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Animation of Sea Surface Temperature and Drifter Buoy Movements, Jan. 1990 - Sep. 1996

Sea surface temperature images (SST) from Advanced High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) data from the NOAA polar-orbiting satellites are combined with drifter buoy data to create animations showing buoy movements on the changing SST field. The data are contained on one CDROM in Hobart.

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Identification info

Alternate title

ANIM-SST

Date
Citation identifier
Marlin Record Number: 4021

Citation identifier
Anzlic Identifier: ANZCW0306004021

Credit

Chris Rathbone

Credit

George Cresswell

Status
Completed
Point of contact
Role Organisation Electronic mail address
Point of contact

CSIRO Oceans & Atmosphere - Hobart

Topic category
  • Oceans

Extent

N
S
E
W




Temporal extent

Time period
1990-01-01 1996-09-30
Maintenance and update frequency
Not planned
GCMD Keywords
  • Earth Science | Atmosphere | Atmospheric Temperature | Air Temperature
  • Earth Science | Oceans | Ocean Temperature | Sea Surface Temperature
CSIRO Equipment
  • Satellites
AODN Geographic Extent Names
  • Coastal Waters (Australia) | Tasmania Coast, TAS
  • Countries | Australia
CSIRO Project List
  • Remote Sensing 1997-2000

Resource constraints

Other constraints

Release with the permission of the custodian

Language
English
Character encoding
UTF8
Environment description

Requires program "display", included on the CD.

Distribution Information

Distribution format
  • DIGITAL - Images - other

  • 2 "movie" files of SST images

OnLine resource

Documentation Link

AVHRR instrument description

OnLine resource

Documentation Link

Additional information

OnLine resource

Documentation Link

List of CDs in this dataset

Data quality info

Hierarchy level
Dataset

Report

Result

Date (Publication)
Explanation

Complete.

Resource lineage

Statement

Sea surface temperature (SST): The approximately twice daily NOAA Sea surface temperature images are a time series of data that is highly contaminated by cloud and other atmospheric effects. However by combining all the images over a period of 20 days and by looking at neighbouring pixels of each point a good estimate of the most likely uncontaminated temperature can be made. This reduces the approximately 40 megabytes of data over 20 days to one picture of about 0.1 megabytes.

Hierarchy level
Dataset

Metadata

Metadata identifier
a9118dce-f90f-4d1f-8f38-90036c12e81c

Language
English
Character encoding
UTF8
Contact
Role Organisation Electronic mail address
Point of contact

CSIRO Oceans & Atmosphere - Hobart

Metadata linkage

Point of truth URL of this metadata record

Point of truth URL of this metadata record

Date info (Creation)
1998-10-16T00:00:00
Date info (Revision)
1998-10-21T16:18:09

Metadata standard

Title

ISO 19115-3:2018

Title

Marine Community Profile

Date (Creation)
2019-05-30
Edition

3.0

Edition date
2019-05-30T00:00:00
Cited responsible party
Role Organisation Electronic mail address
Custodian

Marine Community Profile Governance Committee

 
 

Spatial extent

Keywords

CSIRO Equipment

Satellites
CSIRO Project List

Remote Sensing 1997-2000
GCMD Keywords

Earth Science | Atmosphere | Atmospheric Temperature | Air Temperature Earth Science | Oceans | Ocean Temperature | Sea Surface Temperature


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