
This dataset contains seawater measurements of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) made aboard the R/V Discoverer in Leg 1 during ACE-1.
  • ACE-1
final 1.0
1997-05-30
This dataset contains seawater measurements of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) made aboard the R/V Discoverer in Leg 2 during ACE-1.
  • ACE-1
final 1.0
1997-05-30
This dataset contains seawater measurements of particulate organic sulphur (POS), carbon (POC), and nitrogen (PON), made aboard the R/V Discoverer during ACE-1.
  • ACE-1
final 1.0
1997-05-30
A link to the JAMSTEC archive of ADCP and CTD data from the R/V Mirai CINDY cruises.
  • DYNAMO
final completed
A link to the JAMSTEC CINDY archive of biogeochemical data from the R/V Mirai cruise.
  • DYNAMO
final completed
This data set contains the biogeochemistry data from the R/V Mirai CTD casts during its cruise in the Indian Ocean during DYNAMO. The data are in NetCDF format.
  • DLDP
  • DYNAMO
final 1.0
2019-03-01
A link to the JAMSTEC CINDY archive of CTD data from the R/V Mirai cruise.
  • DYNAMO
final completed
This data set contains the data from the R/V Mirai CTD (Conductivity, Temperature, Depth) casts during its cruise in the Indian Ocean during DYNAMO. The data are in NetCDF format.
  • DLDP
  • DYNAMO
final 1.0
2019-03-01
A link to the JAMSTEC CINDY archive of Shipboard XCTD data from the R/V Mirai cruise.
  • DYNAMO
final completed

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