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 | 1st November 2007 Argo reaches it's
3000 float goal !!!
click here
This adventure in photos from all over the world click
here
French contribution to Argo in
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 | 11th October 2007
Important notice to Argo users (pressure offset errors, 2nd notice): click
here |
 | 10th September 2007 8th Argo data
management meeting click
here |
 | 16th May 2007 Coriolis contributes to the SEPRISE demonstration click
here The final SEPRISE workshop will be held in
Brussels on 29 May 2007.
Contact |
 | 11th December 2006 7th Argo data
management Report click
here
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 | 15 September 2006 Information
on Euro-Argo
click
here |
 | 09 June March 2006 If you want to
provide your opinion about the service to users within ARGO please take a
few minutes to answer this survey
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=460472024285
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 | 01 June 2006 The Ovide campaign: This year, the Ovide campaign is on the
german vessel M. S. Merian. The campaign started on 22th May 2006 from
Lisbon and will arrive in the Feroe Islands on the 28th June. During this
campaign measurements (physical, biogeochemical, currents) will be done to
study the ocean circulation between the Iberic Peninsula and Greenland. This
area is a key limb of the global thermohaline circulation. 16 floats (http://www.mersea.eu.org/Insitu-Obs/1-3-Insitu-Floats.html)
and one glider will be deployed as a contribution to Mersea Integrated
Project . XBT and CTD data will be transmitted in realtime to the Coriolis
Center.To get daily news from the campaign ( in French )http://www.ifremer.fr/lpo/ovide/ovide06/index.htm |
 | 22 March 2006 Format change at GDACs [more] |
 | December 2005 You can now register online
to the subscription service provided by Coriolis more
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 | September 2005 A new milestone has been
reached for the Argo project : 2000 floats are operating all over the globe. for
more
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 | August 2005 Since May 2005 Global
Temperature & Salinity analysis are generated in realtime. They will be soon
available on Live access Server. Processing will go backward in the coming
months to provide a longer timeserie; for
more
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 | June 2005
EGEE 1 cruise deploys Provor and Solo floats in the Gulf of Guinea. CTDs,
XBT, TSG and ADCP measurements are performed along Pirata buoys network. [more].
A new subscription system has been set up by Coriolis. It allows a user to
subscribe to a periodic delivery of data on an area for a defined period of
time. The data will be extracted from Coriolis database and delivered to you
by FTP according to the delivery schedule that you have chosen (weekly,
monthly). You will be warned of the availability of the data by email. To subscribe
click here
Warning statement for Argo delayed mode data usage :
click
here. |
 | December 2004
The Argo array has now reached 50% of the target 3000 floats. |
 | September 2004
First Argo delayed mode data are
available at Gdacs. You can get them from the FTP site ( file name
starting with D To access)
and from the Coriolis GDAC WWW (select "Delayed mode" in processing level
To access)
Surface data available
through a new sub-setting interface : Argo surface
data and at drift , thermosalinograph data from
GOSUD
project, Surface drifters trajectories are now available
in netcdf format. [To
Access]
New Statistics on Argo data at Coriolis GDAC [more]
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 | March 2004
Weekly temperature and salinity
analysis since beginning of February are now easily browsable and also
available through a LAS server. Analysis for 2000 to 2003 will be made
available that way as soon as available.
[ To access]
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 | February 2004 |
New Argo data formats successfully
implemented at GDACs on the 11th of February [more]
 | January 2004 |
On February 11, the Argo GDACs (global data centre) will be transitioning
the data files to new NetCDF file formats, version 2.01. The new formats
address several shortcomings identified in the current file formats and were
approved by the Argo Data Management Team at its annual meeting in November
2003. [more]
 | December 2003 |
Provor-FSI calibration : On the 8th of December 2003, the conductivity and
salinity all Provor floats processed by Coriolis DAC & equipped with a FSI
conductivity sensor have been calibrated. It represents 80 floats and 3892
vertical profiles. Many tests on PROVOR-FSI floats have shown that salinity
measurements are modified by the presence of damping disk. Due to
characteristics of this damping disk which disturbs the conductivity
measurements, the salinity values of the PROVOR-FSI floats need to be
corrected by applying a calibration. This step has been done at the Coriolis
Data Center for some specific versions of PROVOR-FSI floats which are
controlled by the Coriolis DAC.
 | This calibration was done with the following equation : C' = a*C + b,
Where C is the conductivity, a and b are :
slope a = 1.000773
offset b = -0.00495 |
 | With the new conductivity C', the new salinity S' is computed :
S' = f(P, T, C') |
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