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A.   Cruise Narrative AR07W (LABRADOR SEA)
A.1. Highlights
WHP Cruise Summary Information
WOCE section designation                  AR07W, AR13, AR27
Expedition designation (EXPOCODE)         18HU97009_1
Chief Scientist(s) and their affiliation  R. Allyn Clarke*
Dates                                     1997.05.09 - 1997.06.11
Ship                                      CCGS Hudson
Ports of call                             BIO, Dartmouth, NS, Canada
Number of stations                        113 Full depth WHP small volume
                                          CTD stns.
                                                   62 N
Geographic boundaries of the stations     62 W                50 E
                                                   50 N
Floats and drifters deployed              6 ALACE floats;  9 RAFOS floats
Moorings deployed or recovered            1 mixed layer Lagrangian drifter
                                          recovered
Contributing Authors:                     M. Levasseur, J. Anning, J. Bugden,
                                          K. Clemente, L Harris, R. Campbell,
                                          A. Isenor, B. Ryan, I Yashayaev,
                                          R. Boyce, P. Strain, P. Clement,
                                          M. Poliquin, B. Gershey, M. Hingston,
                                          R. Ugstad, A. Clarke,
*Chief Scientist
Ocean Sciences Division
Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Bedford Institute of Oceanography	PO Box 1006
Dartmouth, NS, Canada B2Y 2A4
FAX 902 426 7827
Internet  ClarkeA@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca
WHP Cruise and Data Information
Cruise Summary Information                  Hydrographic Measurements
Description of scientific program              CTD - general
Geographic boundaries of the survey            CTD - pressure
Cruise track (figure)                          CTD - temperature
                                               CTD - conductivity/salinity
Description of stations                        CTD - dissolved oxygen
Description of parameters sampled
Bottle depth distributions (figure)            Salinity
Floats and drifters deployed                   Oxygen
Moorings deployed or recovered                 Nutrients
                                               CFCs
Principal Investigators for all measurements   CO2 system parameters
Cruise Participants                            Other parameters
Problems and goals not achieved             References
Other incidents of note
                                            Data Processing Notes
Underway Data Information
  Navigation
  Bathymetry
  Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP)
  Meteorological observations
  Atmospheric chemistry data
2.  Cruise Summary Information
a.  Cruise Track
A cruise track is shown in Figure 1.  Ship position at midnight on each day of
the cruise is indicated with an asterisk.
Figure 1. Cruise track for 18HU97009/1; * marks Hudson's position at 0000Z each
          day with some day labels indicated.
b.  Total Number of Stations Occupied
The CTD and ROS station positions are shown in Figure 2.  The WHP stations are
all contained in the box defined by 50-62(N and 43-60(W. Test CTD stations were
also occupied outside of this box and are not shown here.
113 Full depth WHP small volume CTD stations with up to 24 rosette bottles.
Depending on the station, water samples were analyzed for CFCs, carbon
tetrachloride, methyl chloroform, total carbonate, alkalinity, oxygen, salinity,
nutrients, oxygen isotopes, helium and tritium, DMS, DOC, and chlorophyll.
Figure 2. CTD/ROS/Tracer station positions for Hudson 18HU97009/1.
 15  Shallow small volume CTD casts for DMS sampling
  1  CTD cast with no water samples
  7  aborted CTD casts
 29  spectral radiometer profile stations to 100 metres
 26  pump lowerings to 100 metres
 12  stations sampled for DOC profiles
 22  stations sampled for plankton respiration and size fractionation of DOC
167  vertical net hauls between 100 to 3000 metres
c.  Floats and Drifters Deployed or Recovered
The profiling ALACE floats (o) and RAFOS floats (+) deployment sites are shown
in Figure 3.
6  profiling ALACE floats launched at 6 stations
9  RAFOS floats launched at 9 stations
1  mixed layer Lagrangian drifter recovered
Figure 3. RAFOS (+) and ALACE (o) float deployment positions during Hudson
          18HU97009_1.
d.   Moorings Deployed or Recovered
The deployment and recovery sites of the various moorings are shown in Figure 4.
The following summarizes the mooring operations and provides a legend for Figure
4.
Recovered
1 (BIO number M1226) multi-instrument mooring was recovered near OWS Bravo on
  AR7W.  The mooring consisted of 6 Seacat temperature/conductivity recorders, 6
  Aanderaa current meters, 1 acoustic doppler current profiler (ADCP), 1 WOTAN
  (weather observations through ambient noise) and 1 CTD with a device for
  measuring the total partial pressure of dissolved gas in the water; denoted in
  Figure 4 as 1226.
1 (BIO number M1227) mooring consisting of 1 current meter positioned 15 m off
  the bottom on the 1000 m isobath on the Labrador side of AR7W; denoted in
  Figure 4 as 1227.
1 surface mooring of a SIO/OSU meteorological buoy located near OWS Bravo site
  (deployed during 18HU96026) ; denoted in Figure 4 as Met.
1 profiling CTD mooring on AR7W section for WHOI (deployed during 18HU96026) ;
  denoted in Figure 4 as CTD.
1 profiling CTD system set by IMF-Kiel from the ship Validivia in July 1996;
  denoted in Figure 4 as K5.
2 IMF-Kiel tomographic moorings around the periphery of the Labrador Sea;
  denoted in Figure 4 as K1 and L0.
3 Transponder array around K1; denoted in Figure 4 as K1-T1, K1-T2 and K1-T3.
1 top of the WHOI moored vertical profiler (MVP) mooring was recovered.  This
  was the surface instrumentation of the WHOI mooring recovered previously in
  the cruise.  The top was recovered at the location denoted in Figure 4 as TOP.
Figure 4. Mooring positions during Hudson 18HU97009/1.  See text for label
          description.
Deployed
1 (BIO number M1255) multi-instrument mooring was deployed near OWS Bravo on
  AR7W replacing the mooring M1226 set in 1996 (WOCE Expocode 18HU96026).  The
  deployed mooring consisted of 6 Seacat temperature/conductivity recorders, 6
  Aanderaa current meters, 1 acoustic doppler current profiler (ADCP), 1 WOTAN
  (weather observations through ambient noise) and 1 CTD with a device for
  measuring the total partial pressure of dissolved gas in the water; denoted in
  Figure 4 as 1255.
1 (BIO number M1256) mooring consisted of 1 current meter positioned 15 m off
  the bottom on the 1000 m isobath on the Labrador side of AR7W; denoted in
  Figure 4 as 1256.
3. List of Principal Investigators
Name                         Affiliation        Responsibility
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Allyn Clarke                 BIO                Senior scientist
ClarkeA@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca                       Overall co-ordination
Glenn Cota                   Old Dominion Univ  Bio-Optical properties
cota@ccpo.odu.edu                               of the upper ocean
Russ Davis                   SIO                Profiling ALACE floats
davis@nemo.ucsd.edu
John Smith                   BIO                129I, 137Cs
smithj@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca
Bob Gershey                  BDR Research       Alkalinity, carbonate, CFCs
rgershey@fox.nstn.ns.ca
Glen Harrison                BIO                Coordinator biological
HarrisonG@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca                     program nitrate and ammonium
                                                utilization by phytoplankton
Erica Head                   BIO                Macrozooplankton distribution,
HeadE@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca                         abundance and metabolism
Robert Houghton              LDEO               Oxygen isotopes
Houghton@ldeo.columbia.edu
Paul Kepkay                  BIO                Dissolved organic carbon,
KepkayP@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca                       colloid chemistry and plankton
                                                respiration
Maurice Levasseur            IML                Dimethyl sulphide
levasseur@dfo-mpo.gc.ca
Peter Jones                  BIO                Alkalinity, carbonate, CFCs
JonesP@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca
John R. N. Lazier            BIO                Oxygen, CTD data,
LazierJ@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca                       moored instrument data
Bill Li                      BIO                Pico-plankton distribution
LiB@maritimes.dfo.ca                            and abundance
Mark Prater                  URI                RAFOS floats and Sound Sources
mark@seip.gso.uri.edu
Peter Rhines                 UW                 Moored instrumentation data
rhines@killer.ocean.washington.edu
Peter Schlosser              LDEO Helium,       Tritium
peters@ldeo.columbia.edu
Uwe Send                     IFM Kiel           Tomography mooring
usend@ifm.uni-kie.de
Peter Strain                 BIO                Nutrients
StrainP@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca
John Toole                   WHOI               CTD profiling mooring
toole@whoi.edu
See Section 7 for addresses.
4.   Scientific Program and Methods
4.1  Physical - Chemical Program
a.   Narrative
This cruise resulted in a complete physical and biological occupation of the
Halifax section with all systems fully functioning.
In the Labrador Sea, 3.5 of the planned hydrographic / tracer sampling sections
(see Figure 5 for the planned sections) were completed, plus the longitudinal
section that was occupied in November 1996 by Hudson (Expocode 18HU96026) and
March 1997 by Knorr (Expocode 316N147/5).  On this voyage the longitudinal
section was extended northward to the 2000 metre isobath in Davis Strait.
The quality of the CTD data is very good.  The entire expedition was completed
using the same two sensor sets, a new Seabird carousel unit, a new package frame
and a new set of SIO bottles.  This cruise will provide a good mapping of the
waters sampled during the Knorr winter cruise and hence achieve our objective of
locating the waters transformed during the 1996/97 winter cooling season. Our
deployments of six ALACE floats and nine RAFOS floats along the inflow regions
for the Labrador Sea should ensure a continued coverage of the Labrador Sea
through the coming summer and fall seasons.
The completed tracer program included sampling for He, tritium, 18O, 129I
(denoted in the WOCE SUM file as parameter number 129), and 137Cs along AR7W and
along the Greenland and Labrador shelves and slopes.  Samples for the other
tracers were collected and analyzed for nearly all the stations.
All planned mooring operations were successfully completed.  Six full depth
moorings, three bottom-moored transponders, and a surface meteorological buoy
were recovered and two current meter moorings were deployed.  Unfortunately two
of the current meters recovered had leaked so that our data recovery rate might
be less than 100%.
This cruise also allowed an extensive inter-comparison between a modified BIO
oxygen titration system and a Scripps oxygen titration system.  The precision of
the two systems are identical, however, there is a small but significant offset
between the systems.  Since both systems were standardized using the same
standards, the source of this offset is unknown.  It is believed to have arisen
from the various corrections that are applied by the Scripps system.  A detailed
comparison of the datasets originating from the two systems is carried out and
reported in the oxygen section of this document.
Figure 5. Initially planned lines L1 to L5.  Refer to Figure 1 for actual cruise
          track.
4.2   Biological Program
a.    Narrative
The objectives of the biological program of Hudson 97009 were two fold:
* to provide a historical perspective on the large-scale distribution of the
  major plankton groups in the Labrador Sea for comparison with studies done in
  the mid-60's and mid 80's and
* to provide new information on other important biogeochemical properties of the
  region as background for the proposed Phase III of Canadian JGOFS.
Objective (1) will contribute to the debate about the link between northern fish
stock declines and long-term changes in food chain structure; objective (2) will
contribute to DFO's role in Canadian Climate Change research.
4.2.1 DMS
      (Maurice Levasseur)
Our objectives were fourfold:
* map the distribution of DMSP, DMS and DMSO in the upper 200 m of the Labrador
  Sea,
* determine the distribution of DMSP in different particle size classes,
* determine the bacterial net production rate of DMS and,
* quantify the contribution of microzooplankton grazing to DMS production.
The cruise has been successful and all objectives have been achieved. Samples
have been collected at 48 stations providing a good coverage of the study area.
More than 25 incubation experiments on bacterial and microzooplankton production
of DMS have been performed.  A total of 3,500 DMSP and DMS samples have been
analyzed on board.  Additional samples have been collected for nutrients,
chlorophyll a, phytoplankton enumeration, and particulate carbon and nitrogen.
These data will soon feed a coupled ocean-atmosphere model of DMS production
currently developed at IML aiming to explore the potential role of ocean DMS
production on climate.
The highlight of the cruise has been the encounter of a Phaeocystis bloom in the
Labrador Sea. Phaeocystis is known as a strong DMS producer in many parts of the
world.  This represented a unique opportunity to look at the dynamics of DMS
production and the contribution of bacteria in such bloom.  Overall, this cruise
will provide the first extensive data set on DMS dynamics in cold waters
including bacterial and zooplankton activity.
4.2.2 Primary Production Program
      (Jeff Anning)
Profiles of the water column were collected at the stations listed in Table 1.
Samples were drawn at 10 m intervals for chlorophyll, and nutrients at all these
stations.  At the stations where the biological pumping system was used (see
Figure 6), water was also collected at two depths in the photic zone for
Photosynthesis vs. Irradiance (P.I.) incubations.
  Date   Station     Cast  Type
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05/09/97  HFX 1       2    CTD
05/09/97  HFX 2       3    CTD
05/10/97  HFX 3       4    CTD
05/10/97  HFX 4       5    CTD
05/10/97  HFX 5       6    CTD
05/10/97  HFX 6       7    CTD
05/10/97  HFX 7       8    CTD
05/11/97  LL 14       9    CTD
05/12/97  Cape Race  10    PUMP
05/13/97  BON 1      11    CTD
05/13/97  BON3       13    CTD
05/13/97  BON 6      16    PUMP
05/13/97  BON 9      19    CTD
05/14/07  BON 10     20    CTD
05/14/07  BON 11     21    CTD
05/14/07  BON 12     22    PUMP
05/14/07  BON 13     23    CTD
05/15/97  BON 16     26    PUMP
05/17/97  L5 16      33    PUMP
05/18/97  L5 20      37    PUMP
05/19/97  L5 23      40    PUMP
05/20/97  L5 27      42    PUMP
05/21/97  L3 27      44    CTD
05/21/97  L3 26      45    PUMP
05/22/97  L3 22      49    PUMP
05/22/97  L3 21      50    PUMP
05/23/97  L3 18      53    PUMP
05/28/97  L3 05      76    CTD
05/29/97  L2 B7      78    CTD
05/24/97  L3 16      57    PUMP
05/26/97  L3 12      67    PUMP
05/27/97  L3 08      73    PUMP
05/27/97  L3 07      74    CTD
05/29/97  L2 01      79    CTD
05/29/97  L2 02      80    PUMP
05/30/97  PHAEO      88    PUMP
05/31/97  L2 11      92    PUMP
05/31/97  L2 12      93    PUMP
06/01/97  L2 15      96    PUMP
06/01/97  L2 17      98    CTD
06/01/97  L2 18      99    CTD
06/02/97  L2 19     100    CTD
06/03/97  L6 16     103    PUMP
06/04/97  L6 11.5   108    PUMP
05/05/97  L6 07     111    PUMP
06/05/97  K1 T1     112    CTD
06/06/97  L6 04     114    PUMP
06/07/97  L6 01     119    PUMP
06/08/97  L4 08     123    PUMP
06/08/97  L4 05     126    CTD
06/09/97  L4 04     127    CTD
06/09/97  L4 03     128    CTD
06/09/97  L4 02     129    CTD
06/09/97  L4 01     130    CTD
Figure 6. Biological pump locations for 18HU97009/1.
4.2.3 Sea Surface Monitoring System
      (Jeff Anning)
      See Part B, section 3
4.2.4 DOC Sampling
      (Jay Bugden)
Samples for DOC profiles, size fractionation of DOC (ultrafiltration), and
community respiration were collected.  Twenty-two (22) stations (see Table 2)
were sampled for ultrafiltration and respiration (lines BON, L2, L3, L5 and L6),
and 12 stations were sampled for DOC profiles (line L3 or AR7W / WOCE).
Ultrafiltration and rates of respiration for seawater samples were carried out
at the time of sample collection - the ultrafiltration samples were frozen for
laboratory analysis.  The DOC profile samples were filtered and then frozen for
laboratory analysis.
Additional samples were collected for flow cytometry (38 stations) and
phytoplankton identification (14 stations) (W. Li and P. Dickie, BOS, OSD) at
various stations (see Table 1).  The flow cytometry samples were frozen in
liquid nitrogen and the phytoplankton samples were preserved with fixative and
cold stored, for laboratory analysis.
As well, samples for microzooplankton identification (17 stations) were
collected at various stations from the biological pump (see Table 2). This was
performed for a group from Newfoundland.  The samples were preserved and stored
cold for transportation to this group.
Table 2. DOC and related sampling during 18HU97009/1.
Station      Date   Respi     Ultra      Flow     DOC  Phyto   Microzoo
#                  -ration filtration  Cytometry     plankton  plankton
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Hfx-1       9-5-97                        X
Hfx-2       9-5-97                        X
Hfx-3      10-5-97                        X
Hfx-4      10-5-97                        X
Hfx-5      10-5-97                        X
Hfx-6      10-5-97                        X
Hfx-7      10-5-97                        X
(Ship 10)  11-5-97                        X
Bon-6      13-5-97    X          X        X                        X
Bon-12     14-5-97    X          X        X                        X
Bon-16     15-5-97    X          X        X                        X
L5-16      17-5-97    X          X        X                        X
L5-20      18-5-97    X          X        X                        X
L5-23      19-5-97    X          X        X                        X
L5-27      20-5-97                        X
L3-27      21-5-97                        X         X
L3-26      21-5-97    X          X        X         X    X         X
L3-25      21-5-97                        X              X
L3-24      21-5-97                        X         X
L3-22      22-5-97    X          X        X              X         X
L3-21      22-5-97    X          X        X         X    X         X
L3-20      22-5-97                        X         X
L3-18      23-5-97    X          X        X         X    X         X
L3-16      24-5-97    X          X        X         X    X         X
L3-14      25-5-97                        X         X    X
L3-13      26-5-97                        X              X
L3-12      26-5-97    X          X        X         X    X         X
L3-11      26-5-97                        X              X
L3-9       27-5-97                        X         X
L3-8       27-5-97    X          X        X              X         X
L3-7       27-5-97                        X         X
L3-6       27-5-97                        X         X    X
L3-5       27-5-97                        X              X
L2-2       29-5-97    X          X        X                        X
L2-7       30-5-97                        X
L2-PH      30-5-97    X          X        X              X         X
L2-11      31-5-97    X          X        X                        X
L2-15       1-6-97    X          X        X                        X
L6-16       3-6-97    X          X
L6-11.5     4-6-97    X          X
L6-7        5-6-97    X          X
L6-4        6-6-97    X          X
L6-1        7-6-97    X          X
4.2.5 Radiometer and Spectrophotometer
      (Kurt Clemente)
Satlantic Profiling Multichannel Radiometer
Profiles of spectral light characteristics were taken at 28 stations (see Figure
7) from the surface to below 0.01% surface PAR (Photosynthetically Active
Radiation) (in most cases >70 m).  On 06 June the instrument developed problems
not rectifiable on board and the last 4 stations were not sampled.  Spectral
profiles will be processed to calculate values of water-leaving radiance at 13
wavelengths.  Two and three channel band ratios will be correlated with values
of biomass and production in the Labrador Sea.
Shimadzu Scanning Spectrophotometer
Particulate (ap), non-pigmented (an) and dissolved (ad/as) absorption spectrum
samples were taken at 33 stations from the biological pump, CTD and bucket
samples.  In most cases, depths sampled were 0, 10, 20 and 30 m.  In certain
instances where the fluorescence trace indicated a sinking bloom, as many as 8
depths were sampled.  At two stations depth samples were duplicated to test
precision of ap measurements.  One station was chosen to test differences
between surface sampling using the biological pump and bucket.
Figure 7.  Light meter stations during 18HU97009/1.
Satlantic Sea WIFS Aircraft Simulator
A 7 channel Ed sensor was deployed above the bridge before leaving port, and a
corresponding 7 channel Lu sensor was placed on the starboard rail approximately
20 m behind the bow of the ship, fixed with two "C" clamps.  The Ed sensor was
aimed straight up and was reasonably free from shading.  The Lu sensor was
pointed at the water approximately 40( away from the ship.  Soon after clearing
Bedford Basin, it became obvious that the clamps did not secure the Lu sensor in
even moderate weather.  A hole was drilled in the base of the Lu mount and in
the rail only 10m from the bow of the ship.  This made the sensor more secure to
weather and was more satisfactorily placed to "see" the water beyond the ships
wake.  The weather soon built, however, and a decision was reached with the
Captain's consent to drill another hole in the rail above the bridge  (near the
Ed sensor) which would secure the Lu sensor in all but the most severe weather.
Band ratio data from these two instruments will be used to calculate water-
leaving radiance values, which will then be used to generate chlorophyll-
predicting algorithms in a manner similar to the Profiling Radiometer.
4.2.6 Vertical Net Tows
      (Les Harris)
A total of 167 vertical net tows were taken at 86 stations (see Figure 8) using
a 3/4 metre 200 (m mesh ring net. At all of these stations tows from 100 - 0
metres were carried out, at 9 stations, additional deep tows were taken from
depths between 400 and 2500 metres to the surface. Samples will be analyzed for
species composition, copepod stage distribution and biomass.
Water Column Sampling
At 18 stations water was collected at the chlorophyll maximum and size
fractionated at 3 (m.  The fractions were then filtered to collect samples for
HPLC pigments and particulate carbon and nitrogen.  These samples were collected
in order to assess the phytoplankton composition and the proportion of the total
particulate matter that would be available for copepod grazing.
Measurements of Copepod Metabolic Rates
Respiration rates (CO2 production) of the copepod communities were determined at
8 stations.
4.2.7 Egg Production Rates and Hatching Success of Calanus finmarchicus
      (Rob Campbell)
Egg Production Rates
Female C. finmarchicus were collected with vertical net tows (200 (m mesh) from
0 - 75 m (daylight hours) or 0 - 50 m (at night).  Subsamples of 30 females were
incubated individually in 50 ml Petri dishes at approximate ambient temperatures
for 24h, and the number of eggs produced in that time counted.  The size of
clutches produced by each female and the frequency of spawning events (inferred
from the number of females who spawned over the incubation period) will be used
to calculate egg production rates.
Hatching Success
In order to test the hypothesis that certain diatom species reduce the hatching
success of copepod eggs; eggs collected from the egg production experiments
above were incubated for 72 hours in one of three treatments.  The experiments
were: (1) filtered salt water, (2) water taken from the depth of the chlorophyll
maximum, and (3) a concentrated culture of Thalassiosira sp. (a diatom species
which may contain a compound which inhibits the development of copepod eggs).
Hatching success (% hatching) will be determined by comparing the initial number
of eggs in each treatment to the number of unhatched eggs after the 72 hour
incubation period.
Figure 8. Net tow locations during 18HU97009/1.
5.  Major Problems and Goals Not Achieved
The inshore station denoted Site 28 on the Greenland side and inshore stations
denoted Sites 4 to 1 on the Labrador side of AR7W were missed because of ice
conditions.
A station was missed off Cape Farewell because of strong and persistent winds.
6.  Other Incidents of Note
This was a remarkably problem free voyage from the point of view of the
scientific party once we got to sea.
Intensive use of the GeoChem laboratory was made during this trip.  Before
departing BIO, the fume hood in the lab failed its inspection and it was only
after considerable bureaucratic effort that a temporary modification was made
and a certificate was issued.  The odour problem in the lab is less than it has
been but still exists.  Taping over all of the scuppers solved the problem.
This was acceptable because the lab was being used as a dry chemical analysis
laboratory.
The laser printer connected to the MicroVAX failed during this trip.  There was
no spare to replace this unit.  But two other printers brought on board by the
science programs we were able to replace its functions.  This unit will be
repaired on return to BIO and perhaps a spare unit should be placed on board as
well.  There was also considerable difficulty with the EXABYTE units on the
MicroVAX.  The MicroVAX computers are completely obsolete and are only being
used as file storage devices.  Unfortunately, we are losing our ability to
manage this relatively complicated operating system when something goes wrong.
It is past due that a modern computer with an operating system that is in common
use in the region (i.e. UNIX or NT) should replace these systems.
The transducers on the ram were lost (and perhaps the ram itself) in the last
week of operations. Fortunately the intensive use of this facility was complete
by this time and the weather conditions were such that we were able to complete
our deep CTD casts using the hull transducers.
The navigation logging PC experienced unknown problems on June 9 (day 160) that
resulted in a navigation data gap of about 23 hours, between June 9 and 10,
1997.  However, it may be possible to retrieve this data from the ADCP data
stream, which merges the velocity data with the navigation data in real-time.
This problem resulted in no position for June 10 at 0000Z in Figure 1.
Date and times incorporated into the header of the CTD files are obtained from
two sources: the PC clock running the acquisition software and the GPS strings.
The date/time strings from the PC clock were noted to have an inconsistent
offset from GMT.  Some casts had the correct time in GMT, while others were off
by -3 hours or +3 hours.  To correct this problem, all CTD cast times were
corrected to the independent time noted in the Station Summary file (WOCE SUM
file).  The UTC string contained within the header of the original Seabird DAT
file can be used as a check on the start_date_time parameter within the ODF
file.
7. List of Cruise Participants
Name                 Responsibility                Affiliation
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Jeff Anning          Biological Underway Sampling  BIO
Larry Bellefontaine  Watchkeeper                   BIO
Rene Bouillon        DMS                           IML
Rick Boyce           Salts, Moorings               BIO
Jay Bugden           DOC Levels                    BIO
Rob Campbell         Net Tows                      Dal
Guy Cantin           DMS                           IML
Allyn Clarke         Chief Scientist               BIO
Kurt Clemente        Ocean optics                  ODU
Pierre Clement       Nutrients/Oxygen              BIO
Bob Gershey          CFC/Alkalinity/Carbonate      BDR Research
Les Harris           Net Tows                      BIO
Michael Hingston     CFC/Alkalinity/Carbonate      BDR Research
Detlef Kindler       Moorings/Watchkeeper          IFM
Anthony Isenor       Data Quality/Watchkeeper      BIO
Maurice Levasseur    Assistant Scientist, DMS      IML
Sonya Michaud        DMS                           IML
Manon Poliquin       Oxygen                        Polytech Sci. Ser.
Bob Ryan             Technician, CTD               BIO
Sabina Schultes      DMS                           IML
Rochelle Ugstad      Helium/Tritium                LDEO
Gordan Wolfe         DMS                           IML
Igor Yashayaev       Scientist                     BIO
BIO          Bedford Institute of Oceanography
             PO Box 1006
             Dartmouth, NS, B2Y 2A4
BDR          BDR Research Ltd.
             Box 652, Station 'M'
             Halifax, N.S.,
IFM-Kiel     Institut fr Meereskunde an der Universitt Kiel
             Dsternbrooker Weg 20
             D-24105 Kiel, Germany
IML          Institute Maurice-Lamontagne
             C.P. 1000
             850 Route de la Mer
             Monti Joli, P.Q.
             G5H 3Z4
IOS-Pat Bay  Institute of Ocean Sciences
             P.O. Box 6000
             Sidney, B.C., V8L 4B2
LDEO         Lamont -Doherty Geological Observatory
             Columbia University
             Palisades, New York 10964
SIO          Scripps Institute of Oceanography
             University of California at San Diego
             La Jolla, CA 92093
ODU          CCPO
             Old Dominion University
             Norfolk, VA 23529
             USA
URI          University of Rhode Island Narragansett Marine Lab
             South Ferry Road, Narragansett
             Rhode Island 02882
UW           University of Washington
             Seattle, WA 98195
WHOI         Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
             Woods Hole, MA 02543
B.  UNDERWAY MEASUREMENTS
1.  Navigation and Bathymetry
    (Anthony W. Isenor)
The navigation system onboard CCGS Hudson consisted of a Trimble Navigation
Loran-GPS 10X decoder and AGCNAV software.  AGCNAV is a PC based display, and
waypoint setting software package developed at the Atlantic Geoscience Centre at
BIO.  This software graphically displayed the ship position, waypoints, course,
speed, etc. to the various science working areas.  The 10X decoder received the
satellite fixes and decoded the signals to obtain NMEA strings (containing
latitude, longitude, time, etc.) that were sent to a bridge PC running the
AGCNAV software in master mode.  The bridge PC then broadcasted the NMEA strings
over the ships network, to be accessed by other PCs running AGCNAV in slave
mode.  These NMEA strings were broadcast at about 1 Hz.  The navigation data
were logged at one minute intervals on a dedicated logging PC.
The echo sounder system used for collecting bathymetric data consisted of a
Raytheon Line Scan Recorder, Model LSR 1811-2 (serial number A117) connected to
a hull mounted 12kHz transducer.  The transducer beam width was 15 degrees.  The
sweep rate of the recorder was adjusted throughout the course of data collection
to aid in identifying the bottom signal.  The recorder was also linked to a
clock, and thus could indicate 5 minute intervals on the sounder paper.  The
system was used to collect bathymetric soundings at 5 minute intervals while
underway between stations.  Approximately 5500 kilometres of deep sea
bathymetric sounding data was collected.
2.  Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler
    (Bob Ryan)
The Hudson was equipped with a hull mounted RDI Acoustic Doppler Current
Profiler (ADCP).  The transducer (serial number 177) had SC ADCP electronics
(serial number 607) converted for ship board use.  Logging, using Transect
software on a HP Vectra 486 PC running Windows 95, was started on May 9, 1997 at
1545Z in Bedford Basin.  The configuration of the equipment resulted in a bin
length of 4 metres and a total of 128 bins.  The raw data were stored to disk
and backed up every few days to writable CD.  The data were also averaged in
real-time over 5 minute intervals, except along the Scotian Shelf Halifax Line
where the averaging was every 2 minutes.  ADCP logging was stopped on June 10,
1997 at 1510Z.  In total, 750 hours of along track ADCP data was collected
3.  Sea Surface Monitoring System
    (Jeff Anning)
Water from approximately 4 m was pumped continuously up to the forward lab.  The
temperature, conductivity and fluorescence of this flow was continuously
measured and logged every 30 seconds.  The temperature and conductivity were
measured with Seabird sensors and the fluorescence by a Wetlabs flowthrough
fluorometer.  Incident downward irradiance  (Photosynthetically Active
Radiation, or PAR) was measured with a Biospherical PAR sensor and the data
merged with the sea water parameters.  Exact positions were logged at the same
time from a Northstar GPS.  In total, 800 hours of along track surface
temperature, salinity, chlorophyll and nutrient data was collected.
Discrete water samples were collected every 15 minutes by an auto sampler for
later analysis for phosphate, nitrate and silicate.
A NAS 2E nitrate analyser was incorporated into the flowthrough system.  Nitrate
concentration was measured every 15 minutes.  However the sensors performance
was erratic and unreliable.
In the Hudson's GP lab, a second set of conductivity, temperature and
fluorescence sensors were employed in the ship's transducer well.  This
conductivity cell failed early in the cruise yielding very little useful data.
4.  XBT and XCTD
No probes were used
5.  Meteorological observations
The ship's crew carried out routine reporting of meteorological variables.
6.  Atmospheric Chemistry
There was no atmospheric chemistry programme.
C.  HYDROGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS
    DESCRIPTIONS, TECHNIQUES AND CALIBRATIONS
1.  CTD Measurements
    (Igor Yashayaev and Anthony Isenor)
a.  Description of the Equipment and technique
The CTD measurements were made with a standard SEABIRD model 11 Plus deck unit
(S/N 11P7032-0268) and a model 9 Plus CTD probe (S/N 09P15349-0475) equipped
with a paroscientific digiquartz model 410K-105 pressure sensor (S/N 69009).
This probe was replaced on station 107 due to a malfunction.  The replacement
probe (S/N 09P7356-0289) had a new pressure sensor (S/N 51403).  There were also
two temperature sensors (primary S/N 03P2298 and secondary S/N 03P2303), two
conductivity sensors (primary S/N 041873 and secondary S/N 041874), two model
13-02 dissolved oxygen sensors (primary S/N 130265 and secondary S/N 130266) and
a Chelsea fluorometer (S/N 088172) used.  All sensors except the pressure sensor
were mounted in one of two ducts through which separate pumps pulled seawater.
Hence, the water flow past the actual sensors was independent of the lowering
rate; this simplified the data processing considerably.
The Seabird CTD was mounted vertically within a custom designed and built
CTD/Rosette frame. All the pressure cases as well as the sample bottles are
mounted vertically to improve the package's stability as it descends through the
water column.  In the centre of the frame is an aluminum tube, which contains at
its upper end a Seabird Carousel 24 bottle rosette unit.  The frame itself is
subdivided into four quadriants.  In one quadriant is a RDI 150 khz Broadband
ADCP in a shortened pressure case.  In the next quadriant is the pressure case
for the Seabird CTD and directly below the CTD probe is a Benthos altimeter.
The third quadriant contains the battery pack for the LADCP, the fluorometer and
a General Oceanics model 6000 12 Khz pinger unit.  The last quadriant contains
the dual CTD sensors and pump.
One unique aspect of this frame is the adjustable legs.  The base of the frame
is circular with six vertical tubes, or legs, extending upward from the base.
These legs end, and can slide within, a slightly larger tube at the base of a
second circular frame.  Each vertical leg has two fixed positions within the
larger tube, and is held in these positions by stainless steel pins.  In the
deployment position, the legs are retracted.  When personnel are drawing water
samples, the legs are extended thus raising the frame by about 40 cm.  This
makes drawing the water samples much easier.
The rosette bottles were made by the Physical and Chemical Oceanographic Data
Facility of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO).  Each bottle collects
10 litres of water.
b.  Sampling Procedure and data processing techniques
The CTD was deployed with a lowering rate of 60 metres/min (40 metres/min in the
upper 200 metres or deeper if the conditions were rough).  It was recovered at a
rate of 75 metres/min (60 metres/min when deeper than 4000 metres or when
conditions were rough).
The CTD data was recorded onto disk by a 486 computer using SEABIRD SEASOFT
Version 4.205 software.  A screen display of temperature, oxygen and salinity
profiles vs pressure was used to decide bottle trip locations on the up cast.
The bottles were tripped using the enable and fire buttons on the SEABIRD deck
unit.
At the end of each station, the SEASAVE software was used to create 1 and 2 dbar
processed data files, an IGOSS TESAC message and a processed rosette trip file.
All the raw and processed data files associated with the station were then
transferred to the ship's MicroVAX computer for archive and subsequent access
and distribution to various users on the vessel.
The data processing takes the following steps:
DATCNV    Converted the raw data to physical parameters.
SPLIT     Split the data into DOWN and UP cast.
WILDEDIT  This program took consecutive blocks of 12 scans and flagged all scans
          whose pressure, temperature and conductivity values differed from the
          mean by more than 2 standard deviations.  Then the mean and standard
          deviation were recomputed using the unflagged data and all scans
          exceeding 4 standard deviations from this new mean were marked as bad.
FILTER    Low pass filtered pressure and conductivity channels.  Time constant
          used for conductivity was 0.045 seconds, for pressure 0.150 seconds.
LOOPEDIT  Marked as bad, all cycles on the down trace for which the vertical
          velocity of the CTD unit was less than 0.1 meters/sec.
ALIGNCTD  Aligned the temperature, conductivity and oxygen values relative to
          the pressure values to account for the time delays in the system.  The
          time offsets for the primary sensors were
             0.010 seconds for conductivity,
             0.000 seconds for temperature and
             3.000 seconds for oxygen.
          The time offsets for the secondary sensors were
             0.083 seconds for conductivity,
             0.000 seconds for temperature and
             3.000 seconds for oxygen  (NOTE: the primary conductivity was
             adjusted by 0.073 seconds in the Deck unit while the secondary
             conductivity was not adjusted in the Deck unit).
CELLTM    A recursive filter was used to remove the thermal mass effects from
          the conductivity data. Thermal anomaly amplitude and time constants of
             0.0300 and 9.0000 were used.
DERIVE    Computed oxygen values.
BINAVG    Averaged the down cast into 1 and 2 dbar pressure bins.
DERIVE    Computed salinity, potential temperature and sigma-theta.
