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Özgökmen, Tamay. 2013. GLAD experiment CODE-style drifter trajectories (low-pass filtered, 15 minute interval records), northern Gulf of Mexico near DeSoto Canyon, July-October 2012. Distributed by: Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative Information and Data Cooperative (GRIIDC), Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/N7VD6WC8
Abstract:
297 trajectories from near-surface CODE-type ocean drifters (drogued at a depth of one meter) tracked in real-time using SPOT GPS units, launched in the northern Gulf of Mexico near DeSoto Canyon in July 2012 as part of the CARTHE Grand Lagrangian Deployment (GLAD) experiment. Most of these drifters were launched as triplets (separated by roughly 100 meters at launch) in an attempt to measure multi-scale near surface dispersion. Positions are low-pass filtered (one hour cutoff period) and interpolated to uniform 15 minute intervals starting on whole hours over the period July 20 through October 22, 2012. No temperature or salinity sensors were attached to these drifters. This dataset was created by the Consortium for Advanced Research on Transport of Hydrocarbon in the Environment (CARTHE). This research was made possible by a grant from BP/The Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative.
Purpose:
Triads of CODE style drifters (initially separated by roughly 100 meteres) were launched nearly simultaneously to measure near-surface relative dispersion over scales ranging from 100 meters to 100 km.
Theme Keywords:
drifters, dispersion, submesoscale, surface transport, CODE drifter, drifter, transport, oil spill, trajectories
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GLAD experiment CODE-style drifter trajectories (low-pass filtered, 15 minute interval records), northern Gulf of Mexico near DeSoto Canyon, July-October 2012
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Title:
GLAD experiment CODE-style drifter trajectories (low-pass filtered, 15 minute interval records), northern
Gulf of Mexico near DeSoto Canyon, July-October 2012
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GLAD experiment CODE-style drifter trajectories (low-pass filtered, 15 minute interval records)
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doi:10.7266/N7VD6WC8
Abstract:
297 trajectories from near-surface CODE-type ocean drifters (drogued at a depth of one meter) tracked in
real-time using SPOT GPS units, launched in the northern Gulf of Mexico near DeSoto Canyon in July 2012 as
part of the CARTHE Grand Lagrangian Deployment (GLAD) experiment. Most of these drifters were launched as
triplets (separated by roughly 100 meters at launch) in an attempt to measure multi-scale near surface
dispersion. Positions are low-pass filtered (one hour cutoff period) and interpolated to uniform 15 minute
intervals starting on whole hours over the period July 20 through October 22, 2012. No temperature or
salinity sensors were attached to these drifters. This dataset was created by the Consortium for Advanced
Research on Transport of Hydrocarbon in the Environment (CARTHE). This research was made possible by a grant
from BP/The Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative.
Purpose:
Triads of CODE style drifters (initially separated by roughly 100 meteres) were launched nearly simultaneously
to measure near-surface relative dispersion over scales ranging from 100 meters to 100 km.
