This page is automatically created by code which scans all files
in the Argo Coriolis GDAC.
Tables below, one for each PI, list any floats for which automated pressure
correction checks could be made, and/or where for some profiles the difference
between PRES and PRES_ADJUSTED varies throughout the profile.
Legend
| Column | Description | Colour 1 | Colour 2 | Colour 3 |
|---|
| DM profs | number of DM profiles | . | . | . |
| RT profs | number of RT profiles | . | . | . |
| no P ADJ | number of profiles with any missing PRES_ADJUSTED or PRES_ADJUSTED_QC
values (where PRES and PRES_QC values do exist) | . | . | . |
| Pcor varies | profiles where difference
between PRES and PRES_ADJUSTED varies throughout the profile (does not refer to SOLO floats where deepest value adjusted to correct bin average pressure) | if any occurences | . | . |
| MODEL | basic float model | . | . | . |
| SP Parameter name | code for the Surface Pressure Parameter name (follow link to table to determine name) | SP param name changes thru float lifetime | . | . |
| SP offset | Assumed SP Offset for float type (eg 5dbar for Apex) | . | . | . |
| Num Tests | number of profiles where DAC and CSIRO-automated correction can be compared | Some better agreement using non-standard treatment | . | . |
| Exact agree | number of tests with exact agreement | if ALL tests agree | . | . |
| Small diff (<1dBar) | number of test which agree to within 1dBar | DAC has explained | small number of large diffs | large disagreement, >80% of profs |
| Large diff (>1dBar) | number of tests which disagree by more than 1 aBar | DAC has explained | small number of large diffs | large disagreement, >80% of profs |
| Zero corr (auto-cor?) | * * * indicates all DAC correction
are zero, but some SP are not zero, suggesting that this is an auto-correcting float (or a truncated Apex)
* indicates all DAC correction AND all SP are zero, which leaves it unclear
whether this is auto-correcting, truncated, or other.
| Some large disagreements, so float type might be mistaken | . | . |