ROSSUM    Averaged 3 seconds of CTD data after every bottle trip.  Used in
          comparison with water sample data.
c.  Calibration data
The CTD calibrations used during this cruise were supplied by Seabird
Electronics.  The applied calibrations are as follows:
BIO Seabird CTD Probes
Pressure Sensor (69009)
   pressure = c (1 - To2/T2) (1 - d[1 - To2/T2])  (psia)
   where
       T is the pressure period
       c = c1 + c2 U + c3 U2
       d = d1 + d2 U
       To = T1 + T2 U + T3 U2 + T4 U3 + T5 U4
       U is the temperature
       c1 =  -5.396574 E+04 psia
       c2 =  -1.03726 E-01 psia/C
       c3 =   1.54367 E-02 psia/C2
       d1 =   3.8800 E-02
       d2 =   0
       T1 =   2.985151 E+01 (sec
       T2 =  -3.76105 E-04 (sec/C
       T3 =   3.76392 E-06 (sec/C2
       T4 =   3.18753 E-09 (sec/C3
       T5 =   0
       AD590M = 1.28164 E-02
       AD590B = -9.1487184 E+00
       slope = 1.0, offset = 0.0	(Seabird calibration dated Feb. 26, 1997)
Pressure Sensor (51403)
   pressure = c (1 - To2/T2) (1 - d[1 - To2/T2])  (psia)
   where
       T is the pressure period
       c = c1 + c2 U + c3 U2
       d = d1 + d2 U
       To = T1 + T2 U + T3 U2 + T4 U3 + T5 U4
       U is the temperature
       c1 =  -3.862588 E+04 psia
       c2 =   2.78422 E-01 psia/C
       c3 =   1.40578 E-02 psia/C2
       d1 =   3.8824 E-02
       d2 =   0
       T1 =   3.062824 E+01 (sec
       T2 =  -1.73280 E-04 (sec/C
       T3 =   4.72380 E-06 (sec/C2
       T4 =   3.33300 E-09 (sec/C3
       T5 =   0
       AD590M = 1.14200 E-02
       AD590B = -9.1170000 E+00
       slope = 1.0, offset = 0.0	(Seabird calibration dated Feb. 26, 1997)
BIO SEABIRD System # 9 Sensors
Temperature Sensor (3P2298)
   T = 1/{a + b[ln(fo/f)] + c[ln2[fo/f] + d[ln3(fo/f)]} - 273.15  (C)
   where
       ln indicates a natural logarithm,
       f is the frequency
       (Seabird calibration Feb. 20, 1997)
       a  =  3.68023488 E-03
       b  =  6.00208161 E-04
       c  =  1.62157135 E-05
       d  =  2.22368203 E-06
       fo =  2917.298
       slope = 0.99998, offset = 0.0	(Calculated in March 1997)
       Tpcor = -2.060 E-07 (recommended by Seabird on Feb. 26, 1997)
Conductivity Sensor (041873)
   conductivity = (g + hf2 + if3 + jf4)/[10(1 + {CTcor t} + {CPcor p})]
   (Siemens/m)
   where
       f is the frequency,
       p is pressure in dbar,
       t is the temperature in deg C
       (Seabird Calibration dated Feb. 21 1997)
       g = -4.13982358 E+00
       h =  5.40882425 E-01
       i = -8.15812766 E-04
       j =  6.91367207 E-05
       CPcor = -1.00 E-07
       CTcor =  3.25 E-06
       Slope = 1.000115  (Calculated March 1997)
       Offset = -0.00005  (Calculated May 25, 2000)
BIO SEABIRD System # 10 Sensors
Temperature Sensor (3P2303)
   T = 1/{a + b[ln(fo/f)] + c[ln2[fo/f] + d[ln3(fo/f)]} - 273.15  (C)
   where
       ln indicates a natural logarithm,
       f is the frequency
       (Seabird calibration Feb. 20, 1997)
       a  =  3.68023493 E-03
       b  =  5.98790237 E-04
       c  =  1.58353945 E-05
       d  =  2.23034109 E-06
       fo =  2896.266
       slope = 1.0, offset = -0.0005	(Calibration dated March 1997)
Conductivity Sensor (041874)
   conductivity = (g + hf2 + if3 + jf4)/[10(1 + {CTcor t} + {CPcor p})]
   (Siemens/m)
   where
       f is the frequency,
       p is pressure (decibars),
       t is the temperature (C)
       (Seabird Calibration dated Feb. 21 1997)
       g = -4.08770679 E+00
       h =  5.15866320 E-01
       i = -1.06080083 E-03
       j =  7.93277368 E-05
       CPcor = -1.00 E-07
       CTcor =  3.25 E-06
       Slope = 1.000113  (Calculated March 1997)
       Offset = 0.00011  (Calculated May 25, 2000)
Oxygen Sensor (130265)
   Oxygen = (see PDF)
   where
       Seabird Calibration dated Feb. 12, 1992.
       Soc, Boc, tcor and pcor were produced from a calibration performed on
         Jan. 25, 2001.
       Soc = 3.2020
       oc is the oxygen sensor current ((amps)
       oc = mV + b
       m =  2.4608 E-07
       V is the oxygen temperature sensor voltage signal
       b = -4.9216 E-10
       tau =  2.0
       doc/dt is the time derivative of oc
       Boc = -0.0080
       OXSAT is the oxygen saturation value dependent on T and S
       T is the water temperature (C)
       S is salinity (psu)
       e is natural log base
       tcor = -0.036
       wt = 0.670
       To oxygen sensor internal temperature (C)
       To = kV + c
       k = 8.9939
       c = -6.8210
       pcor =  1.39 E-04
       P is the pressure (psia)
Oxygen Sensor (130266)
   Oxygen =
   where
       Seabird Calibration dated Feb. 12, 1992.
       Soc, Boc, tcor and pcor were produced from a calibration performed on
         Jan. 25, 2001.
       Soc = 2.8330
       oc is the oxygen sensor current ((amps)
       oc = mV + b
       m =  2.4692 E-07
       V is the oxygen temperature sensor voltage signal
       b = -4.1977 E-10
       tau =  2.0
        is the time derivative of oc
       Boc = 0.0480
       OXSAT is the oxygen saturation value dependent on T and S
       T is the water temperature (C)
       S is salinity (psu)
       e is natural log base
       tcor = -0.041
       wt = 0.670
       To oxygen sensor internal temperature (C)
       To = kV + c
       k =  8.9883
       c = -7.0715
       pcor =  1.27 E-04  (Calculated Jan. 25, 2001)
       P is the pressure (psia)
Chelsea Fluorometer (088172)
   concentration [g/l] = slope * (10 exp (V/sf) - 10 exp (VB) ) / (10 exp
   (V1g/l) - 10 exp (Vacetone) ) + offset
   where
       Seabird Calibration dated Feb. 10, 1997.
       slope = 1.0
       V (fluorometer output voltage in-situ)
       sf (scale factor ) = 1.0
       VB (electrical zero) = 0.212
       V1(fluorometer output voltage at 1 g/l) = 1.974
       Vacetone (fluorometer output voltage at zero chlorophyll) = 0.334
       offset = 0.0
2.  Salinity
    (Rick Boyce)
a.  Description of Equipment and Technique
Salinity samples were analyzed using a Guildline Autosal model 8400B s/n 60968
salinometer.  Samples were drawn into 150 ml medicine bottles.  New caps,
equipped with plastic liners, were placed on the sample bottles for each use.
The caps were retightened when the samples reached room temperature.
The salinometer cell was filled and rinsed three times with sample water before
readings were recorded.  Readings from the salinometer were recorded for every
sample and standardization.  The reading entered into the water sample database
as the conductivity of the water sample represents the operators best
determination of the conductivity of the sample.
b.  Sampling Procedure and Data Processing Technique
Salinity samples were drawn into 150 ml medicine bottles after three rinses.
The bottles were filled up to the shoulders and then capped with new caps with
plastic liners.
One conductivity file for the entire cruise was prepared.  The file consisted of
a sequential record number, the bath temperature, sample ID number, average
conductivity ratio and a quality flag.  A PC based program running under a
commercial DBMS computed the salinity using the average conductivity ratio and
the standard IAPSO formula.  Any changes in the salinometer readings between
successive standardizations were assumed to have occurred as a linear drift of
the instrument.  Thus, the program applied a correction to the ratios, which
varied linearly with the samples analyzed.  The salinity data was then placed in
the water sample database.
c.  Laboratory and Sample Temperatures
Full cases of samples were taken from the winch room to the GP lab where they
were left for a period of at least 10 hours to equilibrate to laboratory
temperature before being analyzed.
The bath in the salinometer was kept at 21C.
d.  Replicate Analysis
One or two replicate salinity samples were drawn from one of the rosette bottles
on every cast.  In some cases, one or two samples from some of the bottles were
analyzed within normal time frame (12-24 hours), while other replicate samples
were stored in the laboratory until the last week of the cruise before being
analyzed.
The following is a list of the number of sample id numbers that had replicate
samples and when the samples were analyzed:
* 87 ids had two normal samples and no later samples
* 12 ids had two normal samples and 1 later sample
* 154 ids had one normal sample and one later sample
* 1 id had one normal sample and 2 later samples
Thus, there were:
          87 + 12  =  99 normal - normal replicate differences
    (12 * 2) + 154 + (1 * 2)  =  180 normal - later replicate differences
The statistics of the normal - normal differences are as follows:
                         Statistic           Value
                         --------------------------
                         Number of Points   99
                         Minimum             0.000
                         Maximum             0.1893
                         Mean                0.0032
                         Median              0.0004
                         Standard Deviation  0.0199
The later replicate values will be compared with the samples analyzed previously
to determine the magnitude of instrument or standard drift during the cruise.
Statistics of the (normal - later) replicate differences follow.
                         Statistic           Value
                         --------------------------
                         Number of Points  180
                         Minimum            -0.0147
                         Maximum             0.0831
                         Mean                0.0008
                         Median              0.0006
                         Standard Deviation  0.0067
Only acceptable values were used in calculating the replicate differences.  All
of the replicate sample values and their quality flags are listed in Table C.2
below.
e. Standards Used
The salinometer was standardized on May 11, 1997 using IAPSO standard water,
Batch P129, prepared on November 22, 1995.  During subsequent standardizations
on May 11th and May 14th, the standardize dial of the Autosal was adjusted to
force the salinometer to read the conductivity ratio of the new ampoules of
standard seawater.  However, it was determined later that a few ampoules of
standard seawater must have been contaminated as the Autosal readings of some
standards varied by more than what could be accounted for by the usual drift of
the Autosal.  At this point it was decided to not adjust the standardize dial
when a new standard was used. The conductivity ratio of the Autosal was simply
recorded for each new ampoule and then seawater samples were run. This way any
contaminated standards could be immediately identified and discarded. Standards
were run at the beginning and end of every 32 bottle case.
      Sample                 WOCE
    ID Number    Salinity     QF
    -----------------------------
      186050      32.3393      2
      186050      32.3387      2
      186132      32.6810      2
      186132      32.7409      2
      186144      31.9321      2
      186144      31.9322      2
      186150      32.9709      2
      186150      32.9700      2
      186241      34.7732      2
      186241      34.7738      2
      186266      34.6060      2
      186266      34.6062      2
      186298      34.8556      2
      186298      34.8564      2
      186319      34.8823      2
      186319      34.8819      2
      186340      34.8859      2
      186340      34.8859      2
      186373      34.8048      2
      186373      34.8056      2
      186411      34.9167      2
      186411      34.9171      2
      186430      34.8786      2
      186430      34.8784      2
      186432      34.8961      2
      186432      34.8965      2
      186446      34.7897      2
      186446      34.7900      2
      186456      34.9010      2
      186456      34.9010      2
      186493      34.9002      2
      186493      34.9000      2
      186523      34.9037      2
      186523      34.9035      2
      186543      34.9197      2
      186543      34.9199      2
      186606      34.9357      2
      186606      34.9359      2
      186633      34.9112      2
      186633      34.9110      2
      186657      34.9120      2
      186657      34.9122      2
      186693      34.9232      2
      186693      34.9274      2
      186714      34.9018      2
      186714      34.9018      2
      186741      34.9263      2
      186741      34.9242      2
      186780      34.9193      2
      186780      34.9193      2
      186804      34.8980      2
      186804      34.8980      2
      186827      33.2511      2
      186827      33.2515      2
      186845      34.8906      2
      186845      34.8902      2
      186857      34.3535      2
      186857      34.3541      2
      186880      34.8664      2
      186880      34.8666      2
      186910      34.8605      2
      186910      34.8607      2
      186931      34.8666      2
      186931      34.8670      2
      186954      34.8592      2
      186954      34.8594      2
      186974      34.9051      2
      186974      34.9075      2
      187018      34.8669      2
      187018      34.8671      2
      187045      34.8305      2
      187045      34.8309      2
      187065      34.8448      2
      187065      34.8452      2
      187099      34.9085      2
      187099      34.9077      2
      187124      34.9035      2
      187124      34.9047      2
      187171      34.9053      2
      187171      34.9055      2
      187215      34.8451      2
      187215      34.8451      2
      187229      34.8800      2
      187229      34.8827      2
      187279      34.8498      2
      187279      34.8506      2
      187312      34.8985      2
      187312      34.9049      2
      187339      34.8531      2
      187339      34.8537      2
      187361      34.8674      2
      187361      34.8672      2
      187373      34.8813      2
      187373      34.8845      2
      187403      34.8305      2
      187403      34.8311      2
      187413      34.7200      2
      187413      34.7213      2
      187434      34.1063      2
      187434      34.1065      2
      187439      33.7955      2
      187439      33.7959      2
      187453      33.8022      2
      187453      33.8028      2
      187468      34.4790      2
      187468      34.4796      2
      187490      34.8285      2
      187490      34.8279      2
      187516      34.8870      2
      187516      34.8872      2
      187531      34.9020      2
      187531      34.9024      2
      187554      34.8495      2
      187554      34.8495      2
      187575      34.9031      2
      187575      34.9035      2
      187596      34.8906      2
      187596      34.8912      2
      187642      34.9008      2
      187642      34.9010      2
      187670      34.8472      2
      187670      34.8472      2
      187705      34.7563      2
      187705      34.5670      2
      187718      34.8574      2
      187718      34.8576      2
      187736      34.9085      2
      187736      34.9096      2
      187767      34.8507      2
      187767      34.8507      2
      187779      34.8892      2
      187779      34.8892      2
      187818      34.8391      2
      187818      34.8391      2
      187830      34.9002      2
      187830      34.9008      2
      187857      34.8923      2
      187857      34.8908      2
      187877      34.9143      2
      187877      34.9143      2
      187893      33.5569      2
      187893      33.5579      2
      187908      34.8770      2
      187908      34.8774      2
      187909      34.8650      2
      187909      34.8647      2
      187909      34.8640      2
      187910      34.8739      2
      187910      34.8728      2
      187911      34.8823      2
      187911      34.8827      2
      187912      34.8880      2
      187912      34.8882      2
      187913      34.8878      2
      187913      34.8884      2
      187915      34.8513      2
      187915      34.8509      2
      187916      34.8302      2
      187916      34.8307      2
      187922      34.8943      2
      187922      34.8951      2
      187923      34.8907      2
      187923      34.8914      2
      187924      34.8836      2
      187924      34.8851      2
      187926      34.8617      2
      187926      34.8619      2
      187927      34.8733      2
      187927      34.8593      2
      187927      34.8599      2
      187928      34.8642      2
      187928      34.8649      2
      187929      34.8736      2
      187929      34.8739      2
      187931      34.8870      2
      187931      34.8872      2
      187940      34.8939      2
      187940      34.8931      2
      187942      34.8971      2
      187942      34.8970      2
      187944      34.9009      2
      187944      34.9022      2
      187945      34.8993      2
      187945      34.9018      2
      187946      34.8973      2
      187946      34.8976      2
      187946      34.8952      2
      187947      34.8878      2
      187947      34.8869      2
      187948      34.8653      2
      187948      34.8668      2
      187950      34.8679      2
      187950      34.8682      2
      187964      34.8949      2
      187964      34.8941      2
      187966      34.9020      2
      187966      34.8999      2
      187968      34.9006      2
      187968      34.9101      2
      187969      34.8973      2
      187969      34.8999      2
      187970      34.8912      2
      187970      34.8908      2
      187971      34.8765      2
      187971      34.8768      2
      187973      34.8552      2
      187973      34.8556      2
      187974      34.8635      2
      187974      34.8639      2
      187974      34.8641      2
      187988      34.8910      2
      187988      34.8914      2
      187990      34.8998      2
      187990      34.8998      2
      187990      34.9020      2
      187992      34.9042      2
      187992      34.9045      2
      187993      34.9018      2
      187993      34.9009      2
      187994      34.8977      2
      187994      34.8978      2
      187995      34.8886      2
      187995      34.8894      2
      187997      34.8511      2
      187997      34.8513      2
      187998      34.8588      2
      187998      34.8584      2
      188011      34.8898      2
      188011      34.8897      2
      188013      34.7974      2
      188013      34.8806      2
      188014      34.9079      2
      188014      34.9083      2
      188015      34.9071      2
      188015      34.9049      2
      188016      34.9008      2
      188016      34.9020      2
      188017      34.8944      2
      188017      34.8961      2
      188018      34.8842      2
      188018      34.8843      2
      188020      34.8525      2
      188020      34.8512      2
      188021      34.8599      2
      188021      34.8590      2
      188034      34.8880      2
      188034      34.8890      2
      188036      34.8924      2
      188036      34.8931      2
      188037      34.9000      2
      188037      34.8998      2
      188038      34.9048      2
      188038      34.9053      2
      188039      34.9049      2
      188039      34.9109      2
      188040      34.9025      2
      188040      34.9026      2
      188041      34.8940      2
      188041      34.8965      2
      188043      34.8615      2
      188043      34.8614      2
      188044      34.8516      2
      188044      34.8521      2
      188064      34.8854      2
      188064      34.8861      2
      188065      34.8893      2
      188065      34.8902      2
      188068      34.9045      2
      188068      34.9062      2
      188069      34.9074      2
      188069      34.9071      2
      188070      34.9004      2
      188070      34.9010      2
      188071      34.8945      2
      188071      34.8957      2
      188073      34.8474      2
      188073      34.8474      2
      188074      34.8471      2
      188074      34.8472      2
      188074      34.8480      2
      188075      34.8554      2
      188075      34.8556      2
      188088      34.8863      2
      188088      34.8859      2
      188090      34.8985      2
      188090      34.8994      2
      188092      34.9081      2
      188092      34.9086      2
      188093      34.9055      2
      188093      34.9069      2
      188094      34.9001      2
      188094      34.8990      2
      188095      34.8882      2
      188095      34.8879      2
      188097      34.8531      2
      188097      34.8537      2
      188097      34.8539      2
      188098      34.8442      2
      188098      34.8485      2
      188112      34.8890      2
      188112      34.8912      2
      188114      34.8947      2
      188114      34.8938      2
      188115      34.9033      2
      188115      34.9035      2
      188116      34.9089      2
      188116      34.9094      2
      188117      34.9045      2
      188117      34.9048      2
      188118      34.8970      2
      188118      34.8971      2
      188119      34.8788      2
      188119      34.8794      2
      188120      34.8456      2
      188120      34.8464      2
      188122      34.8504      2
      188122      34.8513      2
      188136      34.8898      2
      188136      34.8881      2
      188137      34.8896      2
      188137      34.8896      2
      188138      34.8921      2
      188138      34.8931      2
      188140      34.9101      2
      188140      34.9100      2
      188141      34.9208      2
      188141      34.9204      2
      188142      34.9189      2
      188142      34.9197      2
      188143      34.9098      2
      188143      34.9199      2
      188145      34.8789      2
      188145      34.8786      2
      188146      34.8483      2
      188146      34.8505      2
      188161      34.7106      2
      188161      34.7106      2
      188171      34.8874      2
      188171      34.8965      2
      188172      34.8908      2
      188172      34.8904      2
      188173      34.8945      2
      188173      34.8945      2
      188175      34.9098      2
      188175      34.9102      2
      188176      34.9128      2
      188176      34.9132      2
      188177      34.9051      2
      188177      34.9028      2
      188178      34.8975      2
      188178      34.9122      2
      188180      34.8569      2
      188180      34.8582      2
      188181      34.8429      2
      188181      34.8433      2
      188195      34.8890      2
      188195      34.8884      2
      188197      34.8969      2
      188197      34.8955      2
      188199      34.9000      2
      188199      34.9002      2
      188200      34.9064      2
      188200      34.9071      2
      188201      34.9179      2
      188201      34.9163      2
      188202      34.9100      2
      188202      34.9116      2
      188204      34.8794      2
      188204      34.8812      2
      188205      34.8441      2
      188205      34.8458      2
      188207      34.8505      2
      188207      34.8505      2
      188219      34.8819      2
      188219      34.8809      2
      188221      34.8827      2
      188221      34.8829      2
      188223      34.9009      2
      188223      34.9018      2
      188224      34.9119      2
      188224      34.9085      2
      188225      34.9124      2
      188225      34.9149      2
      188226      34.9045      2
      188226      34.9124      2
      188227      34.9006      2
      188227      34.9008      2
      188228      34.8856      2
      188228      34.8865      2
      188229      34.8581      2
      188229      34.8590      2
      188243      34.8761      2
      188243      34.8762      2
      188245      34.8918      2
      188245      34.8927      2
      188247      34.9093      2
      188247      34.9110      2
      188248      34.9173      2
      188248      34.9177      2
      188249      34.9265      2
      188249      34.9239      2
      188250      34.9219      2
      188250      34.9244      2
      188252      34.9005      2
      188252      34.9016      2
      188253      34.8742      2
      188253      34.8751      2
      188253      34.8749      2
      188267      34.8857      2
      188267      34.8873      2
      188269      34.8927      2
      188269      34.8941      2
      188271      34.9094      2
      188271      34.9093      2
      188272      34.9169      2
      188272      34.9171      2
      188273      34.9216      2
      188273      34.9242      2
      188274      34.9177      2
      188274      34.9179      2
      188274      34.9184      2
      188276      34.8862      2
      188276      34.8867      2
      188277      34.8586      2
      188277      34.8607      2
      188291      34.8758      2
      188291      34.8762      2
      188293      34.8920      2
      188293      34.8920      2
      188295      34.9086      2
      188295      34.9100      2
      188296      34.9177      2
      188296      34.9163      2
      188297      34.9195      2
      188297      34.9210      2
      188298      34.9151      2
      188298      34.9165      2
      188300      34.8497      2
      188300      34.8503      2
      188301      34.8405      2
      188301      34.8419      2
      188302      34.8399      2
      188302      34.8399      2
      188315      34.8745      2
      188315      34.8768      2
      188317      34.8859      2
      188317      34.8876      2
      188317      34.8878      2
      188319      34.9045      2
      188319      34.9067      2
      188320      34.9096      2
      188320      34.9134      2
      188321      34.9189      2
      188321      34.9208      2
      188322      34.9220      2
      188322      34.9224      2
      188324      34.9057      2
      188324      34.9061      2
      188325      34.8886      2
      188325      34.8904      2
      188341      34.8851      2
      188341      34.8859      2
      188343      34.8998      2
      188343      34.9016      2
      188344      34.9085      2
      188344      34.9069      2
      188345      34.9098      2
      188345      34.9102      2
      188346      34.9104      2
      188346      34.9088      2
      188346      34.9098      2
      188348      34.8980      2
      188348      34.8951      2
      188349      34.8660      2
      188349      34.8662      2
      188363      34.8861      2
      188363      34.8868      2
      188365      34.8890      2
      188365      34.8898      2
      188365      34.8874      2
      188367      34.9031      2
      188367      34.9008      2
      188368      34.9061      2
      188368      34.9069      2
      188369      34.8986      2
      188369      34.9045      2
      188370      34.8918      2
      188370      34.8902      2
      188372      34.8523      2
      188372      34.8499      2
      188373      34.8499      2
      188373      34.8507      2
      188387      34.9012      2
      188387      34.9014      2
      188389      34.9014      2
      188389      34.9002      2
      188391      34.9077      2
      188391      34.9069      2
      188391      34.9069      2
      188392      34.8990      2
      188392      34.9006      2
      188393      34.8837      2
      188393      34.8857      2
      188394      34.8633      2
      188394      34.8643      2
      188396      34.8468      2
      188396      34.8484      2
      188397      34.8521      2
      188397      34.8558      2
      188422      34.8566      2
      188422      34.8568      2
      188436      34.8590      2
      188436      34.8590      2
      188467      33.2803      2
      188467      33.2797      2
      188474      34.6639      2
      188474      34.6648      2
      188490      34.6574      2
      188490      34.6582      2
      188510      33.8075      2
      188510      33.8072      2
3.  Oxygen
    (Peter Strain, Pierre Clement and Manon Poliquin)
a.  General
Samples for the determination of dissolved oxygen were drawn from each rosette
water-sampling bottle.  Analyses were done using the Winkler titration technique
with the computer driven automated system developed at BIO.  In total 2013
samples were run for oxygen content.
After about 300 samples had been run the values were found to be about 3% higher
than those obtained on previous cruises to the region.  This discrepancy was
removed when the 0.01N Potassium Iodate standardization solution prepared by BDH
Inc. of Toronto was replaced by the 0.1N solution prepared by Frank Zemlyak at
BIO.  The BIO standard was used for the remainder of the voyage.
b.  Description of Equipment and Technique
The oxygen samples are analyzed using one of two systems:  1) an automated
procedure developed by the Physical and Chemical Sciences Branch of the Bedford
Institute of Oceanography (BIO) from a manual titration system (Levy et al.
1977),  2) the Scripps Institute of Oceanography (SIO) system.
The BIO system uses a modified Winkler titration from Carritt and Carpenter
(1966), using a whole bottle titration.  In this method there is no starch
indicator and a wetting agent (Wetting Agent A, BDH) is introduced to reduce
bubble formation.  The automated titration system consists of an IBM PC linked
to a Brinkmann PC800 colorimeter and a Metrohm 665 Multi-Dosimat Automatic
Titrator.  A full description of the system and method can be found in Jones, et
al. (1992) with the following exception: Page 2-4, section 2.3 Method - Sample
titration should read, 'The stopper is not replaced and the acid rinsed down the
stopper's end into the flask.  The end is then rinsed into the flask with
deionized water.  One drop of wetting agent and the magnetic stirring bar are
then added.'
The SIO system also uses a modified Winkler titration from Carritt and Carpenter
(1966), using a whole bottle titration.   However, the SIO system differs from
the Bedford Institute's titration system in several ways.  Most significant is
the 365nm UV light source, followed by different standard and titer
concentrations.  Standards and blanks are run at least once a day, or whenever
the system had been idle for a number of hours.
Before titrating with the SIO system, the top of the oxygen flask is washed a
minimum of two times with deionized water before the glass stopper is withdrawn.
At that point,  1.5ml of  sulphuric acid is added to the sample, a magnetic stir
bar is introduced, the  sample is then titrated immediately.
During the titration, the oxygen flask is immersed in a water bath and is held
firm in the centre of the 365nm UV light path.  Starch as an indicator is not
needed and the addition of a wetting agent to minimize the formation of micro
bubbles is unnecessary.
c.  Sampling Procedure and Data Processing Technique
The sampling bottles are 125ml Iodine flasks with custom ground stoppers (Levy
et al. 1977).  The flask volumes are determined gravimetrically.  The matched
flasks and stoppers are etched with Identification numbers and entered into the
Oxygen program database.
For this cruise 10 litre rosette bottles were used to obtain the original
sample.  The oxygen subsamples are drawn following the CFC, DOC and Helium
subsamples. The oxygen subsamples are drawn through the bottles spigot with a
latex or silicone tube attached so as to introduce the water to the bottom of
the flask. The flask and its stopper are thoroughly rinsed and filled to
overflowing.  The flow is allowed to continue until at least two to three flask
volumes overflowed. The flask is then slowly retracted with continuous low flow
to ensure that no air gets trapped in the flask.  The flask is then brought to
the reagent station and one ml each of the Alkaline Iodide and Manganous
Chloride Reagents are added and the stoppers carefully inserted, again ensuring
that no air gets into the flasks.  The flasks are thoroughly shaken then carried
to the lab for analysis.
d.  Replicate Analysis
There were 2013 unique sample id numbers that were analyzed for dissolved
oxygen, of which 1520 had one sample value, 419 had two sample values, 74 had
three sample values.  Statistics of the replicate differences follow.  Only
acceptable values were used in calculating the replicate differences.  The
calculated replicate statistics used the absolute value of the replicate
differences.  All of the replicate sample values and their quality flags are
listed in Table C.3 below.
Number of replicate differences
  =  (419) sample id numbers having one replicate   *  (1) possible difference
  +  (74) sample id numbers having two replicates *  (3) possible differences
  =  641
Median of [(absolute difference/sample mean concentration of all samples) *
100%] = 0.21 %
                         Statistic     Value (moles/kg)
                         -------------------------------
                         Minimum             0.0
                         Maximum            23.3
                         Mean                0.9
                         Median              0.5
                         Standard Deviation  1.4
                         Cumulative    Oxygen Difference
                         Frequency       (moles/kg)
                         50%                0.6
                         68%                0.9
                         95%                2.4
The comparison of the BIO and SIO oxygen values posed two difficulties.  In
particular we needed to resolve the following questions:
* What were the relative purities of the two different KIO3 standards used on
  the cruise ?  (They were solid KIO3 from Aldrich and Fisher).
* Can we determine an absolute reference for these batches of KIO3 ? (ie Can we
  establish the accuracy of the analysis?)
Two reasonable answers now exist to both of these questions.
In two separate lots, we analyzed over 600 standards, prepared from 9 different
KIO3 or KH(IO3)2 sources.  Our best estimate for the absolute purity of the
Fisher standard used on 97009 is 99.61 %; for the Aldrich AA standard it is
102.29 %.  Applying these purities to the 97009 data leads to an average
difference in concentration of 0.22 % between the SIO and BIO systems (for this
difference, n = 382, one standard dev. = 0.02 %).  The large offset between the
SIO and BIO data that occurred in the raw data when the systems were using
different KIO3 standards has disappeared.  This analysis has produced the
following conclusions:
* A few outliers have been removed on the basis of one analysis of a sample
  being different from two others, or because one analysis produced a near zero
  result.  These edits are noted in processing documentation not included with
  this cruise report.  Also, a small number of replicate samples with unusually
  large differences are identified in the processing documentation as 'suspect'.
  These differences are large enough that looking at the data in their
  oceanographic context will probably identify which analysis is correct.  Note
  that the data from the BIO and SIO systems in this file have been processed in
  essentially the same way.  A number of corrections have been applied for
  temperature effects:
  contraction of sample bottles at time of sampling, expansion/contraction of
  KIO3 and NaS2O3 solutions during sample and standard analyses.
  These corrections are usually each less than 0.04 %, and are not normally
  applied to the BIO system data.
* It is strongly recommend that all future deep ocean work use GFS certified
  KIO3 solution (nominal normality 0.1) as the KIO3 standard.  This material is
  traceable to a NIST primary reference for redox chemistry.  Staff at NIST and
  GFS report that KIO3 is not a suitable primary standard at the required deep-
  ocean accuracy; it can not be made pure enough (in the redox sense).  KH(IO3)2
  (potassium bi-iodate or potassium hydrogen iodate) is a suitable primary
  standard.  We included two different sources of KH(IO3)2 in our comparison of
  standards.  Comparing these to the GFS 0.1 N KIO3 solution gives a range of
  0.4% in purity, which is considered to be an upper limit on the accuracy of
  the data.  We recommend the GFS solution because of its ease of use, and the
  belief that GFS are better equipped than we are to evaluate its absolute
  concentration.
* It may be possible to use the information we have gained from this analysis to
  refine the data from other WOCE cruises.  This will depend on whether we have
  a record of which suppliers and lot numbers of KIO3 were used on each cruise,
  and whether we have, or can get, comparative data on these standards.  One
  disappointing note: two different lots of the BDH 0.01 N KIO3 that we
  'traditionally' used as our standard were included in our tests.  Their
  purities were 100.26 and 101.79 %, showing a lot-to-lot variation of more than
  1.5 %.  We are unlikely to have enough information to correct data from
  cruises using these standards.
Table C.3  Replicate water sample oxygen values in moles/kg, along with
           their quality flags.
        Sample ID #      Oxygen       WOCE QF
        -------------------------------------
          186007          391.0          2
          186007          390.4          2
          186011          239.9          2
          186011          246.8          2
          186028          165.7          2
          186028          165.8          2
          186048          238.9          2
          186048          237.8          2
          186052          332.9          2
          186052          333.2          2
          186056          220.4          2
          186056          220.6          2
          186066          250.0          4
          186066          250.2          4
          186067          221.2          4
          186067          221.0          4
          186068          158.2          2
          186068          158.2          2
          186069          157.7          2
          186069          158.2          2
          186070          158.0          2
          186070          158.4          2
          186071          158.2          2
          186071          158.0          2
          186072          160.0          2
          186072          160.3          2
          186073          161.1          2
          186073          161.6          2
          186074          164.7          2
          186074          165.2          2
          186075          166.1          2
          186075          166.7          2
          186076          172.3          2
          186076          173.5          2
          186077          177.3          2
          186077          177.9          2
          186078          160.6          2
          186078          183.9          2
          186079          201.6          2
          186079          201.7          2
          186080          200.8          2
          186080          200.8          2
          186081          214.2          2
          186081          213.9          2
          186082          223.1          2
          186082          223.5          2
          186083          261.4          2
          186083          261.8          2
          186084          282.1          2
          186084          282.5          2
          186085          323.8          2
          186085          343.5          4
          186086          330.5          2
          186086          330.6          2
          186088          329.1          2
          186088          329.6          2
          186095          163.0          2
          186095          163.1          2
          186104          227.6          2
          186104          227.0          2
          186132          357.7          2
          186132          362.5          2
          186135          376.0          2
          186135          384.5          2
          186143          381.7          2
          186143          381.5          2
          186151          344.6          2
          186151          342.5          2
          186158          375.6          2
          186158          378.4          2
          186165          323.0          2
          186165          323.3          2
          186173          282.7          2
          186173          282.0          2
          186191          287.1          2
          186191          287.3          2
          186202          299.6          2
          186202          300.1          2
          186211          282.4          2
          186211          282.5          2
          186220          292.5          2
          186220          292.3          2
          186251          307.4          2
          186251          307.0          2
          186260          294.3          2
          186260          294.5          2
          186301          294.3          2
          186301          295.1          2
          186314          288.5          2
          186314          288.5          2
          186349          294.7          2
          186349          294.7          2
          186354          330.7          2
          186354          330.7          2
          186358          293.0          2
          186358          294.2          2
          186360          282.8          2
          186360          281.8          2
          186360          282.4          2
          186361          280.6          2
          186361          281.6          2
          186362          278.7          2
          186362          279.9          2
          186363          281.0          2
          186363          281.7          2
          186363          281.8          2
          186364          280.3          2
          186364          279.7          2
          186365          284.9          2
          186365          286.2          2
          186366          294.1          2
          186366          294.1          2
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          187932          285.4          2
          187933          293.0          2
          187933          293.0          2
          187934          289.7          2
          187934          290.5          2
          187935          291.0          2
          187935          292.0          2
          187936          289.4          2
          187936          289.7          2
          187937          297.6          2
          187937          297.9          2
          187938          356.4          2
          187938          357.1          2
          187948          292.3          2
          187948          292.3          2
          187971          290.0          2
          187971          290.1          2
          187999          290.2          2
          187999          290.6          2
          188020          296.0          2
          188020          295.8          2
          188034          295.6          2
          188034          296.0          2
          188035          295.3          2
          188035          296.0          2
          188036          292.8          2
          188036          292.9          2
          188037          287.1          2
          188037          287.1          2
          188038          283.7          2
          188038          284.5          2
          188039          282.8          2
          188039          283.7          2
          188040          283.7          2
          188040          284.0          2
          188041          285.6          2
          188041          284.5          2
          188042          287.4          2
          188042          288.0          2
          188043          293.3          2
          188043          293.6          2
          188043          293.6          2
          188044          295.8          2
          188044          296.3          2
          188045          295.3          2
          188045          296.0          2
          188046          295.1          2
          188046          296.1          2
          188047          292.5          2
          188047          293.6          2
          188048          295.5          2
          188048          295.7          2
          188049          295.3          2
          188049          294.9          2
          188050          294.9          2
          188050          295.3          2
          188051          295.9          2
          188051          295.6          2
          188051          295.6          2
          188052          295.1          2
          188052          294.8          2
          188054          298.3          2
          188054          298.6          2
          188055          301.7          2
          188055          302.2          2
          188056          315.2          2
          188056          313.9          2
          188084          296.3          2
          188084          296.4          2
          188088          296.0          2
          188088          296.7          2
          188089          292.5          2
          188089          292.6          2
          188089          292.8          2
          188090          286.7          2
          188090          286.7          2
          188091          282.7          2
          188091          282.3          2
          188092          281.7          2
          188092          281.7          2
          188093          281.6          2
          188093          282.0          2
          188093          284.9          2
          188094          283.4          2
          188094          283.6          2
          188095          286.7          2
          188095          286.5          2
          188096          288.3          2
          188096          288.4          2
          188097          295.3          2
          188097          297.4          2
          188098          295.0          2
          188098          297.4          2
          188099          296.0          2
          188099          296.7          2
          188100          292.5          2
          188100          293.0          2
          188100          293.2          2
          188101          297.9          2
          188101          297.7          2
          188102          299.1          2
          188102          299.3          2
          188103          299.1          2
          188103          299.2          2
          188104          299.5          2
          188104          299.7          2
          188105          298.8          2
          188105          299.5          2
          188106          301.3          2
          188106          301.8          2
          188107          298.5          2
          188107          298.9          2
          188108          299.2          2
          188108          299.4          2
          188109          301.6          2
          188109          301.6          2
          188122          295.5          2
          188122          295.6          2
          188139          284.7          2
          188139          284.5          2
          188162          311.6          2
          188162          311.7          2
          188171          296.2          2
          188171          298.2          2
          188172          296.4          2
          188172          295.3          2
          188173          288.1          2
          188173          287.5          2
          188174          282.9          2
          188174          283.0          2
          188174          283.5          2
          188175          281.0          2
          188175          281.6          2
          188176          279.3          2
          188176          279.9          2
          188177          281.9          2
          188177          281.3          2
          188178          283.8          2
          188178          284.0          2
          188178          284.0          2
          188179          285.5          2
          188179          285.0          2
          188180          294.0          2
          188180          293.6          2
          188180          293.2          2
          188181          298.9          2
          188181          304.3          4
          188182          296.9          2
          188182          297.4          2
          188183          296.3          2
          188183          294.6          2
          188184          298.0          2
          188184          298.3          2
          188185          297.7          2
          188185          297.9          2
          188186          298.3          2
          188186          298.6          2
          188187          299.2          2
          188187          299.2          2
          188188          299.7          2
          188188          299.1          2
          188189          303.6          2
          188189          303.7          2
          188190          298.1          2
          188190          299.1          2
          188191          295.4          2
          188191          294.5          2
          188201          279.1          2
          188201          279.2          2
          188224          282.7          2
          188224          283.8          2
          188243          297.8          2
          188243          298.2          2
          188244          294.9          2
          188244          295.7          2
          188244          294.8          2
          188245          286.2          2
          188245          286.7          2
          188246          282.2          2
          188246          282.4          2
          188247          279.2          2
          188247          278.7          2
          188247          279.1          2
          188248          277.5          2
          188248          278.0          2
          188249          275.8          2
          188249          276.4          2
          188249          276.5          2
          188250          276.0          2
          188250          276.5          2
          188251          277.3          2
          188251          277.9          2
          188252          280.9          2
          188252          280.9          2
          188253          287.9          2
          188253          288.3          2
          188254          294.4          2
          188254          294.8          2
          188255          294.2          2
          188255          294.7          2
          188256          292.4          2
          188256          291.6          2
          188257          288.6          2
          188257          289.4          2
          188258          285.7          2
          188258          286.8          2
          188259          281.3          2
          188259          281.3          2
          188260          277.9          2
          188260          276.4          2
          188261          285.4          2
          188261          285.5          2
          188262          292.6          2
          188262          293.3          2
          188263          283.0          2
          188263          282.6          2
          188264          308.9          2
          188264          309.5          2
          188270          280.7          2
          188270          280.7          2
          188293          285.7          2
          188293          285.8          2
          188321          277.4          2
          188321          277.4          2
          188350          294.9          2
          188350          295.2          2
          188371          290.9          2
          188371          291.0          2
          188395          292.9          2
          188395          297.0          2
          188424          294.5          2
          188424          294.6          2
          188440          296.8          2
          188440          296.9          2
          188458          291.9          2
          188458          291.8          2
          188477          319.2          2
          188477          319.8          2
          188492          281.7          2
          188492          281.8          2
          188515          337.0          9
          188515          336.2          9
4.  Nutrients
    (Pierre Clement)
a.  Description of Equipment and Technique
Nutrient concentrations were determined using a Technicon Autoanalyser II.  The
chemistries are standard Technicon (Silicate 186-72W, Phosphate 155-71W,
Nitrate/Nitrite 158-71W) except for Phosphate which was modified by separating
the Ascorbic Acid (4.0 gms/L) from the Mixed Reagent.  This alteration was
achieved by introducing the modified Mixed Reagent instead of water at the start
of the sample stream at 0.23 ml/min and the Ascorbic Acid was pumped into the
stream between the two mixing coils at 0.32 ml/min.
b.  Sampling Procedure and Data Processing Technique
Duplicate nutrient subsamples were drawn into 30 ml HDPE (Nalge) wide mouth
sample bottles from 10 L Niskin bottles.  The bottles were washed with 10% HCl,
rinsed once with tap water, rinsed three times with Super-Q and oven dried at
>100 Degrees F.