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completed
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Brian Haus
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University of Miami / Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science
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Professor
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drifters
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surface transport
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CODE drifter
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drifter
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transport
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oil spill
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trajectories
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Özgökmen, Tamay. 2013. GLAD experiment CODE-style drifter trajectories (low-pass filtered, 15 minute
interval records), northern Gulf of Mexico near DeSoto Canyon, July-October 2012. Distributed by: Gulf
of Mexico Research Initiative Information and Data Cooperative (GRIIDC), Harte Research Institute, Texas
A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/N7VD6WC8
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-86.7571 22.0661 -86.6663 22.0672 -86.6626 22.0684 -86.6591 22.0696 -86.6558 22.1275 -86.5021
22.1283 -86.5001 22.2871 -86.3396 22.4639 -86.1741 22.6507 -85.8275 23.2543 -84.8049 23.4115
-84.6372 24.0332 -84.1116 24.5299 -83.4966 24.2857 -82.8662 24.2288 -82.4289 24.2315 -82.2385
24.4316 -83.1649 24.6959 -83.2792 25.2287 -83.9684 26.0197 -85.1509 26.2678 -84.9802 26.4406
-85.036 26.7152 -85.1428 26.7707 -84.8704 26.8126 -84.8145 27.0031 -84.5725 27.0425 -84.4541
26.7961 -84.4616 26.7886 -84.4 26.8963 -84.0853 26.9578 -83.9541 27.2019 -83.9043 27.3727
-83.9149 27.6121 -83.94 27.8806 -83.9829 28.1455 -83.9299 28.5458 -84.1643 28.7557 -84.2419
28.8762 -84.2232 28.8769 -84.2237 29.131 -84.4609 29.179 -84.5163 29.1795 -84.517 29.1897
-84.5549 28.9535 -84.7369 28.9992 -84.7559 29.0068 -84.7628 29.0333 -84.8041 29.0177 -84.9858
29.0773 -84.9474 29.1177 -84.9877 29.1185 -85.0127 29.0882 -85.0534 29.0552 -85.052 28.9537
-84.9913 28.9198 -85.0042 29.1768 -85.281 29.274 -85.4083 29.3012 -85.3878 29.3744 -85.3659
29.4413 -85.3802 29.4629 -85.331 29.4704 -85.3061 29.5524 -85.3312 29.578 -85.3415 29.5935
-85.3633 29.6477 -85.4079 29.6585 -85.4185 29.6588 -85.4191 29.884 -85.9419 29.8848 -85.9437
29.8855 -85.9455 29.8862 -85.9473 29.8924 -85.9638 29.893 -85.9657
Temporal element:
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Description:
ground condition
Begin date:
2012-07-20
End date:
2012-10-22
Supplemental Information:
Column 1: drifter ID string (like CARTHE_XXX, XXX=3 digit integer) Column 2: date (yyyy-mm-dd) Column 3: time
(HH:MM:SS.SS) Column 4: latitude (decimal degrees) Column 5: longitude (decimal degrees) Column 6: estimated
position error (meters) Column 7: u (east-west) velocity (m/sec) Column 8: v (north-south) velocity (m/sec)
Column 9: estimated velocity error (m/sec) |GLAD CODE drifter positions were reported in real-time roughly
every five minutes via the Globalstar satellite network. Positions reported by the SPOT handheld GPS units
inside each drifter were nominally accurate to within seven meters. Occasionally, position errors much
larger than this nominal value are found. These may be due to errors in GPS baselines (due to poor satellite
reception), data dropout, and, in some cases, drifters that were picked up by small boats. Each drifter
record ends when the drifter was known to be picked up by a boat, when the signal was lost for more than 24
hours, or when the drifter traveled more than 80 km in a 12 hours period (implying a mean speed of 1.85
m/sec over 12 hours). For each record, positions that imply an instantaneous drifter speed greater than 3
m/sec were deleted. Also, positions that imply the drifter track rotated through more than 360 compass
degrees within three hours were deleted. Next, outliers were identified as positions that were more than 100
meters away from estimated positions at the same times interpolated from a set of both past and future
positions. These outliers were deleted. All valid positions were then interpolated to uniform, five-minute
time intervals using spline interpolation. These five-minute records were used to compute finite difference
estimates of u (east-west) and v (north-south) velocities. Finally, the five-minute position and velocity
records were filtered using a Butterworth fourth-order low-pass filter with a one hour period cutoff. These
low-pass filtered records were then interpolated to uniform 15-minute intervals beginning on whole hours.
Crude estimates of position error are also provided for each position in the final 15-minute interval
records. The error was set to 10 meters (a nominal value) for positions recorded at times for which there
were no gaps in the five-minute raw data records over the previous hour. The error was increased according
to the ratio of the average sample time interval for the previous 12 raw data positions to the nominal
sample interval of 5 minutes, multiplied by the 10 meter nominal error value. Velocity errors were computed
by dividing the sum of two consecutive position errors by the corresponding time interval.|CODE II drifter
body with SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger (orange).|Raw drifter positions were low-pass filtered (one hour
cutoff period) and interpolated to uniform 15 minute intervals starting on whole hours.||
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This ISO metadata record was automatically generated from information provided to GRIIDC for dataset:
R1.x134.073:0004 on 2021-05-13T13:19:19-05:00
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