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This data set contains the data from the R/V Revelle CTD (Conductivity, Temperature, and Depth) casts from its cruises in the Indian Ocean during DYNAMO. The data are in NetCDF format.
final 1.0
2019-03-11
This data set contains the CTD (Conductivity, Temperature and Depth) observations from the R/V Roger Revelle DYNAMO cruise. These data are in Matlab format and were provided by Jim Moum of Oregon State University.
final 1.0
2016-05-09
This dataset provides a link to the NOAA/PMEL DYNAMO R/V Roger Revelle Chemistry DataServer.
final completed
This data set contains the data from the R/V Roger Revelle Chameleon microstructure profiler from its cruises in the Indian Ocean during DYNAMO. The data are in NetCDF format.  
final 1.0
2019-03-11
This dataset provides a link to the R/V Roger Revelle Ceilometer data for the DYNAMO cruise at NOAA/ESRL.
final completed
This dataset provides a link to the NOAA/PMEL DYNAMO R/V Roger Revelle Chemistry DataServer.
final completed
This dataset provides a link to the NOAA/PMEL DYNAMO R/V Roger Revelle Chemistry DataServer.
final completed
This dataset provides a link to the NOAA/PMEL DYNAMO R/V Roger Revelle Chemistry DataServer.
final completed
This dataset provides a link to the NOAA/PMEL DYNAMO R/V Roger Revelle Chemistry DataServer.
final completed
This dataset provides a link to the NOAA/PMEL DYNAMO R/V Roger Revelle Chemistry DataServer.
final completed

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