A sample run included six Working Standards run at the beginning and end.
Duplicate Check Standards were run every 16 samples followed by blanks as a
Baseline Check. These Standards were made up in 33 ppt NaCl (VWR, Analar grade),
as is the wash water.  The Standards were tested against CSK Solution Standards
(Sagami Chemical Center, Japan).
Analog data is converted to digital, processed and statistics calculated by a
Pascal 6.0 in house program (Logger) on a PC.  Chart recordings, hard copy and
disk copies of the data are kept for reference.
c.  Replicate Analysis
A total of 4573 seawater samples were analyzed for silicate, phosphate and
NO2+NO3. Included in these samples were a total of 2023 duplicate samples and
one quadruplicate sample. Statistics relating to the precision of the sample
values follow.  All values are given in moles/kg.  All of the samples values
were included in calculating the statistics.  All replicate values and their
quality flags are given in Table
C.4.
Precision is a measure of the variability of individual measurements and in the
following analysis two categories of precision were determined: field and
analytical precision.  Analytical precision is based on the pooled estimate of
the standard deviation of the check standards over the course of a complete
autoanalyzer run and is a measure of the greatest precision possible for a
particular analysis.  Field precision is based on the analysis of two or more
water samples taken from a single Niskin sampling bottle and has an added
component of variance due to subsampling, storage and natural sample
variability.
The precision was calculated using the standard deviation and the full-scale
values of 50, 2, and 30 mole/litre for silicate, phosphate and NO2+NO3
respectively.
Both categories of precision were determined by computing the variance, , of
each replicate set, where "i" is the index of the replicate set.  In the case of
analytical (field) precision, a replicate set consisted of all the check
standards (duplicate samples).  Given p replicate sets and n samples within any
replicate set, the mean standard deviation, , was determined from
The precision expressed in percent was based on the mean concentration (M) of
the check standards (analytical precision) or water samples (field precision)
and was given by
The following table indicates the analytical and field precision obtained for
this cruise.
Statistic                     Silicate     Phosphate     NO2+NO3
----------------------------------------------------------------
Number of Samples              4045         4039         4042
Number of Replicates           1498         1492         1495
Mean concentration (moles/kg)    9.24         0.97        14.22
Field Precision (moles/kg)       0.13         0.03         0.15
Field Precision (%)               1.44         3.43         1.04
Analytical Precision (moles/kg)  0.38         0.05         0.38
Analytical Precision (%)          1.36         3.87         2.20
Detection Limit (moles/kg)       0.188        0.048        0.149
The laboratory temperature during all analyses was between 21 and 23 C.
The conversion to mass units for the analytical precision and detection limits
used a standard density of 1.02443 kg/litre corresponding to 33 ppt and 15C.
The conversion of individual sample values from volume to mass units used a
potential density with a fixed temperature of 15C.
Duplicate samples were drawn from each rosette bottle for the determination of
silicate, phosphate and nitrate concentrations.
The nutrient detection limits noted in the above table were applied to the data
set. All values at or below the detection limits were set to zero.
Table C.4  Replicate nutrient water sample values in moles/kg, along with their
           quality flags.
     ID     SiO2   PO4   NO2+NO3    QF
   186001   3.52   0.76   3.78   2   2   2
   186001   3.40   0.78   3.71   2   2   2
   186002   2.52   0.73   2.95   2   2   2
   186002   2.54   0.75   2.93   2   2   2
   186003   1.31   0.62   1.51   2   2   2
   186003   1.35   0.63   1.51   2   2   2
   186004   1.26   0.61   1.38   2   2   2
   186004   1.33   0.62   1.40   2   2   2
   186005   0.25   0.49   0.45   2   2   2
   186005   0.39   0.49   0.43   2   2   2
   186006   0.00   0.35   0.00   2   2   2
   186006   0.00   0.37   0.00   2   2   2
   186007   0.00   0.37   0.00   2   2   2
   186007   0.00   0.33   0.00   2   2   2
   186008   0.00   0.37   0.00   2   2   2
   186008   0.00   0.35   0.00   2   2   2
   186009   0.00   0.37   0.00   2   2   2
   186009   0.00   0.35   0.00   2   2   2
   186010  10.43   0.97  11.38   2   2   2
   186010  10.59   0.96  11.60   2   2   2
   186011   7.48   0.88   9.05   2   2   2
   186011   7.54   0.88   9.35   2   2   2
   186012   7.28   0.91   8.34   2   2   2
   186012   7.37   0.89   8.36   2   2   2
   186013   7.39   1.00   7.53   2   3   2
   186013   7.30   0.90   7.59   2   3   2
   186014   7.12   0.93   7.06   2   2   2
   186014   7.13   0.89   7.03   2   2   2
   186015   6.46   0.90   6.37   2   2   2
   186015   6.47   0.87   6.33   2   2   2
   186016   4.25   0.79   4.38   2   2   2
   186016   4.25   0.77   4.44   2   2   2
   186017   1.95   0.74   2.18   2   2   2
   186017   1.97   0.69   2.21   2   2   2
   186018   1.83   0.68   2.23   2   2   2
   186018   1.87   0.65   2.21   2   2   2
   186019   2.04   0.68   2.50   2   2   2
   186019   2.11   0.70   2.57   2   2   2
   186020   0.64   0.58   1.10   2   2   2
   186020   0.65   0.57   1.04   2   2   2
   186021   0.00   0.43   0.00   2   2   2
   186021   0.00   0.44   0.00   2   2   2
   186022   0.00   0.40   0.00   2   2   2
   186022   0.00   0.40   0.00   2   2   2
   186023   0.00   0.38   0.00   2   2   2
   186023   0.00   0.38   0.00   2   2   2
   186024   0.00   0.37   0.00   2   2   2
   186024   0.58   0.38   0.00   2   2   2
   186025   0.00   0.38   0.00   2   2   2
   186025   0.00   0.41   0.00   2   2   2
   186026  16.51   1.29  18.77   2   2   2
   186026  16.60   1.24  18.84   2   2   2
   186027  13.84   1.22  18.11   2   2   2
   186027  14.04   1.23  17.85   2   2   2
   186028  12.26   1.17  17.08   2   2   2
   186028  12.36   1.16  16.92   2   2   2
   186029  11.50   1.12  16.81   2   2   2
   186029  11.46   1.15  16.79   2   2   2
   186030  11.69   1.13  16.53   2   2   2
   186030  11.75   1.14  16.44   2   2   2
   186031  11.31   1.12  16.25   2   2   2
   186031  11.35   1.10  15.83   2   2   2
   186032  10.88   1.10  15.61   2   2   2
   186032  10.91   1.09  15.61   2   2   2
   186033  10.61   1.05  14.87   2   2   2
   186033  10.65   1.10  14.61   2   2   2
   186034   9.85   1.00  14.09   2   2   2
   186034   9.95   1.03  14.09   2   2   2
   186035  10.11   1.03  13.39   2   2   2
   186035  10.17   1.03  13.30   2   2   2
   186036   9.41   0.99  12.71   2   2   2
   186036   9.50   0.99  12.85   2   2   2
   186037   9.56   0.99  12.59   2   2   2
   186037   9.59   1.01  12.43   2   2   2
   186038   9.45   1.16  11.72   2   3   2
   186038   9.45   1.03  11.59   2   3   2
   186039   6.07   0.86   8.61   2   3   2
   186039   6.00   1.17   8.64   2   3   2
   186040   3.08   0.67   4.13   2   3   2
   186040   3.01   0.80   4.13   2   3   2
   186041   2.21   0.67   2.61   2   2   2
   186041   2.32   0.67   2.61   2   2   2
   186042   1.02   0.54   0.90   2   2   2
   186042   1.03   0.53   0.90   2   2   2
   186043   0.82   0.48   0.33   2   2   2
   186043   0.81   0.47   0.29   2   2   2
   186044   0.66   0.52   0.00   2   2   2
   186044   0.70   0.46   0.00   2   2   2
   186045   0.62   0.45   0.00   2   2   2
   186045   0.66   0.44   0.00   2   2   2
   186046   0.74   0.48   0.00   2   2   2
   186046   0.76   0.60   0.00   2   2   2
   186047   7.87   0.85   8.88   2   2   2
   186047   7.84   0.86   8.91   2   2   2
   186048   7.70   0.86   9.08   2   2   2
   186048   7.66   0.85   8.97   2   2   2
   186049   3.73   0.64   4.08   3   3   3
   186049   3.74   0.64   4.16   3   3   3
   186050   1.92   0.56   2.02   3   3   3
   186050   1.97   0.58   2.08   3   3   3
   186051   1.18   0.50   0.68   3   3   3
   186051   1.11   0.48   0.68   3   3   3
   186052   0.81   0.45   0.17   3   3   3
   186052   0.82   0.45   0.17   3   3   3
   186053   0.75   0.46   0.15   3   3   3
   186053   0.84   0.46   0.15   3   3   3
   186054   0.80   0.47   0.15   3   3   3
   186054   0.81   0.47   0.20   3   3   3
   186055   9.84   0.84  10.44   3   3   3
   186055   9.44   0.85  10.24   3   3   3
   186056  10.01   0.83  10.35   3   3   3
   186056   9.91   0.85  10.20   3   3   3
   186057   9.68   0.86  10.17   3   3   3
   186057   9.85   0.87  10.04   3   3   3
   186058   7.02   0.78   8.00   3   3   3
   186058   7.15   0.78   7.84   3   3   3
   186059   1.85   0.57   2.22   3   3   3
   186059   1.80   0.58   2.24   3   3   3
   186060   0.71   0.46   0.38   3   3   3
   186060   0.77   0.47   0.38   3   3   3
   186061   0.60   0.39  -0.06   3   3   3
   186061   0.61   0.40  -0.09   3   3   3
   186062   0.57   0.40  -0.05   3   3   3
   186062   0.62   0.40  -0.11   3   3   3
   186063   0.60   0.38  -0.11   3   3   3
   186063   0.58   0.39  -0.08   3   3   3
   186064   0.57   0.39  -0.10   3   3   3
   186064   0.52   0.39  -0.10   3   3   3
   186066  11.11   1.14  15.46   3   3   3
   186066  11.23   1.12  15.30   3   3   3
   186067  12.31   1.25  16.78   3   3   3
   186067  12.40   1.28  16.76   3   3   3
   186068  12.74   1.42  18.71   3   3   3
   186068  12.97   1.39  18.73   3   3   3
   186069  11.72   1.34  17.75   3   3   3
   186069  11.77   1.34  18.18   3   3   3
   186070  11.00   1.30  17.10   3   3   3
   186070  11.16   1.30  17.27   3   3   3
   186071  10.95   1.31  17.10   3   3   3
   186071  11.05   1.31  17.06   3   3   3
   186072  10.51   1.28  16.33   3   3   3
   186072  10.56   1.38  16.61   3   3   3
   186073  10.50   1.27  16.69   3   3   3
   186073  10.53   1.26  16.87   3   3   3
   186074  10.11   1.17  16.18   3   3   3
   186074  10.13   1.21  16.90   3   3   3
   186075   9.52   1.20  15.49   3   3   3
   186075   9.69   1.17  15.54   3   3   3
   186076   8.80   1.11  14.04   3   3   3
   186076   8.92   1.25  14.23   3   3   3
   186077   8.23   1.06  13.10   3   3   3
   186077   8.03   1.07  12.99   3   3   3
   186078   7.46   1.09  12.34   3   3   3
   186078   7.48   1.01  12.35   3   3   3
   186079   5.94   0.87  10.26   3   3   3
   186079   6.00   0.85  10.32   3   3   3
   186080   6.77   0.90  10.65   3   3   3
   186080   6.82   0.91  10.64   3   3   3
   186081   6.14   0.84   9.34   3   3   3
   186081   6.34   0.82   9.35   3   3   3
   186082   5.98   0.79   8.34   3   3   3
   186082   6.11   0.82   8.40   3   3   3
   186083   3.00   0.72   4.70   3   3   3
   186083   3.02   0.61   4.67   3   3   3
   186084   2.78   0.64   3.55   3   3   3
   186084   2.80   0.64   3.62   3   3   3
   186085   0.95   0.52   0.59   3   3   3
   186085   0.94   0.53   0.51   3   3   3
   186086   0.73   0.45  -0.01   3   3   3
   186086   0.78   0.59   0.01   3   3   3
   186088   0.75   0.44  -0.11   3   3   3
   186088   0.77   0.44  -0.11   3   3   3
   186089  10.32   1.12  13.65   3   3   3
   186089  10.34   1.10  13.45   3   3   3
   186090  10.00   1.14  13.76   3   3   3
   186090  10.06   1.14  13.70   3   3   3
   186091  11.16   1.30  14.86   3   3   3
   186091  11.17   1.33  14.67   3   3   3
   186092  10.26   1.34  15.49   3   3   3
   186092  10.34   1.35  15.20   3   3   3
   186093   9.27   1.27  14.48   3   3   3
   186093   9.61   1.28  14.77   3   3   3
   186094   9.31   1.24  14.42   3   3   3
   186094   9.21   1.24  14.46   3   3   3
   186095   8.67   1.19  13.98   3   3   3
   186095   8.80   1.20  14.15   3   3   3
   186096   8.36   1.16  13.64   3   3   3
   186096   8.40   1.17  13.83   3   3   3
   186097   7.78   1.13  12.84   3   3   3
   186097   7.86   1.14  12.90   3   3   3
   186098   7.64   1.26  12.80   3   3   3
   186098   7.66   1.09  12.81   3   3   3
   186099   7.26   1.00  12.13   3   3   3
   186099   7.27   1.00  12.35   3   3   3
   186100   6.62   0.95  11.22   3   3   3
   186100   6.67   0.96  11.31   3   3   3
   186101   5.61   0.83   9.44   3   3   3
   186101   5.71   0.83   9.57   3   3   3
   186102   5.57   0.78   8.66   3   3   3
   186102   5.56   0.79   8.72   3   3   3
   186103   5.17   0.76   8.38   3   3   3
   186103   5.21   0.76   8.07   3   3   3
   186104   5.02   0.76   8.05   3   3   3
   186104   5.22   0.78   8.08   3   3   3
   186105   4.94   0.75   7.32   3   3   3
   186105   4.94   0.76   7.28   3   3   3
   186106   3.45   0.68   4.90   3   3   3
   186106   3.46   0.68   4.93   3   3   3
   186107   1.62   0.58   1.67   3   3   3
   186107   1.65   0.56   1.72   3   3   3
   186108   1.17   0.47   0.46   3   3   3
   186108   1.17   0.46   0.39   3   3   3
   186109   1.14   0.45   0.28   3   3   3
   186109   1.14   0.45   0.28   3   3   3
   186110   1.24   0.46   0.26   3   3   3
   186110   1.17   0.46   0.24   3   3   3
   186111   9.49   1.10  12.52   3   3   3
   186111   9.49   1.08  12.38   3   3   3
   186112   1.24   0.46   0.22   3   3   3
   186112   1.27   0.46   0.35   3   3   3
   186130  10.05   0.90   7.96   2   2   2
   186130  10.06   0.92   8.03   2   2   2
   186131   7.78   0.81   6.53   2   2   2
   186131   7.78   0.81   6.45   2   2   2
   186132   6.60   0.77   5.49   2   2   2
   186132   6.65   0.76   5.51   2   2   2
   186133   6.17   0.76   5.28   2   2   2
   186133   6.19   0.76   5.34   2   2   2
   186134   5.54   0.74   4.96   2   2   2
   186134   5.62   0.76   5.06   2   2   2
   186135   2.69   0.60   2.91   2   2   3
   186135   2.65   0.57   2.35   2   2   3
   186136   1.73   0.50   1.78   2   2   3
   186136   1.77   0.56   1.45   2   2   3
   186137   0.79   0.41   0.18   2   3   2
   186137   0.85   0.74   0.46   2   3   2
   186138   0.20   0.36   0.00   2   2   2
   186138   0.23   0.32   0.00   2   2   2
   186139   9.80   0.89   7.95   2   2   2
   186139   9.89   0.89   7.99   2   2   2
   186140   9.15   0.89   7.76   2   2   2
   186140   9.28   0.88   7.71   2   2   2
   186141   7.47   0.83   6.27   2   2   2
   186141   7.52   0.85   6.28   2   2   2
   186142   7.45   0.84   6.30   2   2   2
   186142   7.57   0.84   6.32   2   2   2
   186143   2.31   0.60   1.76   2   2   2
   186143   2.28   0.55   1.60   2   2   2
   186144   0.71   0.38   0.00   2   2   2
   186144   0.76   0.40   0.00   2   2   2
   186145   0.72   0.33   0.00   2   2   2
   186145   0.78   0.33   0.00   2   2   2
   186146  14.42   1.06  16.27   2   2   2
   186146  14.61   1.08  16.28   2   2   2
   186147  12.87   0.98  12.61   2   2   2
   186147  13.02   0.96  12.67   2   2   2
   186148  11.19   0.94   9.93   2   2   2
   186148  11.30   0.95   9.74   2   2   2
   186149  10.57   0.92   8.76   2   2   2
   186149  10.62   0.92   8.75   2   2   2
   186150  10.19   0.92   8.34   2   2   2
   186150  10.35   0.91   8.38   2   2   2
   186151  10.01   0.94   8.25   2   2   2
   186151  10.11   0.91   8.09   2   2   2
   186152   9.61   0.92   8.08   2   3   2
   186152   9.70   0.98   8.00   2   3   2
   186153   9.65   0.93   7.87   2   2   2
   186153   9.59   0.91   8.05   2   2   2
   186154   8.16   0.94   7.01   2   2   2
   186154   8.14   0.84   7.03   2   2   2
   186155   6.96   0.78   6.35   2   2   2
   186155   6.99   0.78   6.29   2   2   2
   186156   8.30   0.86   7.05   2   2   2
   186156   8.37   0.86   7.11   2   2   2
   186157   8.04   0.96   6.85   2   3   2
   186157   7.96   0.85   6.83   2   3   2
   186158   2.64   0.55   1.83   2   2   3
   186158   2.69   0.49   2.16   2   2   3
   186159   1.13   0.45   0.23   2   2   3
   186159   1.18   0.46   0.55   2   2   3
   186160   0.89   0.38   0.00   2   3   2
   186160   0.89   0.35   0.00   2   3   2
   186161   0.84   0.43   0.00   2   3   2
   186161   0.82   0.35   0.00   2   3   2
   186162  12.01   1.07  15.32   2   2   2
   186162  12.00   1.00  14.78   2   2   2
   186163  12.85   0.96  13.29   2   2   2
   186163  12.92   0.97  13.07   2   2   2
   186164  10.60   0.87  11.93   2   2   2
   186164  10.78   0.88  12.17   2   2   2
   186165  11.12   0.92   9.99   2   2   2
   186165  11.05   0.91   9.91   2   2   2
   186166   9.61   0.88   8.87   2   2   2
   186166   9.71   0.88   8.85   2   2   2
   186167   6.69   0.83   7.90   2   2   2
   186167   6.71   0.81   8.02   2   2   2
   186168   5.44   0.71   5.57   2   2   2
   186168   5.54   0.70   5.61   2   2   2
   186169   3.42   0.45   2.15   2   2   3
   186169   3.35   0.48   1.77   2   2   3
   186170   1.98   0.36   0.02   2   2   3
   186170   1.91   0.41   0.16   2   2   3
   186171   1.82   0.38   0.04   2   2   3
   186171   1.86   0.36   0.04   2   2   3
   186173  12.33   1.02  13.09   2   2   2
   186173  12.43   0.95  12.99   2   2   2
   186174  10.39   0.90  11.83   2   2   2
   186174  10.18   0.89  11.77   2   2   2
   186175  11.80   0.93  10.83   2   2   2
   186175  11.81   0.93  10.63   2   2   2
   186176   9.84   0.90   9.29   2   2   2
   186176   9.86   0.90   9.31   2   2   2
   186177   7.88   0.85   8.39   2   2   2
   186177   7.89   0.85   8.67   2   2   2
   186178   5.48   0.72   5.82   2   2   2
   186178   5.34   0.75   5.78   2   2   2
   186179   3.89   0.65   2.45   2   2   2
   186179   3.88   0.56   2.39   2   2   2
   186180   2.60   0.46   0.40   2   3   3
   186180   2.76   0.47   0.72   2   3   3
   186181   2.47   0.49   0.30   2   3   3
   186181   2.49   0.42   0.48   2   3   3
   186182   2.53   0.45   0.28   2   3   3
   186182   2.66   0.46   0.87   2   3   3
   186190  11.84   1.15  16.62   2   2   2
   186190  12.09   1.05  16.64   2   2   2
   186191  11.10   1.00  15.59   2   2   2
   186191  11.23   1.01  16.59   2   2   2
   186192  12.46   1.01  14.30   2   2   2
   186192  12.66   1.02  14.30   2   2   2
   186193  11.36   0.94  12.63   2   2   2
   186193  11.40   0.93  12.57   2   2   2
   186194  10.88   1.05  11.27   2   2   2
   186194  10.95   0.95  11.53   2   2   2
   186195   9.24   0.87   9.24   2   2   2
   186195   9.34   0.87   9.18   2   2   2
   186196   5.60   0.82   6.44   2   3   2
   186196   5.64   0.72   6.40   2   3   2
   186197   1.83   0.46   1.43   2   3   3
   186197   1.85   0.54   1.15   2   3   3
   186198   2.48   0.53   1.77   2   2   3
   186198   2.41   0.50   1.04   2   2   3
   186199   2.48   0.53   0.68   2   2   3
   186199   2.55   0.55   1.09   2   2   3
   186200  11.93   1.08  16.18   2   2   2
   186200  12.12   1.15  16.28   2   2   2
   186201  10.94   1.03  15.11   2   2   2
   186201  11.16   1.04  15.25   2   2   2
   186202   9.68   0.98  12.00   2   2   2
   186202   9.79   0.98  11.94   2   2   2
   186203  10.33   1.03  10.94   2   2   2
   186203  10.42   1.00  11.30   2   2   2
   186204  10.54   0.94   9.56   2   2   2
   186204  10.55   0.92   9.50   2   2   2
   186205  10.36   0.97   8.88   2   2   2
   186205  10.47   0.94   8.98   2   2   2
   186206   6.94   0.79   6.54   2   2   2
   186206   6.86   0.82   6.06   2   2   2
   186207   1.06   0.47   0.00   2   2   2
   186207   1.07   0.46   0.00   2   2   2
   186208   0.53   0.41   0.00   2   2   2
   186208   0.55   0.43   0.00   2   2   2
   186209   0.56   0.41   0.00   2   2   2
   186209   0.62   0.41   0.00   2   2   2
   186211  12.11   1.19  15.37   2   2   2
   186211  12.14   1.10  15.27   2   2   2
   186212  10.73   1.02  13.63   2   2   2
   186212  10.90   1.02  14.10   2   2   2
   186213  11.73   1.02  12.38   2   2   2
   186213  11.88   1.03  12.65   2   2   2
   186214  10.00   0.94  11.50   2   2   2
   186214  10.05   0.96  11.44   2   2   2
   186215   7.30   0.78   7.19   2   2   2
   186215   7.27   0.80   7.19   2   2   2
   186216   4.02   0.59   3.74   2   2   2
   186216   4.03   0.61   3.92   2   2   2
   186217   3.08   0.50   2.26   2   2   2
   186217   3.13   0.49   2.16   2   2   2
   186218   2.88   0.49   1.70   2   2   2
   186218   2.91   0.49   1.80   2   2   2
   186219  11.90   1.11  15.46   2   2   2
   186219  11.91   1.02  15.50   2   2   2
   186220  10.32   0.96  15.38   2   2   2
   186220  10.55   0.98  15.07   2   2   2
   186221  10.81   1.01  14.65   2   2   2
   186221  10.98   0.97  14.69   2   2   2
   186222  12.64   1.00  14.00   2   2   2
   186222  12.66   1.00  14.06   2   2   2
   186223   9.76   0.91  12.51   2   2   2
   186223   9.84   0.92  12.65   2   2   2
   186224   9.80   0.90  11.80   2   2   2
   186224   9.84   0.90  11.98   2   2   2
   186225   9.88   0.93  11.18   2   2   2
   186225   9.74   0.91  11.26   2   2   2
   186226  10.76   0.94  10.41   2   2   2
   186226  10.63   0.92  10.73   2   2   2
   186227   9.91   0.84  10.15   2   2   2
   186227   9.93   1.01  10.17   2   2   2
   186228   9.50   0.87  10.05   2   2   2
   186228   9.81   0.85   9.77   2   2   2
   186229   9.12   0.88   9.54   2   2   2
   186229   9.05   0.87   9.59   2   2   2
   186230   8.82   0.85   8.92   2   2   2
   186230   8.86   0.87   9.02   2   2   2
   186231   7.03   0.76   7.02   2   2   2
   186231   7.04   0.77   7.00   2   2   2
   186232   4.73   0.66   4.84   2   2   2
   186232   4.74   0.65   4.86   2   2   2
   186233   4.56   0.62   4.28   2   2   2
   186233   4.49   0.63   4.18   2   2   2
   186234   4.52   0.61   4.12   2   2   2
   186234   4.48   0.62   4.10   2   2   2
   186235   4.49   0.60   4.10   2   2   2
   186235   4.61   0.59   4.10   2   2   2
   186238  10.18   1.06  16.80   2   2   3
   186238  10.24   1.02  16.39   2   2   2
   186239   9.03   1.00  15.97   2   2   2
   186239   8.97   0.99  15.73   2   2   2
   186240   8.84   0.98  15.54   2   2   2
   186240   8.90   1.00  15.56   2   2   2
   186241   8.95   0.98  15.28   2   2   2
   186241   9.07   0.99  15.49   2   2   2
   186242   9.00   0.95  15.13   2   2   2
   186242   9.09   0.95  15.17   2   2   2
   186243  10.22   0.98  14.76   2   2   2
   186243  10.19   0.97  14.65   2   2   2
   186244  10.33   0.95  14.46   2   2   2
   186244  10.30   0.95  14.80   2   2   2
   186245  10.60   0.94  14.16   2   2   2
   186245  10.67   0.95  14.17   2   2   2
   186246  10.58   0.95  14.03   2   2   2
   186246  10.62   0.94  13.99   2   2   2
   186247  10.40   0.96  13.60   2   2   2
   186247  10.32   0.95  13.71   2   2   2
   186248  10.32   0.96  13.81   2   2   2
   186248  10.36   0.98  13.79   2   2   2
   186249  10.03   0.94  13.51   2   2   2
   186249  10.11   0.96  13.34   2   2   2
   186250   9.79   0.92  12.94   2   2   2
   186250   9.99   0.92  12.98   2   2   2
   186251   9.83   0.92  12.45   2   2   2
   186251   9.82   0.91  13.19   2   2   2
   186252   9.80   0.88  12.04   2   2   3
   186252   9.78   0.91  11.83   2   2   3
   186253   2.98   0.52   1.51   2   3   3
   186253   3.06   0.43   2.88   2   3   3
   186254   1.88   0.32   0.00   2   3   2
   186254   1.90   0.33   0.00   2   3   2
   186255   1.92   0.36   0.00   2   3   2
   186255   1.87   0.34   0.00   2   3   2
   186256   9.83   1.01  16.56   2   2   2
   186256   9.85   1.01  16.58   2   2   2
   186257   9.57   1.01  16.71   2   2   2
   186257   9.59   1.01  16.58   2   2   2
   186258   9.51   1.01  16.66   2   2   2
   186258   9.62   1.01  16.68   2   2   2
   186259   9.55   1.02  16.50   2   2   2
   186259   9.50   1.02  16.16   2   2   2
   186260   9.20   1.00  16.31   2   2   2
   186260   9.09   1.00  16.06   2   2   2
   186261   9.13   1.04  16.08   2   3   2
   186261   9.23   0.99  15.87   2   3   2
   186262   8.91   0.97  15.70   2   2   2
   186262   9.06   0.97  15.76   2   2   2
   186263   9.08   0.97  15.82   2   2   2
   186263   8.89   0.95  15.94   2   2   2
   186264   9.00   0.95  15.71   2   2   2
   186264   9.41   0.94  15.67   2   2   2
   186265   9.21   0.93  15.26   2   2   2
   186265   9.22   0.93  15.13   2   2   2
   186266   9.23   0.93  14.60   2   2   2
   186266   9.33   0.94  15.36   2   2   2
   186267   9.32   0.91  14.01   2   2   2
   186267   9.28   0.92  14.11   2   2   2
   186268   9.45   0.93  14.23   2   2   2
   186268   9.43   0.94  14.11   2   2   2
   186269   9.59   0.91  13.69   2   2   2
   186269   9.66   0.92  13.55   2   2   2
   186270   9.96   0.93  13.84   2   2   2
   186270  10.00   0.93  13.59   2   2   2
   186271  10.20   0.92  13.14   2   2   2
   186271  10.01   0.92  13.23   2   2   2
   186272  10.45   0.91  12.51   2   2   2
   186272  10.47   0.92  12.47   2   2   2
   186273  10.41   0.89  11.27   2   2   2
   186273  10.49   0.89  11.27   2   2   2
   186274  10.41   0.83   9.22   2   2   2
   186274  10.55   0.82   9.47   2   2   2
   186275   8.09   0.65   5.74   2   2   2
   186275   8.08   0.64   6.01   2   2   2
   186276  10.37   0.76   7.40   2   2   2
   186276  10.32   0.75   7.42   2   2   2
   186277  10.51   0.76   7.62   2   2   2
   186277  10.55   0.75   7.33   2   2   2
   186294  11.92   0.98  16.25   2   2   2
   186294  11.94   0.97  16.23   2   2   2
   186295  11.74   0.99  16.22   2   2   2
   186295  11.69   0.99  16.39   2   2   2
   186296  11.01   1.00  16.32   2   2   2
   186296  11.02   0.99  16.39   2   2   2
   186297  10.66   0.99  16.86   2   2   2
   186297  10.70   0.98  16.26   2   2   2
   186298  10.04   1.01  16.97   2   2   2
   186298  10.06   1.00  16.92   2   3   2
   186299   9.90   1.07  16.90   2   3   2
   186299   9.89   0.99  16.85   2   2   2
   186300   9.91   1.01  16.91   2   2   2
   186300   9.90   1.02  16.76   2   2   2
   186301   9.53   1.00  16.98   2   2   2
   186301   9.54   1.00  16.94   2   2   2
   186302   9.10   0.99  16.45   2   2   2
   186302   9.24   0.99  16.68   2   2   2
   186303   9.11   0.99  16.36   2   2   2
   186303   9.12   1.01  16.38   2   2   2
   186304   8.94   0.99  16.32   2   2   2
   186304   8.96   0.99  16.23   2   2   2
   186305   8.92   0.97  16.02   2   2   2
   186305   8.97   0.99  16.08   2   2   2
   186306   8.95   0.98  16.10   2   2   2
   186306   9.06   0.98  16.13   2   2   2
   186307   8.79   0.97  16.02   2   2   2
   186307   8.93   0.97  16.13   2   2   2
   186308   8.78   0.96  15.48   2   2   2
   186308   8.95   0.97  15.47   2   2   2
   186309   8.95   0.92  14.96   2   2   2
   186309   8.99   0.93  14.83   2   2   2
   186310   8.66   0.80  12.07   2   2   2
   186310   8.80   0.79  12.10   2   2   2
   186311   9.04   0.74   9.61   2   2   2
   186311   9.15   0.75   9.46   2   2   2
   186312   9.67   0.79   9.75   2   2   2
   186312   9.56   0.77   9.71   2   2   2
   186313  11.74   1.12  15.69   2   3   2
   186313  11.75   0.97  15.76   2   3   2
   186314  11.86   0.96  15.66   2   2   2
   186314  11.90   0.95  15.67   2   2   2
   186315  12.12   0.98  15.77   2   2   2
   186315  12.32   0.99  15.64   2   2   2
   186316  12.03   1.05  16.14   2   2   2
   186316  12.17   0.98  16.09   2   2   2
   186317  11.68   0.97  16.02   2   2   2
   186317  11.73   0.98  15.91   2   2   2
   186318  11.24   1.01  16.24   2   2   2
   186318  11.29   1.01  16.37   2   2   2
   186319  10.65   1.01  16.84   2   2   2
   186319  10.67   1.02  16.76   2   2   2
   186320  10.26   1.04  16.69   2   2   2
   186320  10.24   1.02  16.90   2   2   2
   186321   9.83   1.03  16.64   2   2   2
   186321  10.00   1.01  16.81   2   2   2
   186322   9.77   1.04  16.47   2   2   2
   186322   9.82   1.04  16.60   2   2   2
   186323   9.49   1.01  16.72   2   2   2
   186323   9.50   1.00  16.74   2   2   2
   186324   9.14   1.01  16.34   2   2   2
   186324   9.25   1.01  16.57   2   2   2
   186325   9.04   0.99  16.30   2   2   2
   186325   9.06   0.99  16.36   2   2   2
   186326   9.05   0.99  15.92   2   2   2
   186326   9.13   0.98  15.90   2   2   2
   186327   8.96   0.99  15.50   2   2   2
   186327   9.03   1.01  15.60   2   2   2
   186328   9.12   0.97  15.68   2   2   2
   186328   9.10   0.98  15.24   2   2   2
   186329   8.93   0.95  14.97   2   3   2
   186329   8.95   1.13  14.99   2   3   2
   186330   8.72   0.90  13.20   2   2   2
   186330   8.79   0.90  13.39   2   2   2
   186331   8.83   0.84  12.08   2   2   2
   186331   8.92   0.82  12.20   2   2   2
   186333  10.88   0.95  14.91   2   2   2
   186333  10.93   0.94  14.87   2   2   2
   186334  10.90   0.94  14.75   2   2   2
   186334  10.93   0.93  14.79   2   2   2
   186335  11.00   0.95  15.02   2   2   2
   186335  11.07   0.95  15.01   2   2   2
   186336  12.23   1.00  15.70   2   2   2
   186336  12.33   1.00  15.63   2   2   2
   186337  12.08   1.02  15.96   2   2   2
   186337  12.10   1.01  15.94   2   2   2
   186338  12.03   1.03  16.48   2   2   2
   186338  12.08   1.04  16.06   2   2   2
   186339  11.71   1.03  16.68   2   2   2
   186339  11.70   1.04  16.66   2   2   2
   186340  10.99   1.05  16.45   2   2   2
   186340  10.76   1.05  16.42   2   2   2
   186341  10.04   1.04  16.36   2   2   2
