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Collection of examples of floats for which the salinity shows a TBTO-like adjustment during the first few profiles. #23
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Thanks for your example Antonella. From fleetmonitoring.euro-argo.eu, it seems that your float is on a 1-day cycle, at least for the first ~twenty cycles, right? Your correction seems appropriate as it makes sense to set PSAL_ADJUSTED_QC to 4 when the correction is very strong and the OWC linear fit is not perfect. |
@Anto79124 - Antonella, I agree also, that looks like a good approach. did you nee to set the initial break point in the OWC fit by specifying the 'breaks' variable in the config, or did the OWC set the breaks? |
As I promised during my presentation today I am sharing my presentation with the analysis of the data from the weddell gyre. |
and here is my excel spreadsheet with the floats I looked at . |
These are some great examples of the TBTO. Typically, we use a weighted quadratic polynomial curve to visually fit the pcond_factor to the observed TBTO signal. We have found this to be more successful and representative of the curve then to use break points within OWC. We have also found that for really bad cases of TBTO that we need to separate the TBTO section from the rest of the data (ie. create two calseries), because the TBTO affected data skews the OWC results too much. I recall in the last meeting that we discussed putting together a list of floats and serial numbers affected by TBTO. Have we started that list and where can I find it. |
I have now finished a survey of the entire ocean south of 62 S and have looked for TBTO like signals in all floats in the list. Please have a look the table and lgive me feeback if required. the corresponding figures and the list can also be found on https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1FAJRkpbLBQpZYJuquAprv7K_S9LnEWXl |
During the last DMQC discussions, several examples were reported of floats for which the salinity was too fresh in the first cycle and then gradually recovered. The purpose of this issue is to start collecting examples of floats where the same behaviour has been observed.
If you have an example to share, please comment on this issue. Don't forget to include the float number, a brief description of its programming (cycle length...) and any figures you think might be useful (e.g. Figure 3 & 6 from OWC, Theta/S diagram...).
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