WOD13 tutorial
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"The purpose of this informal tutorial is to introduce new users to the World Ocean Database 2013 (WOD13), outline the WOD13 environment, and to provide step-by-step examples of: 1) how to select WOD13 online data by location (geographically sorted by World Meteorological Organization squares); 2) use programs (wodFOR.f and wodASC.f) to read and output ASCII data; and 3) decompress data files and read data using the Ocean Data View (ODV) software. For more detailed information on WOD13 see Boyer et al., 2013 and Johnson et al., 2013 available the NODC Publications webpage. It is important to mention an alternative way of obtaining data, namely using the WODselect, which is not described in this tutorial. The WOD13 data are available in the Data Sets & Products on the NODC OCL Products webpage"--Introduction.
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"The purpose of this informal tutorial is to introduce new users to the World Ocean Database 2013 (WOD13), outline the WOD13 environment, and to provide step-by-step examples of: 1) how to select WOD13 online data by location (geographically sorted by World Meteorological Organization squares); 2) use programs (wodFOR.f and wodASC.f) to read and output ASCII data; and 3) decompress data files and read data using the Ocean Data View (ODV) software. For more detailed information on WOD13 see Boyer et al., 2013 and Johnson et al., 2013 available the NODC Publications webpage. It is important to mention an alternative way of obtaining data, namely using the WODselect, which is not described in this tutorial. The WOD13 data are available in the Data Sets & Products on the NODC OCL Products webpage"--Introduction.
Key concepts: Computer science, Database