dataset of Oceanographic and biogeochemical anomalies in the Caribbean Sea.

Reinaldo Casals, H. L. Varona, Amilcar E. Calzada, C. Lentini, C. Noriega, Dayanis M. Borges, Simone M. A. Lira, C. S. D. Santana, M. Araújo, R. Schwamborn, Alejandro Rodriguez
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This article describes six ocean datasets consistent in anomalies of biogeochemical, physical, sea wave, biological, oceanic and chemical parameters (DACS-BGC, DACS-PHY, DACS-WAVE, DACS-BIO, DACS-OCE and DACS-CHEM) in several time scales from 3-hourly to monthly frequencies, either on the sea surface, downward/upward fluxes between the ocean and the atmosphere and the water  column in the Caribbean basin (Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean) in a geographical domain from latitudes 8 degrees to 35 degrees North and from longitudes 45 degrees to 100 degrees West, obtained, from several satellites, modeling services and observational programs. The datasets were created in NetCDF format conserving their original horizontal resolutions of 1.0, 0.5, 0.26, 0.08333 and 0.04 degrees in gridded structure; only the WAVEWATCH3 dataset has a non-uniform step in latitude and longitude. This internal data structure facilitates its handling due to a wide diversity of existent freeware tools, and it is mainly intended to support researchers to understand the evolution and cycles of physical, biogeochemical, chemical, sea wave, oceanic and biological parameters linked to global climate change.
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加勒比海海洋和生物地球化学异常数据集。
本文描述了六个具有生物地球化学、物理、海浪、生物、海洋和化学参数异常一致性的海洋数据集(DACS-BGC、DACS-PHY、DACS-WAVE、DACS-BIO、DACS-OCE和DACS-CHEM)在3小时到1个月的几个时间尺度上,在加勒比海盆地(墨西哥湾)的海面、海洋与大气之间的向下/向上通量和水柱之间。从北纬8度至35度和西经45度至100度的地理区域内的加勒比海和大西洋),从几个卫星、建模服务和观测计划中获得。数据集以NetCDF格式创建,网格结构中保留了原始水平分辨率1.0、0.5、0.26、0.08333和0.04度;只有WAVEWATCH3数据集在纬度和经度上有不一致的步长。这个内部数据结构便于其处理由于广泛的多样性现有的免费工具,它主要是为了支持研究人员了解进化和周期的物理,生物地球化学,化学,海浪,海洋和生物参数与全球气候变化。
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