   186341  10.11   1.04  16.52   2   2   2
   186342   9.79   1.09  16.53   2   2   2
   186342   9.90   1.05  16.49   2   2   2
   186343   9.62   1.04  16.34   2   2   2
   186343   9.61   1.04  16.21   2   2   2
   186344   9.92   1.06  16.64   2   2   2
   186344   9.93   1.04  16.58   2   2   2
   186345   9.49   1.05  16.12   2   2   2
   186345   9.66   1.07  16.37   2   2   2
   186346   9.20   1.03  15.97   2   2   2
   186346   9.36   1.04  16.24   2   2   2
   186347   9.19   1.03  16.07   2   2   2
   186347   9.03   1.03  16.21   2   2   2
   186348   9.22   1.05  16.13   2   2   2
   186348   9.17   1.04  16.06   2   2   2
   186349   9.11   1.01  15.54   2   2   2
   186349   9.18   1.02  15.46   2   2   2
   186350   8.95   1.01  15.38   2   2   2
   186350   9.02   1.02  15.71   2   2   2
   186351   9.00   1.00  14.86   2   2   2
   186351   8.95   0.99  14.88   2   2   2
   186352   9.06   0.98  15.00   2   2   2
   186352   9.11   0.98  14.79   2   2   2
   186353   8.70   0.97  14.19   2   2   2
   186353   8.72   0.96  14.08   2   2   2
   186354   8.58   0.74   9.55   2   2   2
   186354   8.60   0.75   9.47   2   2   2
   186355   8.63   0.75   9.65   2   2   2
   186355   8.59   0.76   9.69   2   2   2
   186358  11.77   0.99  14.62   2   2   2
   186358  11.76   0.95  14.73   2   2   2
   186359  13.46   1.00  15.39   2   2   2
   186359  13.99   1.01  15.30   2   2   2
   186360  14.26   1.02  15.78   2   2   2
   186360  14.44   1.03  16.01   2   2   2
   186361  12.95   1.01  15.72   2   2   2
   186361  12.80   1.03  15.78   2   2   2
   186362  12.73   1.03  16.28   2   2   2
   186362  12.73   1.03  16.15   2   2   2
   186363  11.56   1.03  16.26   2   2   2
   186363  11.59   1.04  16.01   2   2   2
   186364  11.54   1.04  16.50   2   2   2
   186364  11.70   1.04  16.26   2   2   2
   186365  10.75   1.04  16.55   2   2   2
   186365  10.53   1.05  16.63   2   2   2
   186366   9.76   1.03  16.63   2   2   2
   186366   9.74   1.06  16.03   2   2   2
   186367   9.67   1.05  16.67   2   2   2
   186367   9.73   1.04  16.88   2   2   2
   186368   9.74   1.04  16.90   2   2   2
   186368   9.77   1.05  16.41   2   2   2
   186369   9.79   1.06  16.99   2   2   2
   186369   9.81   1.05  16.86   2   2   2
   186370   9.97   1.05  17.46   2   2   2
   186370  10.01   1.06  16.69   2   2   2
   186371   9.77   1.08  17.24   2   2   2
   186371   9.79   1.07  17.16   2   2   2
   186372   8.91   1.01  16.27   2   2   2
   186372   8.98   1.02  16.12   2   2   2
   186373   8.91   1.03  16.31   2   2   2
   186373   8.93   1.01  15.87   2   2   2
   186374   8.89   1.03  16.42   2   2   2
   186374   8.93   1.05  16.32   2   2   2
   186375   8.65   1.01  16.00   2   2   2
   186375   8.68   1.01  15.60   2   2   2
   186376   7.92   0.94  14.59   2   2   2
   186376   8.01   0.93  14.38   2   2   2
   186377   7.88   0.91  13.77   2   2   2
   186377   7.93   0.91  13.64   2   2   2
   186378   7.78   0.85  12.32   2   2   2
   186378   7.76   0.83  12.21   2   2   2
   186379   7.22   0.70   9.35   2   2   2
   186379   7.28   0.70   9.37   2   2   2
   186382  11.19   0.98  15.35   2   2   2
   186382  11.30   0.95  15.33   2   2   2
   186383  13.53   1.01  15.56   2   2   2
   186383  13.55   1.00  15.99   2   2   2
   186384  14.53   1.01  16.24   2   2   2
   186384  14.63   1.05  16.20   2   2   2
   186385  14.23   1.03  16.66   2   2   2
   186385  14.82   1.04  16.77   2   2   2
   186386  12.30   1.07  16.30   2   2   2
   186386  12.39   1.02  16.45   2   2   2
   186387  11.36   1.02  16.75   2   2   2
   186387  11.50   1.01  16.70   2   2   2
   186388  11.09   1.04  16.66   2   2   2
   186388  11.00   1.03  16.53   2   2   2
   186389  10.39   1.03  17.15   2   2   2
   186389  10.50   1.03  17.02   2   2   2
   186390   9.88   1.06  17.04   2   2   2
   186390   9.88   1.03  16.91   2   2   2
   186391   9.69   1.04  17.19   2   2   2
   186391   9.70   1.02  17.27   2   2   2
   186392   9.83   2.30  16.93   2   3   2
   186392   9.89   0.98  16.95   2   2   2
   186393   9.79   1.10  17.01   2   2   2
   186393   9.82   1.04  17.14   2   2   2
   186394   9.69   1.07  17.37   2   2   2
   186394   9.69   1.05  17.16   2   2   2
   186395   9.65   1.05  17.33   2   2   2
   186395   9.70   1.06  17.26   2   2   2
   186396   9.87   1.08  17.86   2   2   2
   186396   9.75   1.07  17.82   2   2   2
   186397   9.27   1.32  16.97   2   3   2
   186397   9.40   1.04  17.22   2   3   2
   186398   8.63   1.17  16.01   2   3   2
   186398   8.66   1.11  16.01   2   3   2
   186399   8.45   0.99  15.80   2   2   2
   186399   8.53   1.00  15.76   2   2   2
   186400   8.01   0.98  15.06   2   2   2
   186400   8.20   0.97  14.96   2   2   2
   186401   8.08   0.96  14.94   2   2   2
   186401   8.11   0.97  15.02   2   2   2
   186402   7.47   0.87  13.07   2   3   2
   186402   7.52   0.94  12.99   2   3   2
   186403   4.86   0.54   7.30   2   3   2
   186403   4.90   0.63   7.42   2   3   2
   186404   4.76   0.55   7.24   2   2   2
   186404   4.74   0.54   7.26   2   2   2
   186405  11.38   1.00  15.19   2   2   2
   186405  11.41   1.01  15.19   2   2   2
   186406  11.84   0.97  15.28   2   2   2
   186406  11.89   0.97  15.21   2   2   2
   186407  13.27   1.00  16.08   2   2   2
   186407  13.39   0.98  16.16   2   2   2
   186408  14.90   1.05  16.25   2   2   2
   186408  14.95   1.01  16.39   2   2   2
   186409  14.06   1.04  16.26   2   2   2
   186409  14.25   1.05  16.64   2   2   2
   186410  14.26   1.14  16.78   2   3   2
   186410  14.35   1.05  16.36   2   3   2
   186411  12.85   1.03  16.88   2   2   2
   186411  13.14   1.03  17.11   2   2   2
   186412  11.82   1.04  16.89   2   2   2
   186412  11.79   1.04  16.55   2   2   2
   186413  10.62   1.04  16.63   2   2   2
   186413  10.76   1.07  16.92   2   2   2
   186414  10.06   1.04  16.88   2   2   2
   186414  10.11   1.05  16.81   2   2   2
   186415   9.73   1.03  16.74   2   3   2
   186415   9.75   1.12  16.61   2   3   2
   186416   9.75   1.05  16.98   2   2   2
   186416   9.84   1.07  16.81   2   2   2
   186417   9.77   1.03  17.14   2   2   2
   186417   9.97   1.06  17.27   2   2   2
   186418  10.05   1.07  16.99   2   2   2
   186418  10.10   1.07  17.05   2   2   2
   186419  10.17   1.07  17.35   2   2   2
   186419  10.24   1.08  17.37   2   2   2
   186420  10.34   1.11  17.77   2   2   2
   186420  10.30   1.09  17.49   2   2   2
   186421   9.40   1.05  16.43   2   2   2
   186421   9.46   1.05  16.77   2   2   2
   186422   9.68   1.07  17.74   2   2   2
   186422   9.82   1.10  17.53   2   2   2
   186423   9.20   1.03  16.51   2   2   2
   186423   9.20   1.06  16.68   2   2   2
   186424   8.93   1.06  15.99   2   2   2
   186424   8.99   1.03  15.99   2   2   2
   186425   9.09   1.03  16.46   2   2   2
   186425   9.12   1.04  15.99   2   2   2
   186426   7.86   0.95  14.40   2   2   2
   186426   7.96   0.95  14.92   2   2   2
   186427   6.81   0.79  11.02   2   2   2
   186427   6.91   0.81  10.82   2   2   2
   186428   4.76   0.51   6.62   2   2   2
   186428   4.70   0.53   6.49   2   2   2
   186429  11.30   0.95  14.95   2   2   2
   186429  11.36   0.97  14.85   2   2   2
   186430  11.78   0.96  14.82   2   2   2
   186430  11.85   0.95  15.14   2   2   2
   186431  12.53   1.00  15.02   2   2   2
   186431  12.70   0.98  15.10   2   2   2
   186432  14.70   1.02  16.13   2   2   2
   186432  14.74   1.05  15.86   2   2   2
   186433  14.54   1.05  16.14   2   2   2
   186433  14.55   1.03  16.23   2   2   2
   186434  13.31   1.04  16.54   2   2   2
   186434  13.40   1.05  16.02   2   2   2
   186435  12.31   1.03  16.75   2   2   2
   186435  12.51   1.06  16.70   2   2   2
   186436  11.33   1.04  16.34   2   2   2
   186436  11.37   1.05  16.43   2   2   2
   186437  10.43   1.04  16.40   2   2   2
   186437  10.48   1.05  16.63   2   2   2
   186438  10.13   1.07  16.69   2   2   2
   186438  10.06   1.04  16.71   2   2   2
   186439  10.08   1.05  16.62   2   2   2
   186439  10.02   1.08  16.47   2   2   2
   186440  10.08   1.09  16.75   2   2   2
   186440  10.10   1.06  16.79   2   2   2
   186441  10.27   1.07  17.12   2   2   2
   186441  10.29   1.08  16.74   2   2   2
   186442  10.14   1.07  16.75   2   2   2
   186442  10.10   1.07  16.81   2   2   2
   186443   9.69   1.07  16.85   2   2   2
   186443   9.74   1.06  16.93   2   2   2
   186444  10.32   1.11  17.45   2   2   2
   186444  10.34   1.10  17.36   2   2   2
   186445  10.62   1.13  17.42   2   2   2
   186445  10.73   1.13  17.99   2   2   2
   186446   9.36   1.06  16.33   2   2   2
   186446   9.25   1.07  16.69   2   2   2
   186447   9.32   1.06  16.01   2   2   2
   186447   9.26   1.08  15.96   2   2   2
   186448   7.92   0.90  13.48   2   2   2
   186448   7.95   0.95  13.44   2   2   2
   186449   7.54   0.94  14.08   2   2   2
   186449   7.59   0.91  14.04   2   2   2
   186450   7.38   0.86  12.02   2   2   2
   186450   7.35   0.86  11.75   2   2   2
   186451   5.64   0.62   7.70   2   2   2
   186451   5.66   0.64   7.76   2   2   2
   186452   5.27   0.64   7.10   2   2   2
   186452   5.31   0.60   7.14   2   2   2
   186453  12.29   0.97  14.75   2   2   2
   186453  12.32   0.97  14.79   2   2   2
   186454  12.43   0.98  14.73   2   2   2
   186454  12.42   0.96  14.86   2   2   2
   186455  14.15   1.01  15.27   2   2   2
   186455  13.94   1.01  15.33   2   2   2
   186456  14.86   1.06  16.16   2   2   2
   186456  14.94   1.03  16.09   2   2   2
   186457  14.56   1.03  16.22   2   2   2
   186457  14.66   1.03  15.96   2   2   2
   186459  11.63   1.03  15.88   2   2   2
   186459  11.47   1.04  15.99   2   2   2
   186460  11.81   1.05  16.22   2   2   2
   186460  11.82   1.06  16.66   2   2   2
   186461  10.29   1.04  16.44   2   2   2
   186461  10.40   1.06  16.44   2   2   2
   186462   9.96   1.02  16.66   2   2   2
   186462   9.98   1.04  16.19   2   2   2
   186463  10.02   1.04  16.69   2   2   2
   186463  10.02   1.09  16.92   2   2   2
   186464   9.94   1.04  16.56   2   2   2
   186464   9.91   1.04  16.95   2   2   2
   186465  10.28   1.05  17.06   2   2   2
   186465  10.37   1.05  16.73   2   2   2
   186466  10.01   1.07  17.19   2   2   2
   186466  10.04   1.04  16.82   2   2   2
   186467  10.11   1.05  16.91   2   2   2
   186467  10.17   1.05  17.34   2   2   2
   186468  10.24   1.08  17.56   2   2   2
   186468  10.36   1.09  17.71   2   2   2
   186469  10.03   1.12  17.32   2   2   2
   186469  10.13   1.11  17.28   2   2   2
   186470   9.59   1.07  16.65   2   2   2
   186470   9.62   1.08  16.63   2   2   2
   186471   8.29   0.98  14.92   2   2   2
   186471   8.41   1.03  15.01   2   2   2
   186472   8.59   0.99  14.94   2   2   2
   186472   8.65   0.99  15.25   2   2   2
   186473   7.43   0.90  13.44   2   2   2
   186473   7.49   0.91  13.42   2   2   2
   186474   6.46   0.77  10.57   2   2   2
   186474   6.46   0.77  10.61   2   2   2
   186475   5.54   0.66   9.45   2   2   2
   186475   5.57   0.68   9.47   2   2   2
   186476   4.84   0.57   7.97   2   2   2
   186476   4.81   0.57   7.82   2   2   2
   186492  13.72   1.01  15.42   2   2   2
   186492  13.81   1.00  15.51   2   2   2
   186493  15.44   1.02  15.94   2   2   2
   186493  15.45   1.03  15.86   2   2   2
   186494  15.14   1.06  16.38   2   2   2
   186494  15.17   1.05  16.42   2   2   2
   186495  15.42   1.06  16.66   2   2   2
   186495  15.52   1.06  16.29   2   2   2
   186496  14.23   1.06  16.38   2   2   2
   186496  14.42   1.07  16.55   2   2   2
   186497  13.29   1.05  16.66   2   2   2
   186497  13.41   1.06  16.36   2   2   2
   186498  12.25   1.04  16.34   2   2   2
   186498  12.50   1.06  16.62   2   2   2
   186499  11.64   1.07  16.64   2   2   2
   186499  11.61   1.05  16.58   2   2   2
   186500  10.51   1.06  16.43   2   2   2
   186500  10.66   1.05  16.51   2   2   2
   186501  10.30   1.04  16.50   2   2   2
   186501  10.36   1.04  16.45   2   2   2
   186502  10.29   1.07  16.97   2   2   2
   186502  10.39   1.09  16.45   2   2   2
   186503  10.19   1.06  16.71   2   2   2
   186503  10.35   1.05  16.82   2   2   2
   186504  10.56   1.20  17.17   2   2   2
   186504  10.62   1.06  16.98   2   2   2
   186505  10.30   1.07  16.76   2   2   2
   186505  10.37   1.19  17.11   2   2   2
   186506  10.36   1.07  17.33   2   2   2
   186506  10.49   1.09  17.15   2   2   2
   186507  10.45   1.09  17.11   2   2   2
   186507  10.29   1.07  17.24   2   2   2
   186508  10.11   1.10  17.46   2   2   2
   186508  10.26   1.10  17.09   2   2   2
   186509   9.68   1.06  16.77   2   2   2
   186509   9.75   1.07  16.88   2   2   2
   186510   8.38   0.98  14.65   2   2   2
   186510   8.44   0.98  15.14   2   2   2
   186511   8.13   0.96  14.54   2   2   2
   186511   8.13   0.94  14.65   2   2   2
   186512   7.97   0.95  13.76   2   2   2
   186512   7.99   0.93  14.02   2   2   2
   186513   7.93   0.93  13.68   2   2   2
   186513   7.99   0.93  13.72   2   2   2
   186514   4.43   0.63   8.29   2   2   2
   186514   4.52   0.64   8.31   2   2   2
   186515   1.27   0.44   6.00   2   2   2
   186515   1.28   0.43   6.08   2   2   2
   186516  13.93   0.99  15.21   2   2   2
   186516  14.09   1.00  15.54   2   2   2
   186517  15.71   1.03  15.50   2   2   2
   186517  15.58   1.02  15.43   2   2   2
   186518  15.83   1.05  16.23   2   2   2
   186518  15.77   1.03  16.19   2   2   2
   186519  15.40   1.04  16.32   2   2   2
   186519  15.58   1.05  16.04   2   2   2
   186520  14.36   1.06  16.34   2   2   2
   186520  14.39   1.04  16.17   2   2   2
   186521  13.33   1.04  16.39   2   2   2
   186521  13.33   1.04  16.26   2   2   2
   186522  12.45   1.04  16.24   2   2   2
   186522  12.51   1.05  16.19   2   2   2
   186523  11.82   1.06  16.28   2   2   2
   186523  11.89   1.04  16.54   2   2   2
   186524  10.54   1.04  16.28   2   2   2
   186524  10.60   1.06  16.43   2   2   2
   186525  10.31   1.03  16.63   2   2   2
   186525  10.19   1.04  16.50   2   2   2
   186526  10.28   1.04  16.72   2   2   2
   186526  10.25   1.03  16.37   2   2   2
   186527  10.22   1.06  16.37   2   2   2
   186527  10.25   1.07  16.66   2   2   2
   186528  10.47   1.05  16.66   2   2   2
   186528  10.54   1.12  17.07   2   2   2
   186529  10.60   1.07  17.03   2   2   2
   186529  10.44   1.06  16.55   2   2   2
   186530  10.63   1.07  17.18   2   2   2
   186530  10.66   1.07  16.81   2   2   2
   186531  10.63   1.09  17.20   2   2   2
   186531  10.82   1.15  17.49   2   2   2
   186532  10.10   1.08  16.62   2   2   2
   186532  10.16   1.07  17.01   2   2   2
   186533   9.17   1.01  15.97   2   2   2
   186533   9.02   1.01  15.34   2   2   2
   186534   8.51   0.96  14.74   2   2   2
   186534   8.44   0.98  14.63   2   2   2
   186535   7.55   0.92  13.58   2   2   2
   186535   7.58   0.89  13.70   2   2   2
   186536   7.88   0.90  13.84   2   2   2
   186536   7.92   0.92  13.94   2   2   2
   186537   3.28   0.57   7.81   2   2   2
   186537   3.21   0.55   7.62   2   2   2
   186538   2.80   0.52   7.49   2   2   2
   186538   2.82   0.52   7.41   2   2   2
   186539   2.75   0.54   7.39   2   2   2
   186539   2.81   0.53   7.22   2   2   2
   186540  15.23   1.04  16.23   2   2   2
   186540  15.38   1.00  15.95   2   2   2
   186541  15.59   1.02  16.22   2   2   2
   186541  15.37   1.02  16.11   2   2   2
   186542  15.70   1.06  17.02   2   2   2
   186542  15.60   1.03  16.63   2   2   2
   186543  14.90   1.03  16.62   2   2   2
   186543  15.07   1.03  16.78   2   2   2
   186544  14.49   1.04  16.75   2   2   2
   186544  14.67   1.05  16.95   2   2   2
   186545  13.42   1.04  16.76   2   2   2
   186545  13.35   1.04  16.77   2   2   2
   186546  12.31   1.05  17.10   2   2   2
   186546  12.44   1.04  16.54   2   2   2
   186547  11.61   1.04  17.06   2   2   2
   186547  11.70   1.04  16.97   2   2   2
   186548  10.98   1.04  16.61   2   2   2
   186548  11.07   1.02  16.92   2   2   2
   186549  10.47   1.04  17.27   2   2   2
   186549  10.40   1.04  17.27   2   2   2
   186550  10.03   1.04  17.05   2   2   2
   186550   9.99   1.05  17.34   2   2   2
   186551  10.11   1.05  17.55   2   2   2
   186551  10.13   1.05  17.19   2   2   2
   186552  10.09   1.03  17.30   2   2   2
   186552  10.22   1.04  17.18   2   2   2
   186553  10.27   1.06  17.67   2   2   2
   186553  10.20   1.06  17.38   2   2   2
   186579  15.17   1.02  16.64   2   2   2
   186579  15.33   1.01  16.26   2   2   2
   186580  14.56   1.04  16.44   2   2   2
   186580  14.69   1.04  17.05   2   2   2
   186581  14.22   1.04  17.04   2   2   2
   186581  14.40   1.02  16.99   2   2   2
   186582  13.80   1.03  16.84   2   2   2
   186582  13.73   1.03  16.84   2   2   2
   186583  12.53   1.06  17.12   2   2   2
   186583  12.51   1.02  16.96   2   2   2
   186584  11.87   1.04  16.95   2   2   2
   186584  11.87   1.06  17.07   2   2   2
   186585  10.96   1.04  16.92   2   2   2
   186585  10.98   1.04  16.83   2   2   2
   186586  10.20   1.05  17.28   2   2   2
   186586  10.19   1.05  17.24   2   2   2
   186587   9.81   1.02  17.00   2   2   2
   186587   9.84   1.03  17.09   2   2   2
   186588   9.73   1.03  17.34   2   2   2
   186588   9.77   1.05  17.00   2   2   2
   186589   9.67   1.04  16.68   2   2   2
   186589   9.69   1.04  17.09   2   2   2
   186590   9.80   1.04  17.18   2   2   2
   186590   9.69   1.05  17.27   2   2   2
   186591   9.89   1.04  17.30   2   2   2
   186591   9.88   1.06  17.11   2   2   2
   186592   9.94   1.05  17.39   2   2   2
   186592  10.12   1.07  17.84   2   2   2
   186593   9.83   1.07  17.52   2   2   2
   186593   9.83   1.07  17.57   2   2   2
   186594   8.46   0.99  15.94   2   2   2
   186594   8.42   1.01  15.89   2   2   2
   186595   9.13   1.05  16.60   2   2   2
   186595   9.24   1.05  16.87   2   2   2
   186596   8.55   1.02  15.96   2   2   2
   186596   8.64   1.03  16.02   2   2   2
   186597   8.54   1.02  15.99   2   2   2
   186597   8.64   1.01  15.79   2   2   2
   186598   8.19   0.97  15.31   2   2   2
   186598   8.00   0.97  15.03   2   2   2
   186599   7.75   0.95  14.62   2   2   2
   186599   7.68   0.96  14.77   2   2   2
   186600   3.80   0.70  10.47   2   2   2
   186600   3.81   0.69  10.57   2   2   2
   186601   2.37   0.60   9.03   2   2   2
   186601   2.47   0.66   9.43   2   2   2
   186602   2.34   0.61   9.09   2   2   2
   186602   2.39   0.66   9.21   2   2   2
   186603  14.61   1.06  15.89   2   2   2
   186603  14.78   1.01  15.86   2   2   2
   186604  14.35   1.04  16.15   2   2   2
   186604  14.48   1.07  16.54   2   2   2
   186605  14.39   1.06  16.15   2   2   2
   186605  14.45   1.05  16.34   2   2   2
   186606  13.72   1.05  16.42   2   2   2
   186606  13.79   1.05  16.27   2   2   2
   186607  13.24   1.07  16.23   2   2   2
   186607  13.28   1.04  16.34   2   2   2
   186608  12.45   1.08  16.48   2   2   2
   186608  12.49   1.06  16.53   2   2   2
   186609  11.20   1.05  16.44   2   2   2
   186609  11.25   1.07  16.54   2   2   2
   186610  10.50   1.06  16.57   2   2   2
   186610  10.53   1.05  16.45   2   2   2
   186611   9.93   1.06  16.24   2   2   2
   186611   9.83   1.06  16.25   2   2   2
   186612   9.67   1.06  16.53   2   2   2
   186612   9.70   1.06  16.51   2   2   2
   186613   9.82   1.07  15.64   2   2   2
   186613   9.84   1.07  15.63   2   2   2
   186614   9.90   1.06  16.31   2   2   2
   186614   9.92   1.06  16.43   2   2   2
   186615  10.13   1.08  16.28   2   2   2
   186615  10.16   1.08  16.56   2   2   2
   186616  10.15   1.07  16.97   2   2   2
   186616  10.28   1.11  16.92   2   2   2
   186617  10.11   1.10  17.11   2   2   2
   186617  10.23   1.10  16.88   2   2   2
   186618   8.51   1.03  15.49   2   2   2
   186618   8.52   1.01  15.38   2   2   2
   186619   8.90   1.04  15.82   2   2   2
   186619   8.84   1.06  15.79   2   2   2
   186620   8.76   1.07  14.72   2   2   2
   186620   8.89   1.06  15.30   2   2   2
   186621   8.01   1.07  12.80   2   2   2
   186621   8.02   1.08  12.86   2   2   2
   186622   7.64   1.05  12.48   2   2   2
   186622   7.66   1.06  12.60   2   2   2
   186623   7.69   1.04  12.47   2   2   2
   186623   7.74   1.06  13.02   2   2   2
   186624   7.36   1.02  12.47   2   2   2
   186624   7.42   1.02  12.84   2   2   2
   186625   4.20   0.73   8.91   2   2   2
   186625   4.27   0.73   8.90   2   2   2
   186626   4.13   0.72   8.85   2   2   2
   186626   4.13   0.70   8.87   2   2   2
   186627  14.60   1.09  14.50   2   2   2
   186627  14.42   1.09  14.33   2   2   2
   186628  14.28   1.09  14.49   2   2   2
   186628  14.38   1.09  14.83   2   2   2
   186629  14.40   1.09  14.80   2   2   2
   186629  14.42   1.07  14.84   2   2   2
   186630  13.45   1.08  15.11   2   2   2
   186630  13.48   1.07  15.30   2   2   2
   186631  12.76   1.08  15.18   2   2   2
   186631  12.91   1.08  15.08   2   2   2
   186632  12.27   1.11  15.32   2   2   2
   186632  12.28   1.09  15.49   2   2   2
   186633  11.43   1.10  15.34   2   2   2
   186633  11.64   1.08  15.33   2   2   2
   186634  10.79   1.09  15.40   2   2   2
   186634  10.80   1.08  15.47   2   2   2
   186635   9.79   1.07  15.26   2   2   2
   186635   9.82   1.07  15.14   2   2   2
   186636   9.71   1.08  15.39   2   2   2
   186636   9.75   1.08  15.45   2   2   2
   186637   9.98   1.05  15.47   3   3   3
   186637   9.93   1.06  15.44   3   3   3
   186638  10.01   1.07  16.02   3   3   3
   186638   9.94   1.06  16.07   3   3   3
   186639  10.02   1.07  16.14   3   3   3
   186639  10.21   1.06  16.07   3   3   3
   186640   9.89   1.06  16.49   3   3   3
   186640   9.94   1.05  16.33   3   3   3
   186641  10.12   1.07  16.56   3   3   3
   186641  10.12   1.08  16.94   3   3   3
   186642   9.89   1.07  16.91   3   3   3
   186642   9.92   1.07  16.92   3   3   3
   186643   9.29   1.03  16.10   3   3   3
   186643   9.32   1.04  16.20   3   3   3
   186644   8.87   1.02  15.82   3   3   3
   186644   8.94   1.02  15.70   3   3   3
   186645   8.44   0.98  15.54   3   3   3
   186645   8.43   0.98  15.67   3   3   3
   186646   8.33   0.96  15.21   3   3   3
   186646   8.27   0.96  15.26   3   3   3
   186647   8.17   0.93  14.40   3   3   3
   186647   8.25   0.93  14.68   3   3   3
   186648   4.30   0.68  10.37   3   3   3
   186648   4.37   0.69  10.44   3   3   3
   186649   3.58   0.65   9.80   3   3   3
   186649   3.50   0.65   9.87   3   3   3
   186650   3.51   0.65   9.81   4   3   3
   186650   5.51   0.63   9.64   4   3   3
   186651  14.30   1.03  15.76   2   2   2
   186651  14.34   1.01  15.76   2   2   2
   186652  14.94   1.02  15.88   2   2   2
   186652  15.02   1.02  15.88   2   2   2
   186653  14.77   1.03  16.19   2   2   2
   186653  14.63   1.05  15.96   2   2   2
   186654  13.89   1.02  16.44   2   2   2
   186654  13.87   1.04  16.32   2   2   2
   186655  13.27   1.04  16.32   2   2   2
   186655  13.31   1.05  16.07   2   2   2
   186656  12.57   1.06  16.55   2   2   2
   186656  12.81   1.04  16.75   2   2   2
   186657  11.75   1.04  16.65   2   2   2
   186657  11.73   1.06  16.46   2   2   2
   186658  10.77   1.05  16.48   2   2   2
   186658  10.94   1.06  16.51   2   2   2
   186659  10.11   1.02  16.63   2   2   2
   186659  10.11   1.05  16.47   2   2   2
   186660   9.79   1.03  16.67   2   2   2
   186660  10.10   1.02  16.41   2   2   2
   186661  10.19   1.01  16.88   2   2   2
   186661  10.16   1.01  16.80   2   2   2
   186662  10.28   1.05  16.95   2   2   2
   186662  10.12   1.03  16.58   2   2   2
   186663  10.12   1.03  16.64   2   2   2
   186663  10.21   1.02  17.07   2   2   2
   186664  10.18   1.04  16.95   2   2   2
   186664  10.18   1.02  17.17   2   2   2
   186665  10.86   1.05  17.03   3   2   2
   186665  11.40   1.04  16.97   3   2   2
   186666  10.01   1.04  17.14   2   2   2
   186666  10.14   1.06  17.26   2   2   2
   186667   9.49   1.05  16.97   2   2   2
   186667   9.61   1.03  16.91   2   2   2
   186668   8.62   0.98  15.81   2   2   2
   186668   8.69   0.98  15.56   2   2   2
   186669   8.39   0.98  15.72   2   2   2
   186669   8.39   0.97  15.74   2   2   2
   186670   8.28   0.97  15.46   2   2   2
   186670   8.37   0.96  15.46   2   2   2
   186671   8.23   0.95  15.40   2   2   2
   186671   8.24   0.95  15.32   2   2   2
   186672   7.72   0.75  11.55   2   2   2
   186672   7.78   0.76  11.49   2   2   2
   186673   7.58   0.75  11.39   2   2   2
   186673   7.67   0.74  11.62   2   2   2
   186674   7.60   0.73  11.31   2   2   2
   186674   7.53   0.74  11.29   2   2   2
   186690  14.27   1.01  15.47   2   2   2
   186690  14.29   0.99  15.76   2   2   2
   186691  14.75   1.00  16.03   2   2   2
   186691  15.29   1.01  16.25   2   2   2
   186692  14.74   1.03  16.17   2   2   2
   186692  14.86   1.02  16.46   2   2   2
   186693  13.60   1.01  16.46   2   2   2
   186693  13.62   1.02  16.34   2   2   2
   186694  12.55   1.03  16.44   2   2   2
   186694  12.60   1.03  16.71   2   2   2
   186695  11.94   1.02  16.65   3   2   2
   186695  12.87   1.04  16.46   3   2   2
   186696  10.89   1.03  16.65   2   2   2
   186696  11.16   1.03  16.88   2   2   2
   186697  10.08   1.02  16.40   2   2   2
   186697   9.99   1.03  16.53   2   2   2
   186698   9.75   1.02  16.76   2   2   2
   186698   9.79   1.04  16.49   2   2   2
   186699   9.77   1.03  16.53   3   2   2
   186699  11.42   1.04  16.92   3   2   2
   186700   9.80   1.02  16.54   2   2   2
   186700   9.90   1.03  16.70   2   2   2
   186701   9.94   1.03  16.80   2   2   2
   186701  10.07   1.04  16.95   2   2   2
   186702  10.04   1.03  16.76   2   2   2
   186702  10.18   1.04  16.80   2   2   2
   186703   9.86   1.06  16.87   2   2   2
   186703  10.03   1.06  16.82   2   2   2
   186704   9.06   1.01  16.56   2   2   2
   186704   9.13   1.02  16.60   2   2   2
   186705   9.04   1.02  16.25   2   2   2
   186705   8.99   1.03  16.44   2   2   2
   186706   9.07   1.03  16.18   2   2   2
   186706   9.11   1.02  16.20   2   2   2
   186708   8.49   1.00  15.97   2   2   2
   186708   8.53   1.00  15.44   2   2   2
   186709   8.35   0.98  15.69   3   2   2
   186709  10.25   0.99  15.75   3   2   2
   186710   8.17   0.93  14.35   2   2   2
   186710   8.20   0.95  14.64   2   2   2
   186711   6.89   0.77  11.89   2   2   2
   186711   6.90   0.77  11.87   2   2   2
   186712   6.46   0.73  11.12   2   2   2
   186712   6.47   0.73  11.18   2   2   2
   186713   6.66   0.73  11.35   2   2   2
   186713   6.67   0.73  11.20   2   2   2
   186714  13.13   0.99  15.39   2   2   2
   186714  13.12   1.01  15.60   2   2   2
   186715  14.51   1.05  15.76   2   2   2
   186715  14.54   1.03  15.82   2   2   2
   186716  14.48   1.03  16.36   2   2   2
   186716  14.57   1.03  16.30   2   2   2
   186717  13.94   1.08  16.26   2   2   2
   186717  14.03   1.03  16.24   2   2   2
   186718  12.90   1.06  16.38   2   2   2
   186718  12.96   1.05  16.53   2   2   2
   186719  12.20   1.05  16.24   2   2   2
   186719  12.24   1.05  16.40   2   2   2
   186720  11.42   1.06  16.20   2   2   2
   186720  11.61   1.07  16.73   2   2   2
   186721  10.10   1.09  16.57   2   2   2
   186721  10.16   1.04  16.45   2   2   2
   186722   9.91   1.09  16.47   2   2   2
   186722   9.75   1.05  16.26   2   2   2
   186723   9.94   1.05  16.25   2   2   2
   186723  10.08   1.06  16.33   2   2   2
   186724   9.97   1.05  16.19   2   2   2
   186724  10.05   1.05  16.52   2   2   2
   186725  10.04   1.06  16.47   2   2   2
   186725  10.30   1.05  16.52   2   2   2
   186726  10.16   1.06  16.64   2   2   2
   186726  10.18   1.05  16.74   2   2   2
   186727  10.01   1.07  16.74   2   2   2
   186727  10.14   1.08  16.70   2   2   2
   186728   9.16   1.03  16.25   2   2   2
   186728   9.34   1.04  15.93   2   2   2
   186729   9.23   1.04  16.15   3   2   2
   186729   9.68   1.02  16.13   3   2   2
   186730   9.19   1.04  16.18   2   2   2
   186730   9.07   1.05  16.19   2   2   2
   186731   8.80   1.03  15.63   2   2   2
   186731   9.00   1.03  16.08   2   2   2
   186732   8.79   1.03  15.69   2   2   2
   186732   8.89   1.04  15.85   2   2   2
   186733   8.74   1.07  16.06   2   2   2
   186733   8.82   1.03  15.84   2   2   2
   186734   8.79   1.01  15.92   3   2   2
   186734   9.46   1.03  15.49   3   2   2
   186735   8.73   1.01  15.22   2   2   2
   186735   8.77   1.01  15.53   2   2   2
   186736   8.17   0.88  13.43   2   2   2
   186736   8.18   0.89  13.55   2   2   2
   186737   8.07   0.85  12.48   2   2   2
   186737   8.09   0.85  12.73   2   2   2
   186738   8.70   0.91  13.70   2   2   2
   186738   8.63   0.92  13.76   2   2   2
   186739  11.84   0.98  14.93   2   2   2
   186739  11.84   0.99  14.99   2   2   2
   186740  13.59   1.02  16.09   2   2   2
   186740  13.62   1.01  15.68   2   2   2
   186741  13.45   1.04  16.34   2   2   2
   186741  13.45   1.04  16.34   2   2   2
   186742  12.51   1.13  16.21   2   2   2
   186742  12.58   1.14  16.09   2   2   2
   186743  12.03   1.15  16.36   2   2   2
   186743  12.57   1.14  16.71   2   2   2
   186744  11.00   1.14  16.48   2   2   2
   186744  11.13   1.12  16.52   2   2   2
   186745   9.81   1.14  16.19   2   2   2
   186745   9.91   1.17  16.33   2   2   2
   186746   9.47   1.03  16.44   2   2   2
   186746   9.69   1.04  16.64   2   2   2
   186747   9.62   1.03  16.60   2   2   2
   186747   9.78   1.03  16.77   2   2   2
   186748   9.74   1.04  16.48   2   2   2
   186748   9.61   1.02  16.50   2   2   2
   186749   9.73   1.04  16.54   2   2   2
   186749   9.69   1.04  16.87   2   2   2
   186750   9.82   1.04  16.87   2   2   2
   186750   9.97   1.07  16.80   2   2   2
   186751   9.77   1.05  16.95   2   2   2
   186751   9.81   1.06  16.53   2   2   2
   186752   9.60   1.05  17.03   2   2   2
   186752   9.58   1.03  17.11   2   2   2
   186753   8.83   1.02  16.18   2   2   2
   186753   8.90   1.01  16.14   2   2   2
   186754   8.75   0.98  15.68   2   2   2
   186754   8.77   0.98  16.24   2   2   2
   186755   8.70   1.00  16.34   2   2   2
   186755   8.83   0.99  16.28   2   2   2
   186756   8.76   1.01  16.11   2   2   2
   186756   8.72   1.00  15.76   2   2   2
   186757   8.59   1.00  16.28   2   2   2
   186757   8.59   1.02  16.15   2   2   2
   186758   8.52   0.99  15.82   2   2   2
   186758   8.71   0.99  15.57   2   2   2
   186759   8.45   0.96  15.32   2   2   2
   186759   8.51   0.95  15.24   2   2   2
   186760   8.02   0.85  13.05   2   2   2
   186760   7.96   0.83  12.95   2   2   2
   186761   7.82   0.81  12.47   2   2   2
   186761   7.95   0.80  12.51   2   2   2
   186777   8.31   0.88  13.93   2   2   2
   186777   8.40   0.90  14.22   2   2   2
   186778  11.55   0.97  15.19   2   2   2
   186778  11.61   0.99  15.25   2   2   2
   186779   9.44   0.96   4.82   2   2   2
   186779   9.37   0.94   4.69   2   2   2
   186780  13.35   1.02  15.83   2   2   2
   186780  13.28   1.02  15.81   2   2   2
   186781  12.80   1.04  16.54   2   2   2
   186781  12.93   1.04  16.58   2   2   2
   186782  11.51   1.04  16.18   2   2   2
   186782  11.52   1.04  16.51   2   2   2
   186783  10.39   1.03  16.18   2   2   2
   186783  10.35   1.03  16.20   2   2   2
   186784   9.77   1.03  16.57   2   2   2
   186784   9.87   1.04  16.43   2   2   2
   186785   9.69   1.00  16.36   2   2   2
   186785   9.71   1.03  16.32   2   2   2
   186786   9.74   1.04  16.57   2   2   2
   186786   9.77   1.04  16.65   2   2   2
   186787   9.82   1.05  16.80   2   2   2
   186787   9.70   1.04  16.65   2   2   2
   186788   9.88   1.04  17.05   2   2   2
   186788   9.85   1.03  17.01   2   2   2
   186789   9.75   1.06  17.00   2   2   2
   186789   9.81   1.06  16.63   2   2   2
   186790   8.81   1.01  15.92   2   2   2
   186790   8.88   1.02  15.92   2   2   2
   186791   8.80   1.03  16.19   2   2   2
   186791   8.90   1.03  16.26   2   2   2
   186792   8.76   1.02  16.15   2   2   2
   186792   8.82   1.03  15.94   2   2   2
   186793   8.74   1.01  15.90   2   2   2
   186793   8.77   1.02  16.35   2   2   2
   186794   8.73   1.02  16.23   2   2   2
   186794   8.76   1.02  16.17   2   2   2
   186795   8.81   1.02  16.21   2   2   2
   186795   8.85   1.03  15.69   2   2   2
   186796   8.68   1.04  15.81   2   2   2
   186796   8.68   1.01  15.98   2   2   2
   186797   8.19   0.91  13.80   2   2   2
   186797   8.29   0.91  13.37   2   2   2
   186798   8.28   0.88  13.43   2   2   2
   186798   8.34   0.87  13.28   2   2   2
   186800   8.43   0.87  13.30   2   2   2
   186800   8.46   0.89  13.02   2   2   2
   186801  10.08   1.07  15.06   2   3   2
   186801   9.72   1.01  14.94   2   3   2
   186802  10.21   0.98  15.02   2   2   2
   186802  10.24   1.79  14.73   2   3   2
   186803  10.59   1.11  15.72   2   2   2
   186803  10.65   1.02  15.37   2   2   2
   186804  10.89   1.86  16.42   2   3   2
   186804  10.96   1.08  16.16   2   2   2
   186805   9.90   1.16  16.07   2   2   2
   186805   9.93   1.06  16.26   2   2   2
   186806   9.57   1.10  16.63   2   2   2
   186806   9.67   1.11  16.53   2   2   2
   186807   9.75   1.12  16.69   2   2   2
   186807   9.78   1.10  16.61   2   2   2
   186808   9.65   1.04  16.73   2   2   2
   186808   9.81   1.06  16.65   2   2   2
   186809   8.97   1.03  16.07   2   2   2
   186809   8.94   1.03  15.65   2   2   2
   186810   9.33   1.04  15.94   2   2   2
   186810   9.45   1.04  16.04   2   2   2
   186811   9.22   1.03  16.13   2   2   2
   186811   9.25   1.09  15.63   2   2   2
   186812   8.80   1.04  14.28   2   2   2
   186812   8.86   1.07  14.73   2   2   2
   186813   8.34   1.05  12.95   2   2   2
   186813   8.44   1.04  13.41   2   2   2
   186814   7.88   1.03  12.31   2   2   2
   186814   7.99   1.02  12.60   2   2   2
   186815   7.75   1.05  11.11   2   2   2
   186815   7.88   0.96  11.26   2   2   2
   186816   7.77   1.01  10.64   2   2   2
   186816   7.84   1.00  10.86   2   2   2
   186817   7.80   1.07  10.88   2   2   2
   186817   7.76   1.01  10.84   2   2   2
   186819   5.90   0.75  10.60   2   2   2
   186819   5.97   0.78  10.49   2   2   2
   186821   5.04   0.68   7.85   2   2   2
   186821   5.28   0.66   8.01   2   2   2
   186823   4.67   0.64   7.34   2   2   2
   186823   4.74   0.64   7.26   2   2   2
   186825   4.60   0.62   7.12   2   2   2
   186825   4.62   0.65   7.06   2   2   2
   186827   4.47   0.62   6.88   2   2   2
   186827   4.49   0.63   6.96   2   2   2
   186832   4.39   0.63   6.63   2   2   2
   186832   4.42   0.62   6.59   2   2   2
   186842   9.00   1.01  15.68   2   2   2
   186842   9.02   1.01  16.05   2   2   2
   186843   8.81   1.04  16.37   2   2   2
   186843   8.83   1.04  16.29   2   2   2
   186844   8.90   1.05  16.42   2   2   2
   186844   8.94   1.04  16.42   2   2   2
   186845   8.87   1.03  16.48   2   2   2
   186845   8.79   1.04  16.29   2   2   2
   186847   8.23   1.01  15.53   2   2   2
   186847   8.21   1.01  15.85   2   2   2
   186848   7.81   0.97  15.19   2   2   2
   186848   7.90   0.99  15.06   2   2   2
   186849   7.33   0.94  14.68   2   2   2
   186849   7.44   0.96  15.08   2   2   2
   186850   7.11   0.94  14.03   2   2   2
   186850   7.10   0.92  13.96   2   2   2
   186851   6.61   0.86  12.50   2   2   2
   186851   6.68   0.84  12.45   2   2   2
   186852   6.58   0.85  12.50   2   2   2
   186852   6.66   0.87  12.47   2   2   2
   186853   6.34   0.83  12.11   2   2   2
   186853   6.38   0.82  11.60   2   2   2
   186854   6.30   0.84  11.93   2   2   2
   186854   6.22   0.82  11.99   2   2   2
   186855   6.08   0.80  11.33   2   2   2
   186855   5.91   0.81  10.89   2   2   2
   186856   5.80   0.76  10.65   2   2   2
   186856   5.89   0.78  10.71   2   2   2
   186857   6.18   0.79  10.61   2   2   2
   186857   6.23   0.81  10.77   2   2   2
   186859   6.20   0.80  10.90   2   2   2
   186859   6.09   0.79  10.90   2   2   2
   186861   5.78   0.76  10.27   2   2   2
   186861   5.80   0.78  10.19   2   2   2
   186866   1.50   0.27   0.47   2   2   2
   186866   1.52   0.26   0.39   2   2   2
   186873   8.81   1.05  15.95   2   2   2
   186873   9.04   1.04  15.64   2   2   2
   186874   8.59   1.02  15.62   2   2   2
   186874   8.53   1.00  15.83   2   2   2
   186875   8.81   1.02  15.62   2   2   2
   186875   8.41   1.02  15.42   2   2   2
   186876   8.04   0.99  15.33   2   2   2
   186876   8.07   0.98  15.21   2   2   2
   186877   7.99   1.01  15.37   2   2   2
   186877   8.07   1.00  15.27   2   2   2
   186878   7.93   0.98  15.19   2   2   2
   186878   7.90   0.98  15.06   2   2   2
   186879   7.61   0.98  15.12   2   2   2
   186879   7.64   0.97  14.94   2   2   2
   186880   7.58   0.95  14.75   2   2   2
   186880   7.61   0.96  14.55   2   2   2
   186881   7.46         14.51   2   5   2
   186881   7.32   0.91  14.05   2   2   2
   186882   6.95   0.90  12.83   2   2   2
   186882   6.87   0.88  12.96   2   2   2
   186883   6.18   0.81  11.73   2   2   2
   186883   6.18   0.82  11.59   2   2   2
   186884   3.43   0.50   5.64   2   2   2
   186884   3.92   0.49   5.72   2   2   2
   186902  10.74   1.02  15.48   2   2   2
   186902  11.03   1.01  15.36   2   2   2
   186903  10.91   1.00  15.05   2   2   2
   186903  10.89   1.00  15.54   2   2   2
   186904  10.71   1.02  15.50   2   2   2
   186904  10.80   1.02  15.48   2   2   2
   186905  10.77   1.02  15.28   2   2   2
   186905  10.89   1.01  15.54   2   2   2
   186907  10.51   1.05  15.80   2   2   2
   186907  10.54   1.06  15.93   2   2   2
   186908  11.21   1.08  15.52   3   2   2
   186908  10.11   1.06  15.62   3   2   2
   186909  10.00   1.06  15.68   2   2   2
   186909   9.88   1.08  15.64   2   2   2
   186910   9.68   1.07  16.23   2   2   2
   186910   9.79   1.10  16.17   2   2   2
   186911   9.82   1.05  16.63   2   2   2
   186911   9.85   1.05  16.49   2   2   2
   186912   9.74   1.06  16.65   2   2   2
   186912   9.74   1.04  16.67   2   2   2
   186913   9.39   1.06  16.79   2   2   2
   186913   9.42   1.05  16.61   2   2   2
   186914   9.19   1.03  16.56   2   2   2
   186914   9.22   1.04  16.58   2   2   2
   186915   8.41   1.01  15.69   2   2   2
   186915   8.46   1.01  16.26   2   2   2
   186916   8.00   0.97  15.57   2   2   2
   186916   7.97   0.98  15.51   2   2   2
   186917   7.54   0.95  14.28   2   2   2
   186917   7.54   0.95  14.59   2   2   2
   186918   7.33   0.94  14.00   2   2   2
   186918   7.36   0.92  14.16   2   2   2
   186920   4.89   0.68   8.99   2   2   2
   186920   5.27   0.65   8.99   2   2   2
   186921   2.34   0.38   2.64   2   3   2
   186921   2.25   0.37   2.57   2   3   2
   186922   9.45   0.97  14.56   2   2   2
   186922   9.60   0.96  14.53   2   2   2
   186923   9.45   0.96  14.69   2   2   2
   186923   9.89   0.96  14.71   2   2   2
   186924   9.85         15.18   2   5   2
   186924   9.66   0.97  14.65   2   2   2
   186925   9.98   0.97  15.17   2   2   2
   186925   9.92   0.98  14.97   2   2   2
   186926  11.52   1.02  15.48   2   2   2
   186926  11.52   1.00  15.31   2   2   2
   186927  11.44   1.01  15.66   2   2   2
   186927  11.47   1.03  15.62   2   2   2
   186928  11.24   1.03  15.55   2   2   2
   186928  11.32   1.00  15.47   2   2   2
   186929  10.30   1.03  16.02   2   2   2
   186929  10.27   1.02  15.95   2   2   2
   186930  10.21   1.06  15.85   2   2   2
   186930  10.42   1.06  16.12   2   2   2
   186931   9.42   1.04  16.62   2   2   2
   186931   9.57   1.06  16.52   2   2   2
   186932   9.63   1.05  16.60   2   2   2
   186932   9.63   1.06  16.15   2   2   2
   186933   9.54   1.07  16.77   2   2   2
   186933   9.45   1.05  16.79   2   2   2
   186934   9.66   1.10  16.43   2   2   2
   186934   9.66   1.06  16.79   2   2   2
   186935   9.28   1.07  16.25   2   2   2
   186935   9.33   1.07  16.53   2   2   2
   186936                16.92   5   5   2
   186936   8.98   1.16  16.29   2   2   2
   186937   8.78   1.01  16.04   2   2   2
   186937   8.95   1.05  15.78   2   2   2
   186938   8.39   1.02  15.82   2   2   2
   186938   8.48   1.02  15.42   2   2   2
   186939   8.13   0.97  15.01   2   2   2
   186939   8.13   0.99  14.87   2   2   2
   186940   7.69   0.90  13.72   2   2   2
   186940   7.86   0.91  13.33   2   2   2
   186941   7.51   0.85  12.55   2   2   2
   186941   7.77   0.86  12.58   2   2   2
   186943   9.32   0.93  14.34   2   2   2
   186943   9.35   0.93  14.23   2   2   2
   186944   9.60   0.92  14.37   2   2   2
   186944   9.63   0.92  14.48   2   2   2
   186945   9.51   0.93  14.64   2   2   2
   186945   9.57   0.94  14.79   2   2   2
   186946  11.13   0.95  15.00   2   2   2
   186946  11.24   0.96  15.16   2   2   2
   186947  11.51   0.98  15.47   2   2   2
   186947  11.50   0.98  15.36   2   2   2
   186948  11.88   0.98  15.54   2   2   2
   186948  12.05   0.97  15.59   2   2   2
   186949  12.43   1.00  16.15   2   2   2
   186949  12.52   1.01  16.21   2   2   2
   186950  11.26   1.00  15.85   2   2   2
   186950  11.31   1.02  15.90   2   2   2
   186951  10.57   1.02  16.27   2   2   2
   186951  10.69   1.03  16.14   2   2   2
   186952   9.93   1.02  16.42   2   2   2
   186952   9.93   1.02  16.21   2   2   2
   186953   9.75   1.04  16.54   3   2   2
   186953  10.33   1.05  16.62   3   2   2
   186954   9.43   1.04  16.67   3   2   2
   186954  10.53   1.04  16.86   3   2   2
   186955   9.71   1.06  17.01   2   2   2
   186955   9.62   1.06  16.97   2   2   2
   186956   9.50   1.05  16.94   2   2   2
   186956   9.53   1.05  16.73   2   2   2
   186957   9.12   1.04  17.03   2   2   2
   186957   9.23   1.03  16.68   2   2   2
   186958   8.99   1.03  16.54   2   2   2
   186958   9.00   1.03  16.40   2   2   2
   186959   8.86   1.01  16.43   2   2   2
   186959   8.92   1.01  16.40   2   2   2
   186960   8.45   0.98  15.79   2   2   2
   186960   8.48   0.99  15.68   2   2   2
   186961   8.01   0.97  15.38   2   2   2
   186961   8.01   0.98  15.49   2   2   2
   186962   7.69   0.94  14.68   2   2   2
   186962   7.74   0.93  14.70   2   2   2
   186963   7.60   0.93  14.13   2   2   2
   186963   7.57   0.92  14.22   2   2   2
   186964   7.21   0.85  13.00   2   2   2
   186964   7.76   0.86  13.08   2   2   2
   186965   7.18   0.80  12.10   2   2   2
   186965   7.29   0.79  12.19   2   2   2
   186966   0.75   0.26          2   2   5
   186966   0.77   0.26   3.76   2   2   2
   186967  10.12   0.93  14.80   2   2   2
   186967  10.12   0.93  14.60   2   2   2
   186968   9.91   0.94  14.68   2   2   2
   186968  10.00   0.92  14.81   2   2   2
   186969  10.00   0.95  15.01   2   2   2
   186969  10.02   0.93  15.09   2   2   2
   186970  11.55   0.98  15.45   2   2   2
   186970  11.55   0.99  15.45   2   2   2
   186971  11.51   1.03  15.79   2   2   2
   186971  11.99   0.98  15.72   2   2   2
   186972  12.22   1.02  16.09   2   2   2
   186972  12.34   1.01  16.13   2   2   2
   186973  11.18   1.00  16.18   2   2   2
   186973  11.06   1.01  16.08   2   2   2
   186974  11.47   1.01  16.44   2   2   2
   186974  11.18   1.02  16.19   2   2   2
   186975  10.31   1.02  16.44   2   2   2
   186975  10.45   1.02  16.49   2   2   2
   186976   9.94   1.05  16.84   2   2   2
   186976   9.95   1.04  16.67   2   2   2
   186977   9.53   1.04  17.02   2   2   2
   186977   9.38   1.05  17.00   2   2   2
   186978   9.52   1.06  16.81   2   2   2
   186978   9.58   1.04  16.76   2   2   2
   186979   9.52   1.07  16.72   2   2   2
   186979   9.72   1.06  17.09   2   2   2
   186980   9.57   1.05  16.85   2   2   2
   186980   9.63   1.05  16.78   2   2   2
   186981   9.27   1.04  16.81   2   2   2
   186981   9.24   1.05  16.61   2   2   2
   186982   9.18   1.04  16.75   2   2   2
   186982   9.17   1.05  16.57   2   2   2
   186983   8.95   1.04  16.22   2   2   2
   186983   9.04   1.04  16.39   2   2   2
   186985   8.24   1.01  16.20   2   2   2
   186985   8.71   1.02  15.98   2   2   2
   186986   8.18   0.98  15.83   2   2   2
   186986   8.09   0.98  15.61   2   2   2
   186987   7.67   0.96  14.81   2   2   2
   186987   7.76   0.94  14.87   2   2   2
   186988   7.43   0.88  13.40   2   2   2
   186988   7.54   0.88  13.59   2   2   2
   186989   5.90   0.65   9.82   2   2   2
   186989   5.99   0.66   9.91   2   2   2
   186990   1.01   0.24   2.74   2   2   2
   186990   0.91   0.25          2   2   5
   187006  10.09   0.96  15.04   2   2   2
   187006   9.98   0.94  15.02   2   2   2
   187007   9.72   0.96  14.82   2   2   2
   187007   9.75   0.94  14.75   2   2   2
   187008  10.10   0.97  15.14   2   2   2
   187008  10.16   0.97  14.96   2   2   2
   187009  12.34   1.01  16.05   2   2   2
   187009  12.16   1.02  16.00   2   2   2
   187010  10.51   1.01  15.81   2   2   2
   187010  10.57   1.01  16.01   2   2   2
   187011  10.53   1.02  15.91   2   2   2
   187011  10.62   1.01  15.99   2   2   2
   187012  10.38   1.02  15.96   2   2   2
   187012  10.53   1.01  16.17   2   2   2
   187013  10.43   1.02  16.10   2   2   2
   187013  10.34   1.02  16.04   2   2   2
   187014  11.17   1.06  16.79   2   2   2
   187014  11.03   1.05  16.74   2   2   2
   187015   9.96   1.04  16.55   2   2   2
   187015  10.03   1.05  16.50   2   2   2
   187016   9.66   1.05  17.05   2   2   2
   187016   9.84   1.04  16.76   2   2   2
   187017   9.71   1.07  16.90   2   2   2
   187017   9.72   1.06  16.90   2   2   2
   187018   9.68   1.05  17.00   2   2   2
   187018   9.89   1.06  17.03   2   2   2
   187019   9.73   1.06  17.13   2   2   2
   187019   9.79   1.06  16.99   2   2   2
   187020   9.49   1.05  17.02   2   2   2
   187020   9.58   1.06  16.93   2   2   2
   187021   9.60   1.07  17.05   2   2   2
   187021   9.72   1.07  17.44   2   2   2
   187022   9.30   1.05  16.72   2   2   2
   187022   9.39   1.07  16.85   2   2   2
   187023   9.19   1.02  16.47   2   2   2
   187023   9.19   1.03  16.70   2   2   2
   187024   8.85   1.03  16.44   2   2   2
   187024   8.97   1.03  16.25   2   2   2
   187025   8.79   1.02  16.47   2   2   2
   187025   8.82   1.02  16.44   2   2   2
   187026   8.51   1.00  16.15   2   2   2
   187026   8.48   1.01  15.93   2   2   2
   187027   8.06   0.98  15.26   2   2   2
   187027   8.14   0.98  15.92   2   2   2
   187029   7.31   0.76  11.55   2   2   2
   187029   7.39   0.75  11.53   2   2   2
   187030   9.72   0.94  14.87   2   2   2
   187030   9.81   0.95  14.77   2   2   2
   187031  10.38   0.94  15.32   2   2   2
   187031  10.56   1.00  15.51   2   2   2
   187032  11.60   0.97  15.63   2   2   2
   187032  11.60   0.97  15.60   2   2   2
   187033  13.62   1.04  15.68   3   2   2
   187033  14.17   1.02  15.88   3   2   2
   187034  13.07   1.02  16.46   2   2   2
   187034  13.44   1.04  16.41   2   2   2
   187035  13.01   1.04  16.53   2   2   2
   187035  12.91   1.05  16.27   2   2   2
   187036  12.00   1.05  16.30   2   2   2
   187036  12.12   1.06  16.13   2   2   2
   187037  11.39   1.05  16.48   2   2   2
   187037  11.45   1.05  16.49   2   2   2
   187038  10.54   1.07  16.36   2   2   2
   187038  10.81   1.06  16.29   2   2   2
   187039   9.78   1.08  16.69   2   2   2
   187039   9.99   1.05  16.43   2   2   2
   187040   9.55   1.06  16.53   2   2   2
   187040   9.61   1.06  16.37   2   2   2
   187041   9.54   1.07  16.31   2   2   2
   187041   9.61   1.07  16.42   2   2   2
   187042   9.63   1.09  16.50   2   2   2
   187042   9.63   1.09  16.18   2   2   2
   187043   9.29   1.08  16.44   2   2   2
   187043   9.26   1.07  16.44   2   2   2
   187044   8.68   1.04  15.99   2   2   2
   187044   8.83   1.05  15.76   2   2   2
   187045   8.70   1.04  15.98   2   2   2
   187045   8.70   1.04  15.72   2   2   2
   187046   8.33   1.03  15.64   2   2   2
   187046   8.39   1.03  15.71   2   2   2
   187047   8.27   1.02  15.53   2   2   2
   187047   8.35   1.03  15.24   2   2   2
   187048   8.30   1.01  15.26   2   2   2
   187048   8.64   1.01  15.24   2   2   2
   187049   8.15   1.00  14.90   2   2   2
   187049   8.20   1.02  15.27   2   2   2
   187050   7.86   1.01  14.91   2   2   2
   187050   7.96   1.00  14.88   2   2   2
   187051   7.61   0.93  13.41   2   2   2
   187051   7.46   0.93  13.54   2   2   2
   187052   7.52   0.92  13.07   2   2   2
   187052   7.55   0.92  13.18   2   2   2
   187053   7.17   0.81  11.36   2   2   2
   187053   7.21   0.81  11.26   2   2   2
   187054   9.96   0.94  14.41   3   2   2
   187054  10.97   0.96  14.52   3   2   2
   187055   9.79   0.94  14.41   2   2   2
   187055   9.87   0.93  14.59   2   2   2
   187056  10.97   0.98  15.10   2   2   2
   187056  11.00   0.95  15.24   2   2   2
   187057  11.79   1.02  15.39   2   2   2
   187057  11.93   1.01  15.41   2   2   2
   187058  12.72   1.07  16.09   2   2   2
   187058  12.75   1.04  15.84   2   2   2
   187059  12.05   1.04  15.95   2   2   2
   187059  11.88   1.05  15.93   2   2   2
   187060  11.64   1.05  16.18   2   2   2
   187060  11.65   1.05  16.00   2   2   2
   187061  11.46   1.07  16.24   2   2   2
   187061  11.58   1.06  16.38   2   2   2
   187062  10.63   1.07  16.42   2   2   2
   187062  10.70   1.08  16.40   2   2   2
   187063   9.83   1.08  16.31   2   2   2
   187063   9.92   1.06  16.31   2   2   2
   187064   9.33   1.06  16.65   2   2   2
   187064   9.42   1.08  16.69   2   2   2
   187065   9.47   1.08  16.60   2   2   2
   187065   9.53   1.09  16.51   2   2   2
   187066   9.38   1.08  16.78   2   2   2
   187066   9.40   1.09  16.71   2   2   2
   187067   9.17   1.08  16.33   2   2   2
   187067   9.11   1.07  16.56   2   2   2
   187068   9.10   1.08  16.22   2   2   2
   187068   9.10   1.08  16.56   2   2   2
   187069   8.86   1.07  16.54   2   2   2
   187069   8.95   1.06  16.18   2   2   2
   187070   8.78   1.07  15.96   2   2   2
   187070   8.89   1.04  16.33   2   2   2
   187071   8.60   1.04  15.84   2   2   2
   187071   8.76   1.05  15.84   2   2   2
   187072   8.38   1.03  16.11   2   2   2
   187072   8.42   1.04  15.89   2   2   2
   187073   8.49   1.04  15.51   3   2   2
   187073   9.09   1.05  15.44   3   2   2
   187074   7.86   1.02  15.31   2   2   2
   187074   8.05   1.00  15.24   2   2   2
   187075   7.65   0.95  13.71   2   2   2
   187075   7.64   0.95  14.02   2   2   2
   187076   7.44   0.90  12.96   2   2   2
   187076   7.60   0.89  12.94   2   2   2
   187077   7.31   0.85  12.14   2   2   2
   187077   7.48   0.84  12.74   2   2   2
   187093   9.98   0.97  14.51   2   2   2
   187093  10.04   0.98  14.31   2   2   2
   187094   9.80   0.98  14.40   2   2   2
   187094   9.83   0.97  14.58   2   2   2
   187095  10.19   1.00  14.96   2   2   2
   187095  10.33   1.00  14.73   2   2   2
   187096  12.26   1.03  15.74   2   2   2
   187096  12.47   1.03  15.33   2   2   2
   187097  13.48   1.06  15.96   2   2   2
   187097  13.51   1.07  16.18   2   2   2
   187098  12.56   1.06  16.36   2   2   2
   187098  12.67   1.07  16.27   2   2   2
   187099  11.40   1.06  16.00   2   2   2
   187099  11.44   1.06  15.74   2   2   2
   187100  11.06   1.06  16.36   2   2   2
   187100  10.97   1.07  16.49   2   2   2
   187101  10.43   1.07  16.52   2   2   2
   187101  10.39   1.07  16.61   2   2   2
   187102   9.62   1.07  16.61   2   2   2
   187102   9.65   1.05  16.54   2   2   2
   187103   9.41   1.06  16.58   2   2   2
   187103   9.44   1.08  16.36   2   2   2
   187104   9.54   1.07  16.87   2   2   2
   187104   9.40   1.07  16.67   2   2   2
   187105   9.49   1.09  16.67   3   2   2
   187105   9.81   1.08  16.43   3   2   2
   187106   9.05   1.06  16.47   2   2   2
   187106   9.07   1.05  16.47   2   2   2
   187107   9.17   1.06  16.72   2   2   2
   187107   9.28   1.06  16.61   2   2   2
   187108   8.99   1.05  16.21   2   2   2
   187108   8.99   1.11  16.27   2   2   2
   187109   8.59   1.04  15.76   2   2   2
   187109   8.53   1.03  16.07   2   2   2
   187110   8.43   1.03  15.90   2   2   2
   187110   8.44   1.03  15.98   2   2   2
   187111   8.26   1.02  15.72   2   2   2
   187111   8.37   1.04  15.59   2   2   2
   187112   9.10   1.05  15.61   3   2   2
   187112   8.47   1.03  15.98   3   2   2
   187113   8.29   1.03  15.65   2   2   2
   187113   8.32   1.03  15.63   2   2   2
   187114   7.89   0.98  14.46   3   2   2
   187114   8.28   0.96  14.61   3   2   2
   187115   7.53   0.91  13.99   2   2   2
   187115   7.67   0.93  13.81   2   2   2
   187116   2.83   0.50   7.76   2   2   2
   187116   2.77   0.51   7.59   2   2   2
   187117  10.31   0.98  14.83   2   2   2
   187117  10.26   0.99  14.46   2   2   2
   187118  10.25   1.00  14.81   2   2   2
   187118  10.30   1.07  14.70   2   2   2
   187119  10.43   1.00  14.92   2   2   2
   187119  10.47   1.00  14.63   2   2   2
   187120  12.06   1.04  15.43   3   2   2
   187120  11.20   1.01  15.28   3   2   2
   187121  11.96   1.04  15.54   2   2   2
   187121  12.05   1.04  15.43   2   2   2
   187122  11.67   1.04  16.03   2   2   2
   187122  11.69   1.04  16.19   2   2   2
   187123  10.86   1.08  15.92   2   2   2
   187123  11.00   1.07  15.88   2   2   2
   187124  11.16   1.11  16.32   2   2   2
   187124  11.10   1.06  16.01   2   2   2
   187125  10.76   1.08  16.30   2   2   2
   187125  10.70   1.06  16.43   2   2   2
   187126   9.64   1.07  16.72   2   2   2
   187126   9.66   1.07  16.43   2   2   2
   187127   9.48   1.08  16.41   2   2   2
   187127   9.48   1.09  16.41   2   2   2
   187128   9.56   1.08  16.34   2   2   2
   187128   9.47   1.08  16.90   2   2   2
   187129   9.35   1.08  16.74   2   2   2
   187129   9.46   1.09  16.63   2   2   2
   187130   8.96   1.06  16.23   2   2   2
   187130   8.97   1.07  16.03   2   2   2
   187131   8.81   1.07  16.32   2   2   2
   187131   8.90   1.06  16.41   2   2   2
   187132   8.72   1.06  15.92   2   2   2
   187132   8.71   1.05  15.90   2   2   2
   187133   8.60   1.04  15.90   2   2   2
   187133   8.57   1.05  15.64   2   2   2
   187134   8.36   1.03  16.12   2   2   2
   187134   8.45   1.03  15.97   2   2   2
   187135   8.38   1.05  15.88   2   2   2
   187135   8.41   1.04  15.66   2   2   2
   187136   8.23   1.02  15.33   2   2   2
   187136   8.23   1.02  15.59   2   2   2
   187137   8.13   1.01  15.46   2   2   2
   187137   8.24   1.01  15.28   2   2   2
   187138   7.75   0.94  13.83   2   2   2
   187138   7.78   0.96  13.96   2   2   2
   187140   3.10   0.53   8.29   2   2   2
   187140   3.12   0.56   8.46   2   2   2
   187165  10.20   0.97  14.72   2   2   2
   187165  10.17   0.96  14.59   2   2   2
   187166  10.37   0.97  14.75   2   2   2
   187166  10.32   0.96  14.75   2   2   2
   187167  11.12   1.02  15.42   2   2   2
   187167  11.17   0.98  15.41   2   2   2
   187168  12.00   1.02  15.66   2   2   2
   187168  12.00   1.01  15.58   2   2   2
   187169  12.03   1.02  16.11   2   2   2
   187169  11.94   1.01  15.98   2   2   2
   187170  11.69   1.03  16.18   2   2   2
   187170  11.86   1.03  16.14   2   2   2
   187171  11.13   1.04  16.08   3   2   2
   187171  11.75   1.02  15.86   3   2   2
   187172  10.85   1.03  16.48   2   2   2
   187172  10.96   1.04  16.68   2   2   2
   187173  10.25   1.03  16.48   2   2   2
   187173  10.25   1.03  16.33   2   2   2
   187174   9.68   1.01  16.44   2   2   2
   187174   9.57   1.03  16.48   2   2   2
   187175   9.64   1.04  16.77   2   2   2
   187175   9.65   1.03  16.31   2   2   2
   187176   9.58   1.02  16.64   2   2   2
   187176   9.64   1.03  16.88   2   2   2
   187177   9.80   1.03  16.31   2   2   2
   187177   9.77   1.04  17.00   2   2   2
   187178   9.51   1.03  16.80   2   2   2
   187178   9.57   1.03  16.84   2   2   2
   187179   9.19   1.02  16.45   2   2   2
   187179   9.20   1.01  16.41   2   2   2
   187180   9.11   1.01  16.63   2   2   2
   187180   9.59   1.02  16.50   2   2   2
   187181   8.71   1.01  15.86   2   2   2
   187181   8.71   1.00  15.87   2   2   2
   187182   8.67   1.02  16.02   2   2   2
   187182   8.58   1.02  16.22   2   2   2
   187183   8.63   1.00  15.65   2   2   2
   187183   8.63   1.00  15.78   2   2   2
   187184   8.25   0.99  15.47   2   2   2
   187184   8.31   0.99  15.41   2   2   2
   187185   8.01   0.97  15.23   2   2   2
   187185   8.21   1.00  15.25   2   2   2
   187186   7.71   0.95  14.46   3   2   2
   187186   8.54   0.95  14.35   3   2   2
   187187   7.19   0.82  12.36   2   2   2
   187187   7.31   0.82  12.51   2   2   2
   187188   6.69   0.78  11.55   2   2   2
   187188   6.76   0.78  11.35   2   2   2
   187204  10.39   0.95  14.30   2   2   2
   187204  10.48   0.95  14.33   2   2   2
   187205   9.99   0.95  14.59   3   2   2
   187205  10.70   0.97  14.76   3   2   2
   187206  10.35   0.98  14.87   2   2   2
   187206  10.44   0.98  14.49   2   2   2
   187207  12.60   1.02  15.59   2   2   2
   187207  12.69   1.02  15.70   2   2   2
   187208  12.03   1.03  15.67   3   2   2
   187208  12.66   1.04  15.39   3   2   2
   187209  13.23   1.05  16.35   2   2   2
   187209  13.11   1.04  16.15   2   2   2
   187210  13.45   1.08  16.26   2   2   2
   187210  13.53   1.07  15.93   2   2   2
   187211  12.61   1.06  16.54   2   2   2
   187211  12.81   1.08  16.61   2   2   2
   187212  11.85   1.07  16.20   2   2   2
   187212  12.02   1.07  16.25   2   2   2
   187213  11.64   1.07  16.71   2   2   2
   187213  11.67   1.09  16.38   2   2   2
   187214  10.14   1.07  16.38   2   2   2
   187214  10.21   1.06  16.38   2   2   2
   187215   9.71   1.06  16.64   2   2   2
   187215   9.77   1.07  16.36   2   2   2
   187216   9.90   1.09  16.40   2   2   2
   187216   9.93   1.08  16.47   2   2   2
   187217   9.97   1.07  16.84   2   2   2
   187217   9.95   1.08  16.60   2   2   2
   187218  10.00   1.10  16.67   2   2   2
   187218  10.05   1.08  16.65   2   2   2
   187219   9.67   1.09  16.78   2   2   2
   187219   9.76   1.08  16.60   2   2   2
   187220   9.16   1.06  16.14   2   2   2
   187220   9.29   1.05  16.12   2   2   2
   187221   9.05   1.07  16.12   2   2   2
   187221   9.11   1.05  16.42   2   2   2
   187222   9.06   1.05  16.29   2   2   2
   187222   9.06   1.07  16.11   2   2   2
   187223   8.84   1.06  16.05   2   2   2
   187223   8.93   1.06  16.49   2   2   2
   187224   8.46   1.03  15.43   2   2   2
   187224   8.48   1.02  15.63   2   2   2
   187225   9.21   1.02  15.23   3   2   2
   187225   8.14   1.02  15.12   3   2   2
   187226   7.73   0.87  12.42   2   2   2
   187226   7.81   0.89  12.58   2   2   2
   187227   7.51   0.82  11.61   2   2   2
   187227   7.54   0.82  11.61   2   2   2
   187228  10.28   0.96  14.34   2   2   2
   187228  10.28   0.96  14.38   2   2   2
   187229  10.39   0.97  14.51   2   2   2
   187229  10.53   0.96  14.62   2   2   2
   187230  10.39   0.99  14.68   2   2   2
   187230  10.39   0.97  14.95   2   2   2
   187231  11.68   1.00  15.12   2   2   2
   187231  11.74   1.01  15.12   2   2   2
   187232  13.23   1.03  15.77   2   2   2
   187232  13.29   1.04  15.62   2   2   2
   187233  13.20   1.04  16.03   2   2   2
   187233  13.11   1.07  16.14   2   2   2
   187234  12.79   1.06  16.16   2   2   2
   187234  12.82   1.10  16.18   2   2   2
   187235  12.39   1.06  16.42   2   2   2
   187235  12.56   1.05  16.40   2   2   2
   187236  11.76   1.05  16.48   2   2   2
   187236  11.80   1.05  16.24   2   2   2
   187237  11.04   1.05  16.61   2   2   2
   187237  11.09   1.08  16.34   2   2   2
   187238   9.98   1.06  16.45   2   2   2
   187238  10.04   1.06  16.34   2   2   2
   187239   9.65   1.06  16.58   2   2   2
   187239   9.68   1.06  16.36   2   2   2
   187240   9.57   1.07  16.29   2   2   2
   187240   9.64   1.08  16.32   2   2   2
   187241   9.74   1.07  16.25   2   2   2
   187241   9.70   1.06  16.38   2   2   2
   187242   9.61   1.06  16.58   3   2   2
   187242  10.90   1.07  16.60   3   2   2
   187243   9.45   1.06  16.42   2   2   2
   187243   9.62   1.06  16.27   2   2   2
   187244   9.07   1.06  15.95   2   2   2
   187244   9.30   1.05  16.19   2   2   2
   187245   8.86   1.02  16.08   2   2   2
   187245   8.89   1.04  15.95   2   2   2
   187246   8.86   1.05  16.10   2   2   2
   187246   8.89   1.03  16.10   2   2   2
   187247   8.59   1.03  15.43   2   2   2
   187247   8.71   1.03  15.72   2   2   2
   187248   8.62   1.02  15.87   2   2   2
   187248   8.68   1.01  15.80   2   2   2
   187249   8.64   1.00  15.10   2   2   2
   187249   8.18   1.01  14.85   2   2   2
   187250   7.92   0.87  12.74   2   2   2
   187250   7.92   0.87  12.57   2   2   2
   187251   7.68   0.80  11.41   2   2   2
   187251   7.74   0.81  11.46   2   2   2
   187267  10.42   1.00  14.45   2   2   2
   187267  10.62   0.97  14.70   2   2   2
   187268  10.19   0.95  14.59   2   2   2
   187268  10.26   0.96  14.65   2   2   2
   187269  10.63   0.98  15.26   2   2   2
   187269  10.69   0.98  14.74   2   2   2
   187270  12.54   1.00  15.73   2   2   2
   187270  12.61   1.02  15.80   2   2   2
   187271  12.09   1.04  15.64   2   2   2
   187271  12.12   1.04  16.11   2   2   2
   187272  12.16   1.02  16.02   2   2   2
   187272  12.02   1.03  16.14   2   2   2
   187273  12.24   1.04  16.04   2   2   2
   187273  12.34   1.04  15.91   2   2   2
   187274  11.82   1.03  16.38   2   2   2
   187274  11.94   1.03  16.29   2   2   2
   187275  10.75   1.07  16.37   2   2   2
   187275  10.74   1.03  16.71   2   2   2
   187276   9.79   1.01  16.48   2   2   2
   187276   9.82   1.02  16.64   2   2   2
   187277   9.52   1.04  16.50   2   2   2
   187277   9.54   1.03  16.46   2   2   2
   187278   9.44   1.07  16.86   2   2   2
   187278   9.44   1.05  16.46   2   2   2
   187279   9.55   1.05  16.84   2   2   2
   187279   9.61   1.15  16.86   2   2   2
   187280   9.30   1.07  16.36   2   2   2
   187280   9.30   1.04  16.70   2   2   2
   187281   9.06   1.06  16.25   2   2   2
   187281   9.11   1.06  16.40   2   2   2
   187282   8.99   1.05  16.49   2   2   2
   187282   8.98   1.04  16.33   2   2   2
   187283   8.56   1.02  16.15   2   2   2
   187283   8.54   1.02  16.04   2   2   2
   187284   8.49   1.02  15.74   2   2   2
   187284   8.53   1.04  15.81   2   2   2
   187285   8.49   1.03  15.85   2   2   2
   187285   8.63   1.01  15.89   2   2   2
   187286   8.60   1.03  16.23   2   2   2
   187286   8.47   1.02  16.14   2   2   2
   187287   8.23   1.00  15.39   2   2   2
   187287   8.26   1.00  15.73   2   2   2
   187288   8.01   0.94  14.81   2   2   2
   187288   8.10   0.97  15.01   2   2   2
   187290   7.59   0.76  11.03   2   2   2
   187290   7.59   0.76  11.26   2   2   2
   187306  10.35   0.93  14.53   2   2   2
   187306  10.15   0.95  14.40   2   2   2
   187307  10.26   0.95  14.61   2   2   2
   187307  10.20   0.98  14.26   2   2   2
   187308  10.13   0.94  14.93   2   2   2
   187308  10.36   0.96  15.11   2   2   2
   187309  11.62   1.00  15.31   2   2   2
   187309  11.63   1.01  15.40   2   2   2
   187310  12.44   1.02  15.64   2   2   2
   187310  12.02   1.01  15.62   2   2   2
   187311  11.24   1.02  16.09   2   2   2
   187311  11.34   1.01  16.05   2   2   2
   187312  10.82   1.02  15.75   3   2   2
   187312  10.83   1.03  16.18   3   2   2
   187314   9.78   1.02  16.38   2   2   2
   187314   9.78   1.05  16.47   2   2   2
   187315   9.68   1.05  16.58   2   2   2
   187315   9.62   1.04  16.47   2   2   2
   187316   9.59   1.04  16.85   2   2   2
   187316   9.47   1.06  16.58   2   2   2
   187317   9.58   1.06  16.69   2   2   2
   187317   9.64   1.06  16.89   2   2   2
   187318   9.15   1.03  16.48   2   2   2
   187318   9.22   1.05  16.50   2   2   2
   187319   9.17   1.03  16.68   2   2   2
   187319   9.03   1.02  16.12   2   2   2
   187320   9.19   1.03  16.68   2   2   2
   187320   9.22   1.06  16.79   2   2   2
   187321   8.91   1.02  16.14   2   2   2
   187321   9.13   1.05  16.50   2   2   2
   187322   8.49   1.01  15.73   2   2   2
   187322   8.50   1.00  15.86   2   2   2
   187323   8.81   1.02  16.06   2   2   2
   187323   8.63   1.02  16.04   2   2   2
   187324   8.66   1.04  15.68   2   2   2
   187324   8.62   1.01  15.83   2   2   2
   187325   8.67   1.01  16.06   2   2   2
   187325   8.79   1.02  16.08   2   2   2
   187326   8.64   0.99  15.78   2   2   2
   187326   8.72   1.00  15.76   2   2   2
   187327   8.77   1.00  15.49   2   2   2
   187327   8.80   0.99  15.78   2   2   2
   187328   8.64   0.91  13.89   2   2   2
   187328   9.35   0.92  13.98   2   2   2
   187329   6.65   0.60   6.70   2   2   2
   187329   6.73   0.62   6.68   2   2   2
   187330  10.39   0.96  14.90   2   2   2
   187330  10.44   0.94  15.01   2   2   2
   187331  10.32   0.96  14.94   2   2   2
   187331  10.40   0.96  14.87   2   2   2
   187332  10.39   0.96  15.00   2   2   2
   187332  10.52   1.00  15.07   2   2   2
   187333  11.30   0.99  15.56   2   2   2
   187333  11.53   0.99  15.31   2   2   2
   187334  11.31   1.01  15.99   2   2   2
   187334  11.38   1.02  16.08   2   2   2
   187335  10.96   1.02  16.12   2   2   2
   187335  11.10   1.03  15.69   2   2   2
   187336  10.65   1.04  16.59   2   2   2
   187336  10.53   1.05  16.41   2   2   2
   187337   9.75   1.05  16.18   2   2   2
   187337   9.82   1.03  16.54   2   2   2
   187338   9.48   1.04  16.79   2   2   2
   187338   9.57   1.05  16.90   2   2   2
   187339   9.50   1.05  16.72   2   2   2
   187339   9.61   1.06  16.51   2   2   2
   187340   9.00   1.07  16.37   2   2   2
   187340   9.02   1.02  16.48   2   2   2
   187341   8.99   1.05  16.28   2   2   2
   187341   9.22   1.02  16.30   2   2   2
   187342   9.68   1.02  16.10   2   2   2
   187342   9.74   1.04  16.12   2   2   2
   187343   8.55   1.03  16.05   2   2   2
   187343   8.56   1.02  16.12   2   2   2
   187344   8.55   1.03  16.03   2   2   2
   187344   8.54   1.01  15.67   2   2   2
   187345   8.39   0.98  15.48   2   2   2
   187345   8.54   1.02  15.62   2   2   2
   187346   8.76   1.01  15.48   3   2   2
   187346   9.52   1.01  15.39   3   2   2
   187347   8.69   0.97  15.17   2   2   2
   187347   8.74   0.99  15.14   2   2   2
   187348   8.33   0.86  11.13   2   2   2
   187348   8.34   0.88  11.25   2   2   2
   187349   4.95   0.29   0.20   2   2   2
   187349   5.06   0.33   0.00   2   2   2
   187350  11.03   1.00  15.42   2   2   2
   187350  11.12   1.02  14.73   2   2   2
   187351  11.14   1.01  15.74   2   2   2
   187351  11.20   1.01  15.78   2   2   2
   187352  11.19   1.02  15.58   2   2   2
   187352  11.10   1.02  15.44   2   2   2
   187353  11.30   1.01  15.67   2   2   2
   187353  11.32   1.00  15.64   2   2   2
   187354  11.13   1.04  15.89   2   2   2
   187354  11.23   1.02  15.87   2   2   2
   187355  11.15   1.02  15.50   2   2   2
   187355  11.19   1.02  15.91   2   2   2
   187356  10.66   1.06  15.88   2   2   2
   187356  10.71   1.01  15.83   2   2   2
   187357  10.46   1.05  16.17   2   2   2
   187357  10.73   1.06  16.10   2   2   2
   187358   9.87   1.07  16.50   2   2   2
   187358   9.87   1.07  16.46   2   2   2
   187359   9.62   1.07  16.59   2   2   2
   187359   9.63   1.06  16.57   2   2   2
   187360   9.50   1.06  16.63   2   2   2
   187360   9.52   1.07  16.68   2   2   2
   187361   9.43   1.08  16.23   2   2   2
   187361   9.46   1.08  16.34   2   2   2
   187362   9.25   1.06  16.04   2   2   2
   187362   9.24   1.06  16.07   2   2   2
   187363   9.26   1.04  16.02   3   2   2
   187363   8.80   1.02  16.00   3   2   2
   187364   8.56   1.06  15.32   2   2   2
   187364   8.61   1.04  15.36   2   2   2
   187365   8.67   1.02  15.74   2   2   2
   187365   8.69   1.02  15.70   2   2   2
   187366   8.66   1.02  15.61   2   2   2
   187366   8.59   1.01  15.49   2   2   2
   187367   8.58   1.01  15.36   2   2   2
   187367   8.59   1.01  15.42   2   2   2
   187368   8.40   0.99  14.86   2   2   2
   187368   8.40   1.00  15.09   2   2   2
   187369   6.21   0.53   2.69   2   2   2
   187369   6.22   0.50   2.89   2   2   2
   187370  11.12   1.03  16.27   2   2   2
   187370  11.03   1.02  15.92   2   2   2
   187371  11.08   1.04  16.02   2   2   2
   187371  11.02   1.04  15.92   2   2   2
   187372  10.70   1.05  16.02   2   2   2
   187372  10.76   1.05  15.95   2   2   2
   187373  10.32   1.05  16.54   2   2   2
   187373  10.44   1.06  16.57   2   2   2
   187374   9.71   1.05  16.32   2   2   2
   187374   9.69   1.04  16.59   2   2   2
   187375   9.52   1.06  16.59   2   2   2
   187375   9.62   1.06  16.62   2   2   2
   187376   9.52   1.08  16.74   2   2   2
   187376   9.67   1.08  16.99   2   2   2
   187377   9.54   1.08  16.81   2   2   2
   187377   9.54   1.06  16.96   2   2   2
   187378   9.15   1.04  16.51   2   2   2
   187378   9.12   1.05  16.73   2   2   2
   187379   8.99   1.02  16.55   2   2   2
   187379   8.96   1.02  16.50   2   2   2
   187380   8.61   1.02  16.03   2   2   2
   187380   8.64   1.01  16.03   2   2   2
   187381   8.45   1.02  16.05   2   2   2
   187381   8.48   1.02  16.03   2   2   2
   187382   8.76   1.01  16.25   2   2   2
   187382   8.53   1.02  16.22   2   2   2
   187383   8.60   1.04  16.10   2   2   2
   187383   8.66   1.02  15.80   2   2   2
   187384   8.49   0.99  15.97   2   2   2
   187384   8.62   1.00  15.67   2   2   2
   187385   8.46   0.97  14.70   2   2   2
   187385   8.59   0.99  15.15   2   2   2
   187386   5.29   0.46   3.26   2   2   2
   187386   5.26   0.51   3.21   2   2   2
   187402   8.76   1.02  16.03   2   2   2
   187402   8.63   1.01  16.11   2   2   2
   187403   8.57   0.99  15.98   2   2   2
   187403   8.63   1.03  16.16   2   2   2
   187404   8.72   1.00  16.23   2   2   2
   187404   8.74   1.00  16.28   2   2   2
   187405   8.71   0.99  16.05   2   2   2
   187405   8.67   1.00  16.03   2   2   2
   187406   8.64   0.99  16.18   2   2   2
   187406   8.67   0.99  16.10   2   2   2
   187407   8.60   0.99  15.53   2   2   2
   187407   8.61   0.97  15.60   2   2   2
   187408   8.53   0.95  15.33   2   2   2
   187408   8.63   0.98  15.40   2   2   2
   187409   8.18   0.97  14.90   2   2   2
   187409   8.14   0.96  15.28   2   2   2
   187410   7.47   0.90  13.49   2   2   2
   187410   7.38   0.91  13.64   2   2   2
   187411   5.12   0.75   8.94   2   2   2
   187411   5.16   0.76   8.94   2   2   2
   187412   5.37   0.55   2.50   2   2   2
   187412   5.49   0.53   2.48   2   2   2
   187413   8.90   0.97  15.12   2   2   2
   187413   8.89   0.98  15.07   2   2   2
   187414   8.63   0.96  14.82   3   2   2
   187414   9.14   0.96  14.85   3   2   2
   187415   8.71   1.00  14.87   2   2   2
   187415   8.78   0.98  14.72   2   2   2
   187416   8.60   0.99  14.89   2   2   2
   187416   8.65   0.98  14.84   2   2   2
   187417   8.74   0.95  13.61   2   2   2
   187417   8.67   0.94  13.61   2   2   2
   187418  11.53   1.02  11.28   2   2   2
   187418  11.42   1.02  11.11   2   2   2
   187421  12.13   1.04   9.35   2   2   2
   187421  12.22   1.03   9.25   2   2   2
   187426  11.42   1.01   8.03   2   2   2
   187426  11.46   1.00   8.20   2   2   2
   187430   9.82   0.84   5.75   2   2   2
   187430   9.67   0.86   5.77   2   2   2
   187433   8.19   0.95  13.46   2   2   2
   187433   8.29   0.95  13.53   2   2   2
   187434  11.53   1.00  13.48   2   2   2
   187434  11.56   1.00  13.36   2   2   2
   187435  11.48   1.01  11.18   2   2   2
   187435  11.52   1.01  11.11   2   2   2
   187436  12.25   1.03   9.84   2   2   2
   187436  12.23   1.03   9.82   2   2   2
   187437  11.85   1.00   8.61   2   2   2
   187437  11.74   0.99   8.31   2   2   2
   187438   9.23   0.81   5.32   2   2   2
   187438   9.30   0.80   5.25   2   2   2
   187439  12.45   1.02  12.31   2   2   2
   187439  12.55   1.02  12.38   2   2   2
   187440  10.39   0.94   9.45   2   2   2
   187440  10.38   0.95   9.55   2   2   2
   187441  12.21   1.03  10.09   2   2   2
   187441  12.33   1.02  10.01   2   2   2
   187444  12.10   1.04   8.53   2   2   2
   187444  12.11   1.04   8.73   2   2   2
   187448  11.50   0.99   7.73   2   2   2
   187448  11.68   0.98   7.78   2   2   2
   187451  10.24   0.90   6.31   2   2   2
   187451  10.19   0.90   6.43   2   2   2
   187453  10.78   0.93  10.09   2   2   2
   187453  10.46   0.95  10.06   2   2   2
   187454   9.88   0.93   9.87   2   2   2
   187454   9.94   0.93   9.84   2   2   2
   187459  10.92   1.02   8.64   2   2   2
   187459  10.93   1.01   8.67   2   2   2
   187465   9.71   0.91   6.51   2   2   2
   187465  10.03   0.92   6.46   2   2   2
   187468   7.47   0.91  11.41   2   2   2
   187468   7.55   0.90  11.49   2   2   2
   187469   8.54   0.92  11.85   2   2   2
   187469   8.58   0.93  11.86   2   2   2
   187470   5.72   0.77   8.73   2   2   2
   187470   6.53   0.76   8.63   2   2   2
   187473   8.05   0.85  10.02   2   2   2
   187473   8.15   0.86  10.04   2   2   2
   187478   9.61   0.91   8.41   2   2   2
   187478   9.69   0.92   8.36   2   2   2
   187482   8.11   0.84   6.52   2   2   2
   187482   8.16   0.85   6.55   2   2   2
   187485  10.52   1.04  16.49   2   2   2
   187485  10.56   1.08  15.94   2   2   2
   187486   9.94   1.04  16.61   2   2   2
   187486   9.98   1.05  16.65   2   2   2
   187487   9.90   1.03  16.26   2   2   2
   187487   9.64   1.04  16.51   2   2   2
   187488   9.39   1.03  16.24   2   2   2
   187488   9.52   1.04  16.39   2   2   2
   187489   8.64   1.00  15.92   2   2   2
   187489   8.71   1.00  15.96   2   2   2
   187490   8.56   0.99  15.81   2   2   2
   187490   8.69   1.01  15.73   2   2   2
   187491   8.58   0.99  15.87   2   2   2
   187491   8.69   0.99  15.30   2   2   2
   187492   8.67   0.99  15.84   2   2   2
   187492   8.84   0.97  15.86   2   2   2
   187493   8.07   0.92  13.78   2   2   2
   187493   8.14   0.94  13.81   2   2   2
   187494   9.04   0.99  15.57   2   2   2
   187494   9.13   0.99  15.41   2   2   2
   187495   8.06   0.92  13.65   2   2   2
   187495   8.02   0.92  13.70   2   2   2
   187496   5.94   0.77   9.56   2   2   2
   187496   5.95   0.77   9.56   2   2   2
   187497   8.02   0.95  13.89   2   2   2
   187497   8.05   0.93  13.73   2   2   2
   187513  11.12   1.04  15.81   2   2   2
   187513  11.32   1.03  15.97   2   2   2
   187514  11.01   1.03  16.54   2   2   2
   187514  11.05   1.02  16.29   2   2   2
   187515  10.87   1.03  16.45   2   2   2
   187515  10.88   1.03  16.54   2   2   2
   187516  10.71   1.03  16.46   2   2   2
   187516  10.72   1.06  16.53   2   2   2
   187517  10.43   1.04  16.37   2   2   2
   187517  10.59   1.04  16.71   2   2   2
   187518   9.91   1.03  16.66   2   2   2
   187518   9.90   1.07  16.32   2   2   2
   187519   9.95   1.06  16.23   2   2   2
   187519   9.99   1.06  16.27   2   2   2
   187520  10.00   1.05  16.00   2   2   2
   187520  10.11   1.05  16.16   2   2   2
   187521   9.74   1.05  16.50   2   2   2
   187521  10.05   1.04  16.50   2   2   2
   187522   9.26   1.01  15.91   2   2   2
   187522   9.30   1.02  16.22   2   2   2
   187523   8.87   0.99  16.02   2   2   2
   187523   8.94   1.01  15.86   2   2   2
   187524   8.85   1.00  15.97   2   2   2
   187524   8.86   1.00  15.41   2   2   2
   187525   8.97   0.99  15.79   2   2   2
   187525   9.05   0.99  15.81   2   2   2
   187526   8.76   0.97  15.45   2   2   2
   187526   8.90   0.97  15.18   2   2   2
   187527   7.91   0.90  12.38   2   2   2
   187527   7.92   0.88  12.52   2   2   2
   187528   6.06   0.42   3.59   2   2   2
   187528   6.05   0.43   3.53   2   2   2
   187529  11.57   0.98  15.29   2   2   2
   187529  11.45   0.97  15.10   2   2   2
   187530  11.77   0.98  15.62   2   2   2
   187530  11.93   0.99  15.69   2   2   2
   187531  11.72   1.00  15.67   2   2   2
   187531  11.89   0.99  15.49   2   2   2
   187532  11.91   1.00  15.89   2   2   2
   187532  11.55   1.06  15.64   2   2   2
   187533  11.03   1.03  16.23   2   2   2
   187533  11.17   1.02  16.23   2   2   2
   187534  10.68   1.03  16.37   2   2   2
   187534  10.91   1.02  16.23   2   2   2
   187535  10.50   1.04  16.21   2   2   2
   187535  10.59   1.05  16.54   2   2   2
   187536   9.90   1.05  17.04   2   2   2
   187536   9.90   1.05  16.98   2   2   2
   187537  10.27   1.04  16.73   2   2   2
   187537  10.06   1.04  16.68   2   2   2
   187538  10.35   1.06  16.59   2   2   2
   187538  10.38   1.04  16.59   2   2   2
   187539   9.97   1.03  16.97   2   2   2
   187539  10.09   1.05  16.93   2   2   2
   187540   9.65   1.04  16.53   2   2   2
   187540   9.54   1.01  16.30   2   2   2
   187541   9.06   1.00  15.90   2   2   2
   187541   9.16   1.01  15.81   2   2   2
   187542   9.14   0.99  15.88   2   2   2
   187542   9.18   1.00  15.69   2   2   2
   187543   8.90   0.99  15.69   2   2   2
   187543   8.96   0.99  15.55   2   2   2
   187544   8.95   0.99  15.72   2   2   2
   187544                        5   5   5
   187545   8.79   0.84  14.89   2   2   2
   187545                        5   5   5
   187546                        5   5   5
   187546   8.98   0.83  14.38   2   2   2
   187547   5.23   0.27   0.73   2   2   2
   187547   5.30   0.25   0.78   2   2   2
   187548  10.79   0.95  14.40   2   2   2
   187548  10.64   1.01  14.58   2   2   2
   187549  11.35   0.98  14.59   2   2   2
   187549  11.46   0.97  14.48   2   2   2
   187550  11.91   1.04  15.24   2   2   2
   187550  11.97   1.01  15.15   2   2   2
   187551  11.39   1.02  15.56   2   2   2
   187551  11.45   1.03  15.01   2   2   2
   187552  10.80   1.04  15.32   2   2   2
   187552                        5   5   5
   187553  10.46   1.04  15.41   2   2   2
   187553  10.31   0.93  15.07   2   2   2
   187554   9.68   1.06  15.29   2   2   2
   187554   9.77   1.05  15.45   2   2   2
   187555   9.69   1.07  15.33   2   2   2
   187555   9.83   1.06  15.62   2   2   2
   187556   9.80   1.06  14.76   2   2   2
   187556   9.81   1.07  14.66   2   2   2
   187557   9.89   1.06  14.91   2   2   2
   187557   9.94   1.06  14.85   2   2   2
   187558   9.86   1.04  15.39   2   2   2
   187558   9.88   1.05  15.44   2   2   2
   187559   9.83   1.10  15.44   2   2   2
   187559   9.88   1.06  15.37   2   2   2
   187560   9.24   1.04  14.99   2   2   2
   187560   9.36   1.03  14.99   2   2   2
   187561   8.76   1.01  14.86   2   2   2
   187561   8.84   1.04  14.87   2   2   2
   187562   8.55   1.03  14.61   2   2   2
   187562   8.66   0.99  14.58   2   2   2
   187563   8.36   0.99  14.39   2   2   2
   187563   8.40   1.01  14.33   2   2   2
   187564   8.15   0.97  14.15   2   2   2
   187564   8.21   0.98  14.08   2   2   2
   187566   4.14   0.42   4.45   2   2   2
   187566   4.08   0.43   4.46   2   2   2
   187572  10.33   0.95  12.96   2   2   2
   187572  10.39   0.95  13.44   2   2   2
   187573  10.28   0.93  13.70   2   2   2
   187573  10.32   0.94  13.62   2   2   2
   187574  11.16   1.00  14.29   2   2   2
   187574  11.26   1.00  14.41   2   2   2
   187575  11.73   1.00  15.06   2   2   2
   187575  11.73   1.00  14.94   2   2   2
   187576  11.46   1.01  15.13   2   2   2
   187576  11.72   1.03  15.23   2   2   2
   187577  11.09   1.05  15.56   2   2   2
   187577  11.16   1.02  15.45   2   2   2
   187578  10.70   1.02  15.51   2   2   2
   187578  10.81   1.02  15.57   2   2   2
   187579  10.55   1.03  15.73   2   2   2
   187579  10.45   1.03  15.70   2   2   2
   187580  10.03   1.10  16.10   2   2   2
   187580  10.06   1.04  16.12   2   2   2
   187581   9.74   1.05  16.12   2   2   2
   187581   9.91   1.06  16.38   2   2   2
   187582   9.80   1.05  16.14   2   2   2
   187582   9.86   1.04  16.15   2   2   2
   187583   9.94   1.06  16.19   2   2   2
   187583  10.05   1.05  16.04   2   2   2
   187584   9.93   1.04  16.56   2   2   2
   187584  10.00   1.06  16.42   2   2   2
   187585   9.92   1.06  16.05   2   2   2
   187585   9.94   1.04  16.21   2   2   2
   187586   9.56   1.05  16.17   2   2   2
   187586   9.86   1.05  16.34   2   2   2
   187587   8.86   1.01  15.87   2   2   2
   187587   8.72   1.02  15.88   2   2   2
   187588   8.73   1.00  15.44   2   2   2
   187588   8.81   1.00  15.68   2   2   2
   187589   8.40   0.95  14.48   2   2   2
   187589   8.55   0.95  14.40   2   2   2
   187590   8.39   1.00  15.28   2   2   2
   187590   8.45   1.00  15.42   2   2   2
   187591   8.40   0.99  15.27   2   2   2
   187591   8.47   0.99  15.31   2   2   2
   187592   8.45   0.98  14.87   2   2   2
   187592   8.48   0.98  14.90   2   2   2
   187593   8.15   0.98  14.98   2   2   2
   187593   8.26   0.99  14.73   2   2   2
   187594   7.99   0.94  14.41   2   2   2
   187594   8.01   0.95  14.20   2   2   2
   187595   6.78   0.62   7.05   2   2   2
   187595   6.64   0.64   6.97   2   2   2
   187596  10.24   1.02  14.18   2   2   2
   187596  10.24   0.98  14.34   2   2   2
   187597  10.18   1.00  14.54   2   2   2
   187597  10.21   0.98  14.49   2   2   2
   187599  11.24   1.06  15.61   2   2   2
   187599  11.27   1.05  15.63   2   2   2
   187600  11.56   1.06  15.96   2   2   2
   187600  11.72   1.05  15.83   2   2   2
   187601  11.14   1.06  15.92   2   2   2
   187601  11.24   1.07  15.92   2   2   2
   187602  10.98   1.09  16.21   2   2   2
   187602  10.99   1.09  16.46   2   2   2
   187603  10.09   1.08  16.48   2   2   2
   187603  10.19   1.08  16.52   2   2   2
   187604   9.71   1.08  16.17   2   2   2
   187604   9.58   1.09  16.41   2   2   2
   187605   9.54   1.07  16.57   2   2   2
   187605   9.68   1.06  16.48   2   2   2
   187606   9.60   1.08  16.44   2   2   2
   187606   9.63   1.09  16.42   2   2   2
   187607   9.65   1.11  16.17   2   2   2
   187607   9.72   1.11  16.46   2   2   2
   187608   9.29   1.11  16.22   2   2   2
   187608   9.39   1.10  16.17   2   2   2
   187609   9.28   1.08  16.18   2   2   2
   187609   9.35   1.09  16.24   2   2   2
   187610   9.04   1.07  16.29   2   2   2
   187610   9.14   1.08  16.33   2   2   2
   187611   9.17   1.09  16.31   2   2   2
   187611   9.19   1.08  16.13   2   2   2
   187612   9.09   1.08  16.07   2   2   2
   187612   8.99   1.07  15.98   2   2   2
   187614   8.60   1.03  15.76   2   2   2
   187614   8.64   1.05  15.89   2   2   2
   187615   8.53   1.05  15.69   2   2   2
   187615   8.72   1.05  15.65   2   2   2
   187616   8.61   1.03  15.47   2   2   2
   187616   8.68   1.11  15.45   2   2   2
   187617   8.35   0.98  15.00   2   2   2
   187617   8.37   1.00  14.96   2   2   2
   187618   8.07   0.90  13.47   2   2   2
   187618   8.11   0.91  13.54   2   2   2
   187619   4.13   0.43   6.43   2   2   2
   187619   4.13   0.42   6.58   2   2   2
   187635  10.31   0.97  14.29   2   2   2
   187635  10.34   0.97  14.34   2   2   2
   187636  10.10   0.98  14.49   2   2   2
   187636  10.00   0.97  14.23   2   2   2
   187637  11.04   0.99  15.07   2   2   2
   187637  11.21   1.00  14.96   2   2   2
   187638  13.11   1.06  15.76   2   2   2
   187638  13.21   1.04  15.74   2   2   2
   187639  11.66   1.05  15.76   2   2   2
   187639  11.91   1.04  15.79   2   2   2
   187640  11.67   1.07  15.72   2   2   2
   187640  11.68   1.07  15.79   2   2   2
   187641  11.21   1.05  15.81   2   2   2
   187641  11.25   1.06  15.88   2   2   2
   187642  11.01   1.09  16.41   2   2   2
   187642  11.04   1.07  16.39   2   2   2
   187643  10.64   1.09  16.35   2   2   2
   187643  10.65   1.08  16.57   2   2   2
   187644   9.86   1.09  16.39   2   2   2
   187644   9.93   1.09  16.39   2   2   2
   187645   9.50   1.08  16.00   2   2   2
   187645   9.56   1.08  16.51   2   2   2
   187646   9.63   1.07  16.46   2   2   2
   187646   9.55   1.08  16.51   2   2   2
   187647  10.09   1.08  16.26   2   2   2
   187647   9.65   1.08  16.31   2   2   2
   187648   9.44   1.08  16.22   2   2   2
   187648   9.53   1.18  16.44   2   2   2
   187649   9.23   1.09  16.36   2   2   2
   187649   9.29   1.06  16.22   2   2   2
   187650   9.18   1.08  16.16   2   2   2
   187650   9.14   1.04  16.47   2   2   2
   187651   8.97   1.06  16.20   2   2   2
   187651   8.99   1.06  16.27   2   2   2
   187652   8.84   1.05  15.71   2   2   2
   187652   8.88   1.03  16.00   2   2   2
   187653   8.75   1.02  15.65   2   2   2
   187653   8.79   1.01  15.58   2   2   2
   187654   8.74   1.02  15.58   2   2   2
   187654   8.73   1.02  15.96   2   2   2
   187655   8.61   1.02  15.69   2   2   2
   187655   8.56   1.03  15.76   2   2   2
   187656   8.38   1.02  15.43   2   2   2
   187656   8.43   1.02  15.61   2   2   2
   187657   8.39   0.95  13.96   2   2   2
   187657   8.45   0.94  13.87   2   2   2
   187658   7.51   0.74  10.11   2   2   2
   187658   7.48   0.74  10.14   2   2   2
   187659  10.51   0.97  14.65   2   2   2
   187659  10.63   0.96  14.61   2   2   2
   187660  10.16   0.97  14.41   2   2   2
   187660  10.24   0.99  14.43   2   2   2
   187661  11.71   1.01  15.30   2   2   2
   187661  11.92   1.01  15.30   2   2   2
   187662  13.96   1.06  15.81   2   2   2
   187662  13.92   1.06  15.74   2   2   2
   187663  12.05   1.03  15.63   2   2   2
   187663  11.98   1.05  15.37   2   2   2
   187664  11.58   1.06  16.04   2   2   2
   187664  11.66   1.06  15.95   2   2   2
   187665  11.28   1.08  16.10   2   2   2
   187665  11.29   1.07  16.17   2   2   2
   187666  11.05   1.09  16.24   2   2   2
   187666  10.91   1.10  16.17   2   2   2
   187667  10.29   1.10  16.35   2   2   2
   187667  10.36   1.14  16.31   2   2   2
   187668   9.64   1.14  16.51   2   2   2
   187668   9.76   1.10  16.60   2   2   2
   187669   9.53   1.08  16.53   2   2   2
   187669   9.78         16.32   2   5   2
   187670   9.96         17.10   2   5   2
   187670   9.55   1.08  16.67   2   2   2
   187671   9.67   1.14  16.44   2   2   2
   187671   9.63   1.11  16.36   2   2   2
   187672   9.33   1.08  16.29   2   2   2
   187672   9.34   1.08  16.20   2   2   2
   187673   9.26   1.10  16.51   2   2   2
   187673   9.27   1.07  16.42   2   2   2
   187674   8.87   1.08  15.98   2   2   2
   187674   8.97   1.05  16.25   2   2   2
   187675   9.05   1.08  16.22   2   2   2
   187675   9.31         16.83   2   5   2
   187676   8.88   1.07  16.09   2   2   2
   187676   8.92   1.10  16.29   2   2   2
   187677   8.75   1.04  15.96   2   2   2
   187677   8.81   1.05  16.05   2   2   2
   187678   8.67   1.04  15.67   2   2   2
   187678   8.68   1.04  15.69   2   2   2
   187679   8.41   1.04  15.61   2   2   2
   187679   8.56   1.06  15.87   2   2   2
   187680   8.65   1.04  15.72   2   2   2
   187680   8.70   1.06  15.68   2   2   2
   187681   8.34   0.99  13.99   2   2   2
   187681   8.66         14.46   2   5   2
   187682   4.86   0.68   9.41   2   2   2
   187682   4.88   0.67   9.36   2   2   2
   187683  10.48   0.97  14.53   2   2   2
   187683  10.48   0.92  14.53   2   2   2
   187684  10.51   0.92  14.69   2   2   2
   187684  10.54   0.94  14.61   2   2   2
   187685  11.77   0.96  15.42   2   2   2
   187685  11.77   0.97  15.14   2   2   2
   187686  13.04   1.02  15.87   2   2   2
   187686  13.07   1.02  15.85   2   2   2
   187687  12.15   1.03  15.76   2   2   2
   187687  12.24   1.03  16.10   2   2   2
   187688  11.58   1.03  16.33   2   2   2
   187688  11.65   1.03  16.26   2   2   2
   187689  11.12   1.04  16.05   2   2   2
   187689  11.15   1.05  16.20   2   2   2
   187690  11.01   1.03  16.22   2   2   2
   187690  11.08   1.05  16.26   2   2   2
   187691  10.20   1.05  16.31   2   2   2
   187691  10.17   1.08  16.15   2   2   2
   187692   9.47   1.04  16.59   2   2   2
   187692   9.71   1.05  16.47   2   2   2
   187693   9.53   1.04  16.64   2   2   2
   187693   9.63   1.04  16.53   2   2   2
   187694   9.59   1.05  16.49   2   2   2
   187694   9.62   1.06  16.29   2   2   2
   187695   9.38   1.05  16.84   2   2   2
   187695   9.42   1.05  16.77   2   2   2
   187696   9.18   1.05  16.27   2   2   2
   187696   9.21   1.03  16.55   2   2   2
   187697   9.01   1.04  16.21   2   2   2
   187697   9.14   1.04  16.20   2   2   2
   187698   8.97   1.04  16.39   2   2   2
   187698   9.03   1.04  16.37   2   2   2
   187699   8.81   1.03  16.38   2   2   2
   187699   8.78   1.04  16.15   2   2   2
   187700   8.70   1.04  15.89   2   2   2
   187700   8.74   1.03  16.00   2   2   2
   187701   8.49   1.01  16.04   2   2   2
   187701   8.50   1.04  15.74   2   2   2
   187702   8.19   1.02  15.75   2   2   2
   187702   8.23   1.03  15.77   2   2   2
   187703   8.12   1.00  14.80   2   2   2
   187703   8.19   1.00  15.11   2   2   2
   187704   7.92   0.93  14.08   2   2   2
   187704   7.94   0.91  14.07   2   2   2
   187705   1.78   0.31   4.56   2   2   2
   187705   1.79   0.29   4.71   2   2   2
   187706   0.79   0.21   3.78   2   2   2
   187706   0.89   0.23   3.82   2   2   2
   187707  10.20   0.91  14.60   2   2   2
   187707  10.46   0.92  14.66   2   2   2
   187708  10.42   0.94  14.54   2   2   2
   187708  10.45   0.95  14.62   2   2   2
   187709  10.67   0.95  14.95   2   2   2
   187709  10.51   0.95  15.04   2   2   2
   187710  11.95   1.00  15.47   2   2   2
   187710  11.91   1.02  15.77   2   2   2
   187711  11.48   1.00  15.80   2   2   2
   187711  11.93   1.02  15.74   2   2   2
   187712  11.27   1.02  15.78   2   2   2
   187712  11.30   1.03  15.79   2   2   2
   187713  10.94   1.03  16.34   2   2   2
   187713  10.93   1.02  16.25   2   2   2
   187714  10.66   1.01  16.33   2   2   2
   187714  10.70   1.03  16.62   2   2   2
   187715  10.11   1.02  16.65   2   2   2
   187715  10.11   1.05  16.42   2   2   2
   187716   9.64   1.04  16.41   2   2   2
   187716   9.71   1.03  16.59   2   2   2
   187717   9.63   1.04  16.44   2   2   2
   187717   9.57   1.05  16.57   2   2   2
   187718   9.76   1.05  16.31   2   2   2
   187718   9.72   1.05  16.72   2   2   2
   187719   9.65   1.04  16.89   2   2   2
   187719   9.69   1.06  16.86   2   2   2
   187720   9.28   1.04  16.44   2   2   2
   187720   9.32   1.01  16.51   2   2   2
   187721   9.24   1.05  16.34   2   2   2
   187721   9.11   1.04  16.36   2   2   2
   187722   8.77   1.02  16.30   2   2   2
   187722   8.80   1.03  16.21   2   2   2
   187723   8.51   1.01  15.82   2   2   2
   187723   8.77   0.99  15.74   2   2   2
   187724   8.53   1.01  15.81   2   2   2
   187724   8.57   1.00  15.79   2   2   2
   187725   8.52   1.01  15.94   2   2   2
   187725   8.50   1.01  15.89   2   2   2
   187726   8.06   0.98  15.35   2   2   2
   187726   7.92   0.96  15.35   2   2   2
   187727   7.72   0.94  14.73   2   2   2
   187727   7.79   0.96  15.04   2   2   2
   187728   7.44   0.94  14.44   2   2   2
   187728   7.45   0.96  14.37   2   2   2
   187729   6.29   0.90  13.76   2   2   2
   187729   6.25   0.90  14.02   2   2   2
   187730   0.00   0.13   0.65   2   2   2
   187730   0.00   0.18   0.80   2   2   2
   187731   9.70   0.96  14.91   2   2   2
   187731   9.74   0.93  14.91   2   2   2
   187732   9.43   0.97  14.71   2   2   2
   187732   9.46   0.95  14.49   2   2   2
   187733  10.81   0.96  15.13   2   2   2
   187733  10.68   0.98  15.14   2   2   2
   187734  12.75   1.03  15.76   2   2   2
   187734  12.72   1.02  15.51   2   2   2
   187735  11.98   1.03  16.11   2   2   2
   187735  12.02   1.04  16.09   2   2   2
   187736  11.68   1.05  16.21   2   2   2
   187736  11.71   1.07  16.26   2   2   2
   187737  11.43   1.07  16.13   2   2   2
   187737  11.24   1.07  16.36   2   2   2
   187738  11.03   1.03  16.25   2   2   2
   187738  11.03   1.04  16.30   2   2   2
   187739  10.48   1.08  16.62   2   2   2
   187739  10.57   1.03  16.49   2   2   2
   187740   9.71   1.09  16.63   2   2   2
   187740   9.74   1.08  16.63   2   2   2
   187741   9.67   1.08  16.46   2   2   2
   187741   9.60   1.08  16.87   2   2   2
   187742   9.69   1.08  16.95   2   2   2
   187742   9.66   1.08  16.75   2   2   2
   187743   9.75   1.07  16.62   2   2   2
   187743   9.82   1.08  16.59   2   2   2
   187744   9.54   1.08  16.69   2   2   2
   187744   9.58   1.08  16.51   2   2   2
   187745   9.66   1.05  16.54   2   2   2
   187745   9.30   1.04  16.63   2   2   2
   187746   9.20   1.07  16.52   2   2   2
   187746   9.32   1.08  16.48   2   2   2
   187747   8.84   1.06  16.09   2   2   2
   187747   8.87   1.08  16.23   2   2   2
   187748   8.76   1.06  15.62   2   2   2
   187748   8.80   1.03  15.94   2   2   2
   187749   8.82   1.03  15.95   2   2   2
   187749   8.62   1.04  16.06   2   2   2
   187750   8.64   1.05  15.59   2   2   2
   187750   8.58   1.03  15.84   2   2   2
   187751   8.33   1.03  15.09   2   2   2
   187751   8.44   1.03  15.11   2   2   2
   187752   7.96   0.97  14.50   2   2   2
   187752   8.03   0.96  14.40   2   2   2
   187753   7.79   0.96  14.09   2   2   2
   187753   7.72   0.93  14.05   2   2   2
   187754   2.54   0.37   5.69   2   2   2
   187754   2.97   0.36   5.73   2   2   2
   187755  10.22   0.92  14.40   2   3   2
   187755  10.31   0.89  14.37   2   3   2
   187756  10.26   0.90  14.49   2   3   2
   187756  10.30   0.93  14.42   2   3   2
   187757  10.51   0.87  15.02   2   3   2
   187757  10.45   0.94  14.88   2   3   2
   187758  12.58   0.95  15.76   2   3   2
   187758  12.44   0.94  15.71   2   3   2
   187759  12.00   0.94  15.80   2   3   2
   187759  12.07   0.95  15.78   2   3   2
   187760  11.56   0.94  16.01   2   3   2
   187760  11.69   0.97  16.17   2   3   2
   187761  10.98   1.00  16.17   2   3   2
   187761  10.96   0.98  16.15   2   3   2
   187762  10.34   1.00  16.27   2   3   2
   187762  10.61   0.99  16.38   2   3   2
   187763   9.91   1.00  16.54   2   3   2
   187763   9.92   0.97  16.31   2   3   2
   187764   9.53   1.03  16.50   2   3   2
   187764   9.64   1.00  16.54   2   3   2
   187765   9.69   0.97  16.91   2   3   2
   187765   9.59   0.98  16.94   2   3   2
   187766   9.81   0.97  17.01   2   3   2
   187766   9.67   0.98  16.61   2   3   2
   187767   9.69   0.96  16.85   2   3   2
   187767   9.73   0.96  16.73   2   3   2
   187768   9.39   0.92  16.73   2   3   2
   187768   9.48   0.92  17.01   2   3   2
   187769   9.47   0.89  16.91   2   3   2
   187769   9.50   0.94  16.89   2   3   2
   187770   9.29   0.96  16.73   2   3   2
   187770   9.30   0.91  16.45   2   3   2
   187771   8.86   0.91  16.13   2   3   2
   187771   8.95   0.83  16.43   2   3   2
   187772   8.81   0.96  16.55   2   3   2
   187772   8.82   0.87  16.50   2   3   2
   187773   8.47   0.85  16.71   2   3   2
   187773   8.63   0.85  16.20   2   3   2
   187774   8.53   0.86  15.99   2   3   2
   187774   8.59   0.87  16.04   2   3   2
   187775   8.05   0.80  15.07   2   3   2
   187775   8.15   0.84  15.21   2   3   2
   187776   7.88   0.79  15.74   2   3   2
   187776   7.97   0.85  15.44   2   3   2
   187777   6.35   0.68  13.49   2   3   2
   187777   6.36   0.67  13.70   2   3   2
   187778   1.16   0.15   3.45   2   3   2
   187778   1.16   0.17   3.43   2   3   2
   187779  10.26   1.22  14.38   2   3   2
   187779  10.36   1.08  15.14   2   3   2
   187780  10.28   1.09  15.19   2   3   2
   187780  10.44   1.06  15.21   2   3   2
   187781  11.91   1.12  15.65   2   3   2
   187781  11.93   1.12  15.65   2   3   2
   187782  12.22   1.16  16.23   2   3   2
   187782  12.26   1.14  15.97   2   3   2
   187783  11.91   1.15  16.62   2   3   2
   187783  11.91   1.17  16.60   2   3   2
   187784  11.40   1.15  16.32   2   3   2
   187784  11.41   1.16  16.57   2   3   2
   187785  10.87   1.15  16.48   2   3   2
   187785  10.90   1.16  16.78   2   3   2
   187786  10.63   1.18  17.11   2   3   2
   187786  10.62   1.18  16.78   2   3   2
   187787  10.06   1.20  17.25   2   3   2
   187787  10.16   1.21  17.01   2   3   2
   187788   9.94   1.19  17.06   2   3   2
   187788   9.95   1.19  17.11   2   3   2
   187789   9.93   1.18  16.99   2   3   2
   187789   9.94   1.19  17.01   2   3   2
   187790   9.88   1.19  17.43   2   3   2
   187790  10.41   1.19  17.02   2   3   2
   187791   9.93   1.18  17.34   2   3   2
   187791  10.07   1.19  17.39   2   3   2
   187792   9.95   1.20  17.13   2   3   2
   187792   9.99   1.20  17.06   2   3   2
   187793   9.78   1.19  17.25   2   3   2
   187793   9.94   1.19  17.32   2   3   2
   187794   9.51   1.19  16.99   2   3   2
   187794   9.47   1.18  16.97   2   3   2
   187795   9.44   1.17  16.83   2   3   2
   187795   9.49   1.17  16.93   2   3   2
   187796   9.23   1.15  16.65   2   3   2
   187796   9.28   1.15  16.56   2   3   2
   187797   9.02   1.16  16.44   2   3   2
   187797   9.56   1.15  16.79   2   3   2
   187798   8.42   1.12  16.14   2   3   2
   187798   8.51   1.10  16.12   2   3   2
   187799   8.20   1.10  15.57   2   3   2
   187799   8.27   1.10  15.66   2   3   2
   187800   8.00   1.07  15.13   2   3   2
   187800   8.02   1.05  15.13   2   3   2
   187801   7.49   0.99  13.57   2   3   2
   187801   7.50   1.00  13.57   2   3   2
   187802   1.31   0.28          2   3   5
   187802   1.34   0.34          2   3   5
   187803  10.63   1.06  15.36   2   3   2
   187803  10.64   1.06  15.22   2   3   2
   187804  10.62   1.06  15.57   2   3   2
   187804  10.52   1.08  15.43   2   3   2
   187805  11.97   1.10  16.26   2   3   2
   187805  11.88   1.10  16.12   2   3   2
   187806  12.59   1.12  16.47   2   3   2
   187806  12.71   1.12  16.28   2   3   2
   187807  11.06   1.12  16.31   2   3   2
   187807  11.17   1.11  16.24   2   3   2
   187808  11.31   1.14  16.81   2   3   2
   187808  11.22   1.13  16.77   2   3   2
   187810  10.84   1.14  17.07   2   3   2
   187810  10.88   1.16  17.09   2   3   2
   187811  10.01   1.15  17.23   2   3   2
   187811  10.09   1.17  16.77   2   3   2
   187812   9.61   1.15  17.05   2   3   2
   187812   9.62   1.16  16.86   2   3   2
   187813   9.83   1.17  17.23   2   3   2
   187813   9.77   1.15  17.21   2   3   2
   187814   9.82   1.17  17.21   2   3   2
   187814   9.81   1.15  16.93   2   3   2
   187815   9.61   1.15  17.33   2   3   2
   187815   9.61   1.15  17.21   2   3   2
   187816   9.31   1.14  17.33   2   3   2
   187816   9.40   1.16  17.07   2   3   2
   187817   9.06   1.13  16.66   2   3   2
   187817   8.99   1.13  16.56   2   3   2
   187818   8.91   1.14  17.03   2   3   2
   187818   8.95   1.12  16.54   2   3   2
   187819   9.16   1.20  16.98   2   3   2
   187819   9.27   1.15  17.07   2   3   2
   187820   9.09   1.12  16.77   2   3   2
   187820   9.16   1.15  16.70   2   3   2
   187821   8.63   1.09  16.13   2   3   2
   187821   8.59   1.08  16.38   2   3   2
   187822   8.32   1.09  15.92   2   3   2
   187822   8.31   1.07  15.64   2   3   2
   187823   7.94   1.04  15.00   2   3   2
   187823   7.95   1.05  15.37   2   3   2
   187824   7.12   0.89  12.08   2   3   2
   187824   7.13   0.90  12.24   2   3   2
   187825   3.00   0.38   3.10   2   3   2
   187825   3.00   0.40   3.01   2   3   2
   187827  10.18   1.05  14.59   2   3   2
   187827  10.40   1.04  14.65   2   3   2
   187828  10.65   1.05  14.79   2   3   2
   187828  10.69   1.04  14.79   2   3   2
   187829  10.87   1.06  15.25   2   3   2
   187829  11.30   1.08  15.18   2   3   2
   187830  11.18   1.12  16.31   2   3   2
   187830  10.96   1.10  15.99   2   3   2
   187831  11.04   1.16  16.73   2   3   2
   187831  11.00   1.15  16.91   2   3   2
   187832  10.05   1.12  16.43   2   3   2
   187832  10.09   1.12  15.97   2   3   2
   187833   9.91   1.13  16.87   2   3   2
   187833  10.04   1.14  16.71   2   3   2
   187834   9.70   1.14  16.57   2   3   2
   187834   9.74   1.14  16.64   2   3   2
   187835   9.72   1.14  16.64   2   3   2
   187835   9.89   1.14  16.57   2   3   2
   187836   9.74   1.15  17.01   2   3   2
   187836   9.77   1.15  16.89   2   3   2
   187837   9.41   1.14  16.52   2   3   2
   187837   9.47   1.15  16.62   2   3   2
   187838   9.00   1.13  16.16   2   3   2
   187838   9.01   1.12  16.18   2   3   2
   187839   8.99   1.12  16.02   2   3   2
   187839   9.02   1.11  15.81   2   3   2
   187840   8.75   1.12  16.09   2   3   2
   187840   8.88   1.11  16.18   2   3   2
   187841   8.60   1.09  15.56   2   3   2
   187841   8.74   1.10  15.81   2   3   2
   187842   8.14   1.09  15.51   2   3   2
   187842   8.18   1.06  15.37   2   3   2
   187843   7.77   1.00  13.81   2   3   2
   187843   7.74   1.00  13.72   2   3   2
   187844   7.37   0.93  12.57   2   3   2
   187844   7.37   0.94  12.22   2   3   2
   187845   6.10   0.86  10.90   2   3   2
   187845   6.11   0.86  10.76   2   3   2
   187846   1.68   0.37   2.41   2   3   2
   187846   1.77   0.40   2.53   2   3   2
   187847   1.28   0.36   1.30   2   3   2
   187847   1.31   0.34   1.09   2   3   2
   187851   9.78   1.09  16.00   2   3   2
   187851   9.84   1.10  16.07   2   3   2
   187852   9.84   1.08  16.00   2   3   2
   187852   9.86   1.10  16.09   2   3   2
   187853   9.78   1.11  15.98   2   3   2
   187853   9.89   1.08  16.14   2   3   2
   187854   9.84   1.12  16.55   2   3   2
   187854   9.51   1.12  16.67   2   3   2
   187855   9.11   1.09  16.14   2   3   2
   187855   9.15   1.08  16.39   2   3   2
   187856   8.84   1.08  16.14   2   3   2
   187856   8.91   1.08  15.86   2   3   2
   187857   8.41   1.04  15.84   2   3   2
   187857   8.48   1.05  15.42   2   3   2
   187858   8.02   1.04  15.38   2   3   2
   187858   8.07   1.04  15.40   2   3   2
   187859   7.74   0.98  14.48   2   3   2
   187859   7.84   0.99  14.46   2   3   2
   187860   7.21   0.94  13.35   2   3   2
   187860   7.25   0.93  13.17   2   3   2
   187861   6.85   0.90  12.64   2   3   2
   187861   6.91   0.89  12.87   2   3   2
   187862   5.36   0.72   9.18   2   3   2
   187862   5.03   0.72   9.13   2   3   2
   187867   1.74   0.35   2.79   9   9   9
   187867   1.77   0.36   2.49   9   9   9
   187872   1.67   0.35   2.12   2   3   3
   187872   1.70   0.35   1.98   2   3   3
   187875   8.19   0.88  15.06   2   3   2
   187875   8.47   0.90  15.29   2   3   2
   187876   8.14   0.91  15.38   2   3   2
   187876   8.20   0.90  15.38   2   3   2
   187877   7.99   0.88  15.06   2   3   2
   187877   8.06   0.91  15.11   2   3   2
   187878   7.79   0.89  15.15   2   3   2
   187878   7.82   0.88  14.71   2   3   2
   187879   7.33   0.84  13.82   2   3   2
   187879   7.35   0.81  13.80   2   3   2
   187880   6.58   0.75  11.75   2   3   2
   187880   6.54   0.73  11.98   2   3   2
   187881   5.15   0.65   9.23   2   3   2
   187881   5.21   0.65   9.23   2   3   2
   187886   1.58   0.31   3.12   2   3   3
   187886   1.61   0.31   2.06   2   3   3
   187891   1.41   0.28   1.21   2   3   2
   187891   1.47   0.27   1.37   2   3   2
   187893   5.25   0.56   8.72   2   3   2
   187893   5.37   0.55   8.77   2   3   2
   187898   5.04   0.58   8.10   2   3   2
   187898   5.04   0.53   8.12   2   3   2
   187902   0.37   0.20   0.15   2   3   3
   187902   0.41   0.19   0.29   2   3   3
   187908  10.41   1.06  16.00   2   2   2
   187908  10.47   1.16  15.99   2   2   2
   187909   9.89   1.10  16.53   2   2   2
   187909   9.86   1.10  16.39   2   2   2
   187910   9.73   1.00  16.16   2   3   2
   187910   9.86   1.09  16.37   2   3   2
   187911  10.01   1.11  16.65   2   2   2
   187911  10.04   1.08  16.55   2   2   2
   187912   9.62   1.09  16.16   2   2   2
   187912   9.69   1.08  16.46   2   2   2
   187913   9.52   1.10  16.64   2   2   2
   187913   9.58   1.11  16.60   2   2   2
   187914   8.58   1.08  15.48   2   2   2
   187914   8.68   1.05  15.81   2   2   2
   187915   8.35   1.05  15.64   2   2   2
   187915   8.35   1.08  15.58   2   2   2
   187916   8.11   1.04  14.97   2   2   2
   187916   8.11   1.10  14.92   2   2   2
   187917   7.85   1.05  15.00   2   2   2
   187917   7.82   1.05  15.20   2   2   2
   187918   7.39   1.00  14.27   2   2   2
   187918   7.68   1.02  14.18   2   2   2
   187919   5.81   0.96  12.12   2   2   2
   187919   5.87   0.96  12.20   2   2   2
   187920   1.35   0.57   3.86   2   2   2
   187920   1.36   0.47   3.97   2   2   2
   187921   0.22   0.21   0.00   2   2   2
   187921   0.32   0.23   0.00   2   2   2
   187922  10.92   1.04  15.56   2   3   2
   187922  11.14   0.87  15.82   2   3   2
   187923  10.42   1.04  16.13   2   2   2
   187923  10.54   1.02  16.06   2   2   2
   187924  10.13   1.04  15.79   2   2   2
   187924  10.20   1.04  16.13   2   2   2
   187925   9.86   0.94  16.32   2   3   2
   187925   9.85   1.04  16.44   2   3   2
   187926   9.64   1.03  16.22   2   2   2
   187926   9.71   1.03  16.48   2   2   2
   187927   9.53   0.87  16.26   2   3   2
   187927   9.60   1.05  16.29   2   3   2
   187928   9.54   1.01  16.55   2   2   2
   187928   9.55   1.06  16.31   2   2   2
   187929   9.69   1.05  16.52   2   2   2
   187929  10.19   1.05  16.62   2   2   2
   187930   9.62   0.96  16.37   2   3   2
   187930   9.64   1.02  16.44   2   3   2
   187931   9.36   1.04  16.29   2   2   2
   187931   9.44   1.04  16.39   2   2   2
   187932   8.79   1.05  16.15   2   2   2
   187932   8.87   1.02  16.22   2   2   2
   187933   8.13   1.03  15.62   2   2   2
   187933   8.29   1.01  15.59   2   2   2
   187934   8.34   1.01  15.47   2   2   2
   187934  10.40   1.00  15.50   3   2   2
   187935   7.94   1.01  15.21   2   2   2
   187935   7.90   1.00  14.97   2   2   2
   187936   7.56   0.99  15.13   2   2   2
   187936   7.53   1.01  15.28   2   2   2
   187937   6.87   0.98  14.08   2   2   2
   187937   6.92   0.96  13.86   2   2   2
   187938   0.00   0.20   0.00   2   2   2
   187938   0.00   0.21   0.00   2   2   2
   187939   0.00   0.18   0.00   2   2   2
   187939   0.00   0.15   0.00   2   2   2
   187940  10.65   0.96  14.64   2   2   2
   187940  10.81   0.97  14.90   2   2   2
   187941  10.86   0.96  14.90   2   2   2
   187941  11.12   0.96  14.89   2   2   2
   187942  10.78   0.98  15.01   2   2   2
   187942  10.81   0.98  14.99   2   2   2
   187943  10.96   1.01  15.20   2   2   2
   187943  10.92   1.00  15.37   2   2   2
   187944  11.07   1.00  15.63   2   2   2
   187944  10.85   1.00  15.56   2   2   2
   187945  10.77   1.02  15.82   2   2   2
   187945  10.89   1.01  15.77   2   2   2
   187946  10.55   1.00  15.86   2   2   2
   187946  10.61   1.00  15.97   2   2   2
   187947  10.28   1.02  16.21   2   2   2
   187947  10.14   1.03  16.23   2   2   2
   187948   9.60   1.04  16.16   2   2   2
   187948   9.64   1.04  16.07   2   2   2
   187949   9.42   1.04  16.54   2   2   2
   187949   9.50   1.05  16.37   2   2   2
   187950   9.55   1.04  16.76   2   2   2
   187950   9.60   1.09  16.61   2   2   2
   187951   9.56   1.06  16.78   2   2   2
   187951   9.52   1.05  16.65   2   2   2
   187952  10.00   1.06  16.46   2   2   2
   187952   9.34   1.06  16.44   2   2   2
   187953   8.78   1.03  16.24   2   2   2
   187953   8.94   1.03  16.24   2   2   2
   187954   8.27   1.00  15.68   2   2   2
   187954   8.28   0.99  15.47   2   2   2
   187955   8.07   0.97  15.37   2   2   2
   187955   8.03   0.99  15.42   2   2   2
   187956   7.85   0.98  15.17   2   2   2
   187956   7.89   0.99  15.20   2   2   2
   187957   7.74   0.97  14.69   2   2   2
   187957   7.80   0.98  14.74   2   2   2
   187958   6.89   0.93  12.50   2   2   2
   187958   7.10   0.93  12.56   2   2   2
   187959   3.38   0.63   5.47   2   2   2
   187959   3.21   0.63   5.47   2   2   2
   187960   1.09   0.34   1.15   2   2   2
   187960   1.06   0.35   1.16   2   2   2
   187964  10.27   0.97  14.35   2   2   2
   187964  10.36   0.96  14.97   2   2   2
   187965  10.74   0.97  14.82   2   2   2
   187965  10.93   0.97  15.08   2   2   2
   187966  11.01   1.01  15.63   2   2   2
   187966  11.05   1.00  15.70   2   2   2
   187967  10.90   1.01  15.86   2   2   2
   187967  10.93   1.01  15.48   2   2   2
   187968  10.68   1.02  15.91   2   2   2
   187968  10.69   1.02  15.76   2   2   2
   187969  10.54   1.02  16.15   2   2   2
   187969  10.57   1.04  16.17   2   2   2
   187970  10.16   1.05  16.17   2   2   2
   187970  10.27   1.05  16.26   2   2   2
   187971   9.79   1.05  16.38   2   2   2
   187971   9.83   1.04  16.40   2   2   2
   187972   9.46   1.06  16.69   2   2   2
   187972   9.48   1.04  16.71   2   2   2
   187973   9.47   1.05  16.42   2   2   2
   187973   9.53   1.04  16.58   2   2   2
   187974   9.45   1.04  16.65   2   2   2
   187974   9.46   1.06  16.80   2   2   2
   187975   9.31   1.05  16.53   2   2   2
   187975   9.27   1.07  16.60   2   2   2
   187976   9.33   1.06  16.74   2   2   2
   187976   9.38   1.06  16.67   2   2   2
   187977   9.08   1.06  16.55   2   2   2
   187977   9.17   1.04  16.47   2   2   2
   187978   8.83   1.04  15.99   2   2   2
   187978   9.17   1.02  16.11   2   2   2
   187980   8.49   1.00  15.73   2   2   2
   187980   8.50   1.01  15.78   2   2   2
   187982   7.67   0.98  14.86   2   2   2
   187982   7.74   0.97  15.20   2   2   2
   187983   8.18   0.99  14.93   2   2   2
   187983   8.24   0.98  15.02   2   2   2
   187984   7.45   0.96  13.47   2   2   2
   187984   7.48   0.96  13.89   2   2   2
   187985   5.98   0.82  10.06   2   2   2
   187985   5.91   0.81   9.97   2   2   2
   187986   1.74   0.34   1.77   2   2   2
   187986   1.75   0.34   1.84   2   2   2
   187988  10.21   0.97  14.58   2   2   2
   187988  10.27   0.97  14.84   2   2   2
   187989  10.36   0.96  14.89   2   2   2
   187989  10.38   0.97  14.79   2   2   2
   187990  10.99   0.99  15.12   2   2   2
   187990  11.18   1.01  14.91   2   2   2
   187991  11.23   1.00  15.70   2   2   2
   187991  11.29   1.00  15.65   2   2   2
   187992  10.75   1.01  15.54   2   2   2
   187992  10.79   1.01  15.59   2   2   2
   187993  10.41   1.03  15.51   2   2   2
   187993  10.45   1.02  15.66   2   2   2
   187994  10.53   1.05  15.78   2   2   2
   187994  10.46   1.05  16.13   2   2   2
   187995  10.16   1.05  16.25   2   2   2
   187995  10.26   1.05  16.33   2   2   2
   187996   9.59   1.06  16.20   2   2   2
   187996   9.66   1.06  16.18   2   2   2
   187997   9.45   1.07  16.30   2   2   2
   187997   9.54   1.06  16.17   2   2   2
   187998   9.53   1.07  16.32   2   2   2
   187998   9.62   1.07  16.63   2   2   2
   187999   9.41   1.08  16.53   2   2   2
   187999   9.42   1.07  16.60   2   2   2
   188000   9.27   1.05  16.35   2   2   2
   188000   9.27   1.06  16.28   2   2   2
   188001   8.93   1.06  15.85   2   2   2
   188001   8.93   1.04  16.21   2   2   2
   188002   8.68   1.05  16.20   2   2   2
   188002   8.73   1.05  16.04   2   2   2
   188003   8.32   1.02  15.79   2   2   2
   188003   8.35   1.04  15.50   2   2   2
   188004   8.07   1.03  15.14   2   2   2
   188004   8.05   1.04  15.05   2   2   2
   188005   8.00   1.02  15.16   2   2   2
   188005   7.99   1.02  15.16   2   2   2
   188006   7.62   1.01  13.99   2   2   2
   188006   7.69   1.01  14.06   2   2   2
   188007   7.48   0.99  13.87   2   2   2
   188007   8.10   0.99  13.41   2   2   2
   188008   6.02   0.84  10.20   2   2   2
   188008   5.98   0.82  10.25   2   2   2
   188009   2.18   0.58   5.46   2   2   2
   188009   2.18   0.58   5.49   2   2   2
   188010   0.27   0.18   0.00   2   2   2
   188010   0.31   0.14   0.00   2   2   2
   188011  10.12   0.98  14.11   2   2   2
   188011  10.12   0.97  14.06   2   2   2
   188012  11.23   1.01  14.87   2   2   2
   188012  11.04   1.01  14.75   2   2   2
   188013  10.19   1.06  15.81   2   2   2
   188013  10.15   1.04  15.78   2   2   2
   188014  11.42   1.04  15.35   2   2   2
   188014  11.46   1.04  15.66   2   2   2
   188015  11.15   1.05  15.94   2   2   2
   188015  11.18   1.06  15.89   2   2   2
   188016  10.65   1.05  15.65   2   2   2
   188016  10.65   1.04  15.77   2   2   2
   188017  10.38   1.07  15.76   2   2   2
   188017  10.53   1.05  15.79   2   2   2
   188018  10.13   1.06  16.22   2   2   2
   188018  10.20   1.07  16.10   2   2   2
   188019   9.64   1.09  16.19   2   2   2
   188019   9.73   1.07  16.00   2   2   2
   188020   9.65   1.06  16.55   2   2   2
   188020   9.65   1.07  16.47   2   2   2
   188021  10.60   1.09  16.16   3   2   2
   188021   9.51   1.08  16.42   2   2   2
   188022   9.59   1.08  16.42   2   2   2
   188022   9.65   1.08  16.54   2   2   2
   188023   9.24   1.08  16.15   2   2   2
   188023   9.28   1.05  16.32   2   2   2
   188024   8.78   1.04  15.79   2   2   2
   188024   8.74   1.04  16.00   2   2   2
   188025   8.89   1.05  15.88   2   2   2
   188025   8.90   1.04  16.12   2   2   2
   188026   8.65   1.05  15.78   2   2   2
   188026   8.69   1.04  15.80   2   2   2
   188027   8.60   1.04  15.78   2   2   2
   188027   8.61   1.10  15.35   2   2   2
   188028   8.33   1.02  15.53   2   2   2
   188028   8.26   1.01  15.63   2   2   2
   188029   8.09   1.01  15.10   2   2   2
   188029   8.06   1.01  15.15   2   2   2
   188030   7.72   1.01  14.72   2   2   2
   188030   7.91   1.00  14.69   2   2   2
   188031   7.42   0.98  14.45   2   2   2
   188031   7.44   0.97  14.43   2   2   2
   188032   3.78   0.76   8.80   2   2   2
   188032   3.72   0.76   8.80   2   2   2
   188033   0.47   0.15   0.16   2   2   2
   188033   0.48   0.15   0.23   2   2   2
   188034  10.49   1.02  14.35   2   2   2
   188034  10.50   1.03  14.26   2   2   2
   188035  10.29   1.00  14.30   2   2   2
   188035  10.46   1.04  14.37   2   2   2
   188036  10.44   1.02  14.55   2   2   2
   188036  10.32   1.06  14.27   2   2   2
   188037  11.49   1.05  15.24   2   2   2
   188037  11.42   1.04  15.36   2   2   2
   188038  11.60   1.07  15.40   2   2   2
   188038  11.64   1.05  15.35   2   2   2
   188039  11.21   1.08  15.66   2   2   2
   188039  11.30   1.07  15.32   2   2   2
   188040  11.04   1.10  15.93   2   2   2
   188040  10.95   1.09  15.82   2   2   2
   188041  10.62   1.12  16.07   2   2   2
   188041  10.64   1.09  15.88   2   2   2
   188042  10.19   1.05  16.22   2   2   2
   188042  10.29   1.07  16.10   2   2   2
   188043   9.77   1.06  16.10   2   2   2
   188043   9.77   1.07  16.38   2   2   2
   188044  10.08   1.07  16.14   3   2   2
   188044   9.53   1.10  16.26   3   2   2
   188045  11.82   1.10  16.42   2   2   2
   188045   9.65   1.07  15.87   2   2   2
   188046   9.77   1.09  16.55   2   2   2
   188046   9.80   1.07  16.46   2   2   2
   188047   9.56   1.12  16.29   2   2   2
   188047  10.75   1.10  16.24   2   2   2
   188048   9.42   1.08  16.00   2   2   2
   188048   9.27   1.13  16.05   2   2   2
   188049   9.26   1.11  16.37   2   2   2
   188049   9.32   1.10  16.35   2   2   2
   188050   8.93   1.08  16.00   2   2   2
   188050   8.97   1.06  15.95   2   2   2
   188051   8.61   1.06  15.71   2   2   2
   188051   8.67   1.07  15.62   2   2   2
   188052   8.69   1.04  15.40   2   2   2
   188052   8.69   1.03  15.35   2   2   2
   188053   8.46   1.05  15.49   2   2   2
   188053   8.39   1.05  15.40   2   2   2
   188054   8.23   1.04  15.16   2   2   2
   188054   8.25   1.05  15.16   2   2   2
   188055   8.15   1.03  15.11   2   2   2
   188055   8.18   1.03  15.13   2   2   2
   188056   7.47   0.97  12.57   2   2   2
   188056   7.31   0.96  12.45   2   2   2
   188064  10.43   0.97  13.88   2   2   2
   188064  10.48   0.95  13.97   2   2   2
   188065  10.14   1.00  13.72   2   2   2
   188065  10.20   0.99  13.86   2   2   2
   188066  10.61   1.00  14.30   2   2   2
   188066  10.76   0.99  14.35   2   2   2
   188067  11.68   1.01  15.00   2   2   2
   188067  11.61   1.02  14.97   2   2   2
   188068  11.28   1.03  15.20   2   2   2
   188068  11.25   1.08  15.02   2   2   2
   188069  11.14   1.10  15.29   2   2   2
   188069  11.15   1.07  15.29   2   2   2
   188070  10.75   1.07  15.66   2   2   2
   188070  10.85   1.06  15.47   2   2   2
   188071  10.49   1.07  15.70   2   2   2
   188071  10.64   1.10  15.77   2   2   2
   188072   9.93   1.07  15.65   2   2   2
   188072   9.93   1.06  15.84   2   2   2
   188073   9.42   1.09  16.03   2   2   2
   188073   9.52   1.09  15.87   2   2   2
   188074   9.41   1.08  15.86   2   2   2
   188074   9.41   1.08  15.91   2   2   2
   188075   9.43   1.08  15.90   2   2   2
   188075   9.62   1.07  15.95   2   2   2
   188076   9.52   1.08  16.04   2   2   2
   188076   9.64   1.10  16.17   2   2   2
   188077   9.25   1.12  16.13   2   2   2
   188077   9.28   1.07  15.87   2   2   2
   188078   9.01   1.06  15.68   2   2   2
   188078   9.08   1.08  15.66   2   2   2
   188079   9.01   1.05  15.67   2   2   2
   188079   9.04   1.12  15.44   2   2   2
   188080   8.77   1.08  15.25   2   2   2
   188080   8.71   1.05  15.20   2   2   2
   188081   8.74   1.04  15.39   2   2   2
   188081   9.32   1.07  15.30   2   2   2
   188082   8.38   1.02  15.02   2   2   2
   188082   8.38   1.03  15.00   2   2   2
   188083   8.49   1.04  15.13   2   2   2
   188083   8.53   1.08  14.76   2   2   2
   188084   8.71   1.07  15.38   2   2   2
   188084  10.87   1.06  15.29   3   2   2
   188085   8.79   1.05  15.05   2   2   2
   188085   8.80   1.09  15.07   2   2   2
   188086   7.61   0.96  12.49   2   2   2
   188086   7.99   1.02  12.23   2   2   2
   188087   1.71   0.28   0.00   2   2   2
   188087   2.02   0.23   0.00   2   2   2
   188088  10.51   0.98  13.79   2   2   2
   188088  10.38   0.97  14.02   2   2   2
   188089  10.54   0.99  14.41   2   2   2
   188089  10.66   1.00  14.63   2   2   2
   188090  11.75   1.05  14.74   2   2   2
   188090  11.80   1.00  15.00   2   2   2
   188091  12.35   1.05  15.39   2   2   2
   188091  12.36   1.04  15.43   2   2   2
   188092  11.64   1.05  15.59   2   2   2
   188092  11.69   1.12  15.57   2   2   2
   188093  11.10   1.07  15.50   2   2   2
   188093  11.21   1.13  15.68   2   2   2
   188094  10.66   1.05  15.79   2   2   2
   188094  10.68   1.07  15.63   2   2   2
   188095  10.10   1.05  15.51   2   2   2
   188095  10.34   1.05  15.79   2   2   2
   188096  10.42   1.04  16.67   2   2   2
   188096  10.18   1.16  16.47   2   2   2
   188097   9.70   1.05  16.70   2   2   2
   188097   9.71   1.06  16.27   2   2   2
   188098   9.55   1.05  16.70   2   2   2
   188098   9.69   1.03  16.27   2   2   2
   188099   9.60   1.04  16.13   2   2   2
   188099   9.65   1.07  16.57   2   2   2
   188100   9.65   1.05  16.53   2   2   2
   188100   9.70   1.03  16.02   2   2   2
   188101   9.07   1.00  15.84   2   2   2
   188101   9.31   1.05  16.35   2   2   2
   188102   8.90   1.04  16.44   2   2   2
   188102   9.03   1.08  15.86   2   2   2
   188103   8.88   1.02  16.19   2   2   2
   188103   8.88   1.07  15.54   2   2   2
   188104   8.74   1.04  16.12   2   2   2
   188104   8.90   1.04  16.15   2   2   2
   188105   8.50   1.04  15.79   2   2   2
   188105   8.54   1.11  15.80   2   2   2
   188106   8.18   1.04  15.47   2   2   2
   188106   8.18   1.04  15.31   2   2   2
   188107   8.36   1.09  15.79   2   2   2
   188107   8.32   1.06  15.71   2   2   2
   188108   8.28   1.04  15.16   2   2   2
   188108   9.02   1.04  15.44   2   2   2
   188109   8.15   1.04  14.84   2   2   2
   188109   8.21   1.04  14.98   2   2   2
   188110   7.76   1.09  13.81   2   2   2
   188110   7.66   1.01  13.83   2   2   2
   188111   4.53   0.57   3.98   2   2   2
   188111   4.56   0.57   3.84   2   2   2
   188112  10.46   0.97  14.28   2   2   2
   188112  10.52   0.96  14.33   2   2   2
   188113  10.28   0.97  14.65   2   2   2
   188113  10.32   0.96  14.78   2   2   2
   188114  11.07   0.99  15.30   2   2   2
   188114  10.98   0.98  14.90   2   2   2
   188115  11.92   1.00  15.68   2   2   2
   188115  11.85   1.00  15.68   2   2   2
   188116  11.53   1.03  15.56   2   2   2
   188116  11.55   1.01  16.13   2   2   2
   188117  10.91   1.02  16.03   2   2   2
   188117  11.07   1.02  16.08   2   2   2
   188118  10.74   1.04  15.94   2   2   2
   188118  10.67   1.02  16.56   2   2   2
   188119  10.06   1.01  16.29   2   2   2
   188119  10.19   1.03  16.51   2   2   2
   188120   9.30   1.01  16.40   2   2   2
   188120   9.30   1.01  16.25   2   2   2
   188121   9.39   1.01  16.58   2   2   2
   188121   9.45   1.00  16.48   2   2   2
   188122   9.53   1.00  16.38   2   2   2
   188122   9.47   1.02  16.46   2   2   2
   188123   9.43   1.01  16.53   2   2   2
   188123   9.21   1.00  16.36   2   2   2
   188124   9.16   1.00  16.39   2   2   2
   188124   9.20   1.00  16.46   2   2   2
   188125   8.90   1.00  16.34   2   2   2
   188125   8.94   0.98  16.12   2   2   2
   188126   9.05   1.00  16.54   2   2   2
   188126   8.98   1.03  16.45   2   2   2
   188127   8.75   1.02  16.17   2   2   2
   188127   8.82   1.04  16.35   2   2   2
   188128   8.53   0.99  15.86   2   2   2
   188128   8.54   0.99  15.71   2   2   2
   188129   8.39   0.99  15.94   2   2   2
   188129   8.40   0.98  15.84   2   2   2
   188130   8.29   0.99  15.77   2   2   2
   188130   8.26   0.98  15.72   2   2   2
   188131   8.32   0.98  15.80   2   2   2
   188131   8.21   0.98  15.87   2   2   2
   188132   8.08   0.98  15.63   2   2   2
   188132   8.17   0.97  15.36   2   2   2
   188133   7.51   0.93  14.30   2   2   2
   188133   7.56   0.93  14.40   2   2   2
   188134   5.42   0.79  11.87   2   2   2
   188134   5.48   0.79  11.85   2   2   2
   188136   9.75   0.92  14.44   2   2   2
   188136   9.75   0.92  14.04   2   2   2
   188137  10.08   0.95  14.86   2   2   2
   188137  10.15   0.94  14.91   2   2   2
   188138  11.81   0.99  15.16   2   2   2
   188138  11.85   0.99  15.18   2   2   2
   188139  12.62   1.00  15.73   2   2   2
   188139  12.71   0.99  15.91   2   2   2
   188140  13.14   1.03  15.83   2   2   2
   188140  13.15   1.03  16.03   2   2   2
   188141  13.51   1.04  16.36   2   2   2
   188141  13.60   1.04  16.61   2   2   2
   188142  12.65   1.05  16.01   2   2   2
   188142  12.65   1.04  16.19   2   2   2
   188143  11.63   1.02  16.46   2   2   2
   188143  11.66   1.04  16.44   2   2   2
   188144  11.40   1.06  16.37   2   2   2
   188144  11.38   1.03  16.32   2   2   2
   188145  10.57   1.04  16.58   2   2   2
   188145  10.61   1.04  16.38   2   2   2
   188146   9.72   1.04  16.65   2   2   2
   188146   9.78   1.05  16.63   2   2   2
   188147   9.70   1.06  16.88   2   2   2
   188147   9.83   1.06  16.61   2   2   2
   188148   9.72   1.07  16.78   2   2   2
   188148   9.73   1.05  16.86   2   2   2
   188149   9.72   1.07  16.49   2   2   2
   188149   9.75   1.07  16.64   2   2   2
   188150   9.64   1.07  16.94   2   2   2
   188150   9.80   1.06  17.04   2   2   2
   188151   9.86   1.08  16.87   2   2   2
   188151   9.88   1.08  17.19   2   2   2
   188152   9.25   1.03  16.60   2   2   2
   188152   9.07   1.03  16.50   2   2   2
   188153   8.72   1.04  15.91   2   2   2
   188153   8.74   1.04  15.77   2   2   2
   188154   8.64   1.04  15.97   2   2   2
   188154   8.83   1.03  15.94   2   2   2
   188155   8.60   1.03  15.85   2   2   2
   188155   8.63   1.02  15.90   2   2   2
   188156   8.46   1.03  15.53   2   2   2
   188156   8.47   1.03  15.51   2   2   2
   188157   8.29   1.00  15.31   2   2   2
   188157   8.30   1.01  15.46   2   2   2
   188158   2.24   0.59   8.48   2   2   2
   188158   2.24   0.60   8.74   2   2   2
   188159   1.58   0.45   6.59   2   2   2
   188159   1.64   0.45   6.54   2   2   2
   188160   7.99   0.98  15.05   2   2   2
   188160   7.96   0.99  14.99   2   2   2
   188161   8.15   0.97  14.72   2   2   2
   188161   8.21   0.98  15.16   2   2   2
   188162   8.14   0.99  15.24   2   2   2
   188162   8.14   0.99  15.33   2   2   2
   188163   8.04   0.99  14.82   2   2   2
   188163   8.07   1.00  14.77   2   2   2
   188164   7.84   0.99  14.58   2   2   2
   188164   7.99   0.99  14.75   2   2   2
   188165   7.86   0.97  13.70   2   2   2
   188165   8.11   0.97  13.85   2   2   2
   188166   7.85   0.92  12.54   2   2   2
   188166   7.94   0.91  12.52   2   2   2
   188167   4.17   0.72   9.96   2   2   2
   188167   4.20   0.69   9.85   2   2   2
   188168   3.45   0.61   8.78   2   2   2
   188168   3.42   0.61   8.68   2   2   2
   188169   3.93   0.63   8.95   2   2   2
   188169   3.94   0.63   8.80   2   2   2
   188170   3.86   0.62   8.76   2   2   2
   188170   3.90   0.63   8.88   2   2   2
   188171  10.16   0.97  14.30   2   2   2
   188171  10.17   0.99  14.33   2   2   2
   188172   9.80   0.97  14.33   2   2   2
   188172   9.83   0.98  14.23   2   2   2
   188173  11.99   1.02  14.94   2   2   2
   188173  12.02   1.03  15.34   2   2   2
   188174  12.74   1.05  15.88   2   2   2
   188174  12.87   1.05  15.83   2   2   2
   188175  11.99   1.05  15.65   2   2   2
   188175  12.06   1.04  15.75   2   2   2
   188176  11.88   1.07  15.86   2   2   2
   188176  11.85   1.08  15.96   2   2   2
   188177  11.13   1.06  16.32   2   2   2
   188177  11.20   1.07  15.78   2   2   2
   188178  10.63   1.07  16.32   2   2   2
   188178  10.74   1.06  16.27   2   2   2
   188179  10.34   1.07  16.02   2   2   2
   188179  10.37   1.06  16.20   2   2   2
   188180   9.62   1.06  16.23   2   2   2
   188180   9.66   1.06  16.38   2   2   2
   188181   9.29   1.07  16.41   2   2   2
   188181   9.33   1.06  16.38   2   2   2
   188182   9.40   1.08  16.13   2   2   2
   188182   9.44   1.07  16.41   2   2   2
   188183   9.52   1.08  16.39   2   2   2
   188183   9.55   1.08  16.54   2   2   2
   188184   9.13   1.07  16.52   2   2   2
   188184   9.09   1.07  16.49   2   2   2
   188185   8.91   1.08  16.47   2   2   2
   188185   8.98   1.07  16.39   2   2   2
   188186   9.03   1.06  16.09   2   2   2
   188186   9.06   1.06  16.24   2   2   2
   188187   8.67   1.05  15.97   2   2   2
   188187   8.86   1.04  16.15   2   2   2
   188188   8.85   1.04  15.95   2   2   2
   188188   8.87   1.05  15.95   2   2   2
   188189   8.48   1.04  15.90   2   2   2
   188189   8.49   1.05  15.72   2   2   2
   188190   8.47   1.04  16.05   2   2   2
   188190   8.50   1.04  16.05   2   2   2
   188191   8.52   1.04  15.95   2   2   2
   188191   8.67   1.03  15.75   2   2   2
   188192   8.47   1.02  15.07   2   2   2
   188192   8.38   1.01  15.10   2   2   2
   188195  10.39   0.97  14.92   2   2   2
   188195  10.40   0.97  14.49   2   2   2
   188196  10.57   1.00  15.18   2   2   2
   188196  10.67   1.01  15.15   2   2   2
   188197  10.79   1.01  14.68   2   2   2
   188197  10.81   0.99  15.38   2   2   2
   188198  10.93   1.00  15.46   2   2   2
   188198  11.03   0.99  15.56   2   2   2
   188199  11.17   1.03  15.49   2   2   2
   188199  11.20   1.02  15.39   2   2   2
   188200  12.11   1.04  15.82   2   2   2
   188200  12.14   1.04  15.90   2   2   2
   188201  12.63   1.06  16.41   2   2   2
   188201  12.70   1.06  16.43   2   2   2
   188202  11.47   1.06  16.46   2   2   2
   188202  11.48   1.04  16.51   2   2   2
   188203  11.28   1.08  16.64   2   2   2
   188203  11.43   1.08  16.62   2   2   2
   188204  10.37   1.07  16.47   2   2   2
   188204  10.36   1.07  16.31   2   2   2
   188205   9.50   1.05  16.53   2   2   2
   188205   9.34   1.06  16.25   2   2   2
   188206   9.46   1.06  16.35   2   2   2
   188206   9.51   1.06  16.66   2   2   2
   188207   9.50   1.06  17.04   2   2   2
   188207   9.60   1.06  16.94   2   2   2
   188208   9.42   1.07  16.76   2   2   2
   188208   9.40   1.07  16.79   2   2   2
   188209   9.16   1.07  16.51   2   2   2
   188209   9.19   1.06  16.51   2   2   2
   188210   9.14   1.07  16.82   2   2   2
   188210   9.24   1.06  16.69   2   2   2
   188211   9.80   1.10  17.41   2   2   2
   188211  10.01   1.10  17.10   2   2   2
   188212   9.08   1.07  16.21   2   2   2
   188212   9.06   1.06  16.39   2   2   2
   188213   8.76   1.04  15.92   2   2   2
   188213   8.57   1.03  16.04   2   2   2
   188214   8.68   1.04  15.77   2   2   2
   188214   8.69   1.04  15.77   2   2   2
   188215   8.67   1.04  16.10   2   2   2
   188215   8.71   1.07  15.54   2   2   2
   188216   8.47   1.02  15.75   2   2   2
   188216   8.37   1.03  15.77   2   2   2
   188217   8.80   1.00  14.66   2   2   2
   188217   8.83   0.99  14.54   2   2   2
   188218   5.97   0.66   8.41   2   2   2
   188218   6.07   0.65   8.53   2   2   2
   188219  10.39   0.98  14.56   2   2   2
   188219  10.45   0.98  14.61   2   2   2
   188220  10.31   0.97  14.56   2   2   2
   188220  10.27   0.98  14.34   2   2   2
   188221  10.80   0.98  14.77   2   2   2
   188221  10.65   0.99  14.62   2   2   2
   188222  12.57   1.01  15.43   2   2   2
   188222  12.59   1.01  15.18   2   2   2
   188223  11.56   1.02  15.72   2   2   2
   188223  11.60   1.02  15.59   2   2   2
   188224  12.69   1.05  15.97   2   2   2
   188224  12.00   1.05  16.18   2   2   2
   188225  12.17   1.07  16.18   2   2   2
   188225  12.24   1.06  16.15   2   2   2
   188226  11.90   1.07  16.59   2   2   2
   188226  11.94   1.06  16.05   2   2   2
   188227  11.16   1.08  16.64   2   2   2
   188227  11.28   1.09  16.74   2   2   2
   188228  11.02   1.08  16.59   2   2   2
   188228  10.99   1.09  16.59   2   2   2
   188229   9.96   1.07  16.50   2   2   2
   188229   9.72   1.08  16.47   2   2   2
   188230   9.85   1.08  16.48   2   2   2
   188230   9.86   1.07  16.53   2   2   2
   188231   9.78   1.07  17.01   2   2   2
   188231   9.84   1.10  16.94   2   2   2
   188232  10.02   1.11  17.09   2   2   2
   188232  10.14   1.10  17.04   2   2   2
   188233   9.40   1.07  16.66   2   2   2
   188233   9.41   1.09  16.61   2   2   2
   188234   9.45   1.10  17.05   2   2   2
   188234   9.58   1.10  17.07   2   2   2
   188235   9.63   1.09  16.74   2   2   2
   188235   9.66   1.09  17.07   2   2   2
   188236   8.98   1.07  16.31   2   2   2
   188236   9.08   1.09  16.18   2   2   2
   188237   9.01   1.08  16.24   2   2   2
   188237   9.06   1.06  16.55   2   2   2
   188238   8.99   1.05  16.09   2   2   2
   188238   9.03   1.06  16.32   2   2   2
   188239   8.34   1.04  15.71   2   2   2
   188239   8.45   1.03  15.66   2   2   2
   188240   8.15   1.03  15.28   2   2   2
   188240   8.36   1.02  15.08   2   2   2
   188241   7.82   0.98  13.67   2   2   2
   188241   7.78   0.97  13.87   2   2   2
   188242   1.67   0.45   6.72   2   2   2
   188242   1.69   0.46   6.50   2   2   2
   188243  11.08   0.93  14.28   2   2   2
   188243  11.33   0.93  14.42   2   2   2
   188244  10.69   0.95  14.49   2   2   2
   188244  10.72   0.96  14.57   2   2   2
   188245  13.23   1.00  15.39   2   2   2
   188245  13.30   1.01  15.29   2   2   2
   188246  14.07   1.04  15.97   2   2   2
   188246  14.24   1.04  15.90   2   2   2
   188247  14.45   1.04  16.14   2   2   2
   188247  14.47   1.05  16.14   2   2   2
   188248  14.08   1.06  16.23   2   2   2
   188248  14.18   1.07  16.28   2   2   2
   188249  13.54   1.06  16.01   2   2   2
   188249  13.50   1.06  16.45   2   2   2
   188250  12.77   1.06  16.50   2   2   2
   188250  12.89   1.08  16.60   2   2   2
   188251  12.10   1.07  16.23   2   2   2
   188251  12.13   1.07  16.54   2   2   2
   188252  11.27   1.06  16.74   2   2   2
   188252  11.52   1.07  16.57   2   2   2
   188253  10.54   1.07  16.54   2   2   2
   188253  10.59   1.08  16.56   2   2   2
   188254   9.89   1.08  16.32   2   2   2
   188254   9.89   1.08  16.54   2   2   2
   188255   9.78   1.08  16.75   2   2   2
   188255   9.88   1.08  16.63   2   2   2
   188256  10.09   1.08  16.88   2   2   2
   188256  10.12   1.09  16.90   2   2   2
   188257  10.14   1.11  17.00   2   2   2
   188257  10.11   1.10  16.90   2   2   2
   188258  10.09   1.10  16.94   2   2   2
   188258  10.10   1.10  16.82   2   2   2
   188259  10.00   1.11  17.13   2   2   2
   188259  10.00   1.12  16.89   2   2   2
   188260  10.02   1.13  17.38   2   2   2
   188260  10.02   1.13  17.23   2   2   2
   188261   9.26   1.10  16.91   2   2   2
   188261   9.41   1.10  16.91   2   2   2
   188262   8.93   1.09  16.23   2   2   2
   188262   8.96   1.10  16.16   2   2   2
   188263   9.20   1.11  16.20   2   2   2
   188263   9.20   1.10  16.45   2   2   2
   188264   8.02   1.05  15.06   2   2   2
   188264   8.03   1.04  15.11   2   2   2
   188265   7.95   1.15  14.52   2   2   2
   188265   7.98   1.17  14.54   2   2   2
   188266   0.00   0.58   6.79   2   2   2
   188266   0.00   0.56   6.89   2   2   2
   188267  12.41   1.01  15.24   2   2   2
   188267  12.35   1.03  15.07   2   2   2
   188268  12.43   1.02  15.04   2   2   2
   188268  12.36   1.02  15.14   2   2   2
   188269  14.53   1.06  15.55   2   2   2
   188269  14.62   1.06  16.02   2   2   2
   188270  15.46   1.09  16.40   2   2   2
   188270  15.53   1.08  16.48   2   2   2
   188271  14.98   1.09  16.28   2   2   2
   188271  14.97   1.09  16.21   2   2   2
   188272  14.08   1.08  16.25   2   2   2
   188272  14.12   1.10  16.23   2   2   2
   188273  13.29   1.10  16.86   2   2   2
   188273  13.37   1.10  16.76   2   2   2
   188274  12.48   1.09  16.49   2   2   2
   188274  12.55   1.11  16.86   2   2   2
   188275  11.63   1.09  16.59   2   2   2
   188275  11.60   1.09  16.86   2   2   2
   188276  10.87   1.09  16.66   2   2   2
   188276  10.83   1.10  16.59   2   2   2
   188277   9.97   1.08  16.46   2   2   2
   188277  10.01   1.10  16.51   2   2   2
   188278   9.93   1.08  16.53   2   2   2
   188278  10.05   1.09  16.97   2   2   2
   188279  10.05   1.10  17.07   2   2   2
   188279  10.01   1.10  17.00   2   2   2
   188280  10.03   1.11  16.82   2   2   2
   188280  10.04   1.11  16.92   2   2   2
   188281   9.93   1.11  16.85   2   2   2
   188281  10.11   1.11  16.80   2   2   2
   188282  10.16   1.12  17.48   2   2   2
   188282  10.20   1.13  17.60   2   2   2
   188283  10.13   1.11  17.01   2   2   2
   188283  10.04   1.12  17.08   2   2   2
   188284   9.97   1.12  17.47   2   2   2
   188284   9.96   1.11  17.55   2   2   2
   188285   9.20   1.08  16.81   2   2   2
   188285   9.23   1.10  16.69   2   2   2
   188286   8.12   1.03  15.32   2   2   2
   188286   8.34   1.03  15.30   2   2   2
   188287   8.01   1.01  15.00   2   2   2
   188287   7.99   1.01  14.71   2   2   2
   188288   7.50   0.95  13.68   2   2   2
   188288   7.50   0.97  13.73   2   2   2
   188291  11.61   1.01  14.95   2   2   2
   188291  11.76   1.01  14.97   2   2   2
   188292  12.75   1.03  15.41   2   2   2
   188292  12.82   1.04  15.41   2   2   2
   188293  14.20   1.04  16.01   2   2   2
   188293  14.11   1.03  15.62   2   2   2
   188294  15.45   1.08  16.21   2   2   2
   188294  15.42   1.08  16.38   2   2   2
   188295  14.96   1.09  16.30   2   2   2
   188295  14.97   1.10  16.50   2   2   2
   188296  14.01   1.08  16.33   2   2   2
   188296  14.16   1.10  16.60   2   2   2
   188297  13.06   1.08  16.62   2   2   2
   188297  12.99   1.08  16.64   2   2   2
   188298  12.22   1.10  16.64   2   2   2
   188298  12.23   1.10  16.69   2   2   2
   188299  11.05   1.09  16.69   2   2   2
   188299  11.09   1.10  16.74   2   2   2
   188300   9.82   1.08  16.37   2   2   2
   188300   9.84   1.09  16.57   2   2   2
   188301   9.47   1.08  16.41   2   2   2
   188301   9.47   1.08  16.63   2   2   2
   188302   9.62   1.10  16.51   2   2   2
   188302   9.52   1.08  16.48   2   2   2
   188303   9.61   1.08  16.66   2   2   2
   188303   9.76   1.09  16.75   2   2   2
   188304   9.75   1.09  17.00   2   2   2
   188304   9.78   1.10  16.95   2   2   2
   188305   9.77   1.11  17.14   2   2   2
   188305   9.73   1.11  16.72   2   2   2
   188306   9.97   1.11  16.92   2   2   2
   188306  10.01   1.11  16.92   2   2   2
   188307  10.06   1.11  16.99   2   2   2
   188307  10.09   1.12  17.41   2   2   2
   188308  10.11   1.14  17.67   2   2   2
   188308  10.11   1.15  17.77   2   2   2
   188309  10.14   1.12  17.72   2   2   2
   188309  10.11   1.12  16.98   2   2   2
   188310   8.81   1.07  16.08   2   2   2
   188310   8.71   1.07  16.03   2   2   2
   188311   7.80   1.00  14.53   2   2   2
   188311   7.86   1.00  14.46   2   2   2
   188312   7.81   1.00  14.41   2   2   2
   188312   7.82   0.99  14.26   2   2   2
   188313   6.24   0.94  13.13   2   2   2
   188313   6.20   0.93  13.13   2   2   2
   188315  11.09   1.01  14.57   2   2   2
   188315  11.18   0.99  14.33   2   2   2
   188316  11.02   0.99  14.67   2   2   2
   188316  11.07   1.02  14.74   2   2   2
   188317  12.07   1.02  15.30   2   2   2
   188317  12.10   1.04  15.23   2   2   2
   188318  14.20   1.06  16.03   2   2   2
   188318  14.17   1.06  15.84   2   2   2
   188319  14.32   1.07  16.06   2   2   2
   188319  14.28   1.07  15.96   2   2   2
   188320  14.30   1.07  15.96   2   2   2
   188320  14.49   1.09  16.13   2   2   2
   188321  14.07   1.09  16.52   2   2   2
   188321  14.07   1.09  16.10   2   2   2
   188322  13.40   1.09  16.57   2   2   2
   188322  13.30   1.09  16.54   2   2   2
   188323  12.63   1.09  16.39   2   2   2
   188323  12.67   1.10  16.42   2   2   2
   188324  11.94   1.08  16.37   2   2   2
   188324  12.12   1.11  16.49   2   2   2
   188325  11.23   1.10  16.71   2   2   2
   188325  11.24   1.10  16.81   2   2   2
   188326  10.32   1.09  16.61   2   2   2
   188326  10.26   1.09  16.29   2   2   2
   188327  10.22   1.09  16.75   2   2   2
   188327  10.15   1.10  16.73   2   2   2
   188328  10.33   1.09  16.50   2   2   2
   188328  10.36   1.12  16.87   2   2   2
   188329  10.32   1.12  17.12   2   2   2
   188329  10.35   1.12  17.07   2   2   2
   188330  10.27   1.11  16.82   2   2   2
   188330  10.31   1.11  16.97   2   2   2
   188331  10.14   1.11  16.92   2   2   2
   188331  10.20   1.10  16.79   2   2   2
   188332   9.97   1.12  17.28   2   2   2
   188332  10.10   1.12  16.87   2   2   2
   188333   9.96   1.13  17.38   2   2   2
   188333  10.02   1.11  17.28   2   2   2
   188334   9.37   1.08  16.42   2   2   2
   188334   9.52   1.08  16.61   2   2   2
   188335   8.60   1.03  15.31   2   2   2
   188335   8.63   1.05  15.24   2   2   2
   188336   8.40   1.04  15.21   2   2   2
   188336   8.44   1.04  15.33   2   2   2
   188337   8.65   1.02  14.23   2   2   2
   188337   8.83   1.03  14.35   2   2   2
   188338   0.52   0.31   2.54   2   2   2
   188338   0.56   0.29   2.57   2   2   2
   188339  11.14   0.92  14.41   2   2   2
   188339  10.99   0.92  13.97   2   2   2
   188340  10.69   0.91  14.41   2   2   2
   188340  10.71   0.92  14.36   2   2   2
   188341  10.32   0.92  14.52   2   2   2
   188341  10.39   0.93  14.29   2   2   2
   188342  11.25   0.94  14.91   2   2   2
   188342  11.36   0.95  14.96   2   2   2
   188343  12.00   0.98  15.52   2   2   2
   188343  12.01   0.98  15.15   2   2   2
   188344  12.40   1.00  15.70   2   2   2
   188344  12.53   0.99  15.80   2   2   2
   188345  11.88   0.99  16.07   2   2   2
   188345  11.92   1.00  15.28   2   2   2
   188346  11.45   1.00  15.86   2   2   2
   188346  11.49   1.02  16.02   2   2   2
   188347  11.38   1.04  16.13   2   2   2
   188347  11.29   1.03  15.94   2   2   2
   188348  10.87   1.06  16.07   2   2   2
   188348  10.99   1.04  16.13   2   2   2
   188349   9.96   1.06  16.13   2   2   2
   188349  10.03   1.04  16.29   2   2   2
   188350   9.57   1.05  15.95   2   2   2
   188350   9.63   1.04  16.05   2   2   2
   188351   9.62   1.06  16.03   2   2   2
   188351   9.66   1.05  16.26   2   2   2
   188352   9.41   1.05  16.16   2   2   2
   188352   9.48   1.04  16.00   2   2   2
   188353   9.22   1.05  15.93   2   2   2
   188353   9.30   1.04  15.80   2   2   2
   188354   9.26   1.04  16.06   2   2   2
   188354   9.36   1.05  16.48   2   2   2
   188355   9.13   1.02  16.06   2   2   2
   188355   9.03   1.03  16.30   2   2   2
   188356   8.93   1.04  15.88   2   2   2
   188356   9.01   1.04  16.09   2   2   2
   188357   8.94   1.04  16.38   2   2   2
   188357   9.01   1.04  16.44   2   2   2
   188358   8.89   1.02  16.28   2   2   2
   188358   8.93   1.04  15.68   2   2   2
   188359   8.25   1.02  15.73   2   2   2
   188359   8.59   1.02  15.63   2   2   2
   188360   8.33   1.01  15.47   2   2   2
   188360   8.36   1.00  15.37   2   2   2
   188361   7.93   0.97  14.53   2   2   2
   188361   8.03   0.98  14.61   2   2   2
   188362   0.00   0.16   0.00   2   2   2
   188362   0.00   0.14   0.16   2   2   3
   188363  10.28   0.94  14.30   2   2   2
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   188364  10.17   0.94  14.57   2   2   2
   188364  10.33   0.94  14.54   2   2   2
   188365  10.60   0.97  14.52   2   2   2
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   188366  11.47   0.98  15.07   2   2   2
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   188367  11.34   1.01  15.25   2   2   2
   188367  11.56   1.02  15.44   2   2   2
   188368  11.35   1.02  15.80   2   2   2
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   188372   9.56   1.04  15.94   2   2   2
   188373   9.35   1.03  16.37   2   2   2
   188373   9.45   1.05  16.47   2   2   2
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   188374   9.59   1.06  16.24   2   2   2
   188375   9.16   1.04  16.11   2   2   2
   188375   9.23   1.05  15.90   2   2   2
   188376   8.93   1.04  16.21   2   2   2
   188376   9.05   1.05  16.06   2   2   2
   188377   9.20   1.05  16.27   2   2   2
   188377   9.33   1.06  16.24   2   2   2
   188378   9.16   1.05  16.48   2   2   2
   188378   9.18   1.06  16.43   2   2   2
   188379   8.66   1.02  15.57   2   2   2
   188379   8.41   0.99  15.54   2   2   2
   188380   8.81   1.04  16.02   2   2   2
   188380   8.85   1.04  15.78   2   2   2
   188381   8.61   1.03  15.91   2   2   2
   188381   8.63   1.04  15.83   2   2   2
   188382   8.46   1.03  15.36   2   2   2
   188382   8.56   1.03  15.36   2   2   2
   188383   7.94   0.98  14.92   2   2   2
   188383   8.01   0.99  14.76   2   2   2
   188384   6.95   0.83  11.22   2   2   2
   188384   7.03   0.84  11.04   2   2   2
   188387  11.16   1.01  15.55   2   2   2
   188387  11.20   1.01  15.03   2   2   2
   188388  11.12   1.02  15.53   2   2   2
   188388  11.27   1.01  15.47   2   2   2
   188389  11.10   1.02  15.29   2   2   2
   188389  11.01   1.01  15.22   2   2   2
   188390  11.03   1.02  15.59   2   2   2
   188390  11.03   1.02  15.30   2   2   2
   188391  11.24   1.04  16.01   2   2   2
   188391  11.24   1.03  15.90   2   2   2
   188392  10.77   1.03  15.69   2   2   2
   188392  10.81   1.04  15.90   2   2   2
   188393  10.22   1.04  16.33   2   2   2
   188393  10.26   1.04  16.43   2   2   2
   188394   9.72   1.05  16.04   2   2   2
   188394   9.76   1.04  16.17   2   2   2
   188395   9.26   1.04  16.44   2   2   2
   188395   9.40   1.05  16.57   2   2   2
   188396   9.42   1.06  16.70   2   2   2
   188396   9.47   1.06  16.33   2   2   2
   188397   9.66   1.06  16.21   2   2   2
   188397   9.75   1.06  16.34   2   2   2
   188398   9.48   1.05  16.79   2   2   2
   188398   9.62   1.05  16.10   2   2   2
   188399   9.37   1.05  16.34   2   2   2
   188399   9.25   1.05  16.42   2   2   2
   188400   9.08   1.04  16.16   2   2   2
   188400   9.07   1.04  16.29   2   2   2
   188401   8.70   1.04  15.90   2   2   2
   188401   8.71   1.03  16.16   2   2   2
   188402   8.63   1.02  15.48   2   2   2
   188402   8.70   1.04  15.58   2   2   2
   188403   8.59   1.02  16.01   2   2   2
   188403   8.51   1.04  15.90   2   2   2
   188404   8.64   1.05  15.93   2   2   2
   188404   8.76   1.04  15.90   2   2   2
   188405   8.55   1.01  15.70   2   2   2
   188405   8.66   1.01  15.28   2   2   2
   188406   8.38   1.00  15.33   2   2   2
   188406   8.48   1.00  15.73   2   2   2
   188407   8.24   0.96  13.86   2   2   2
   188407   8.21   0.96  13.65   2   2   2
   188408   0.71   0.29   1.89   2   2   3
   188408   0.64   0.25   1.58   2   2   2
   188419   9.85   1.05  16.02   2   2   2
   188419  10.03   1.06  16.13   2   2   2
   188420   9.83   1.05  16.31   2   2   2
   188420   9.93   1.06  16.18   2   2   2
   188421   9.75   1.07  16.29   2   2   2
   188421   9.63   1.07  16.52   2   2   2
   188423   9.45   1.06  16.13   2   2   2
   188423   9.58   1.06  16.16   2   2   2
   188424   9.41   1.05  16.16   2   2   2
   188424   9.50   1.05  16.14   2   2   2
   188425   9.11   1.04  15.98   2   2   2
   188425   9.13   1.05  15.82   2   2   2
   188426   8.90   1.04  15.53   2   2   2
   188426   8.87   1.04  15.53   2   2   2
   188427   8.79   1.02  15.30   2   2   2
   188427   8.69   1.04  15.11   2   2   2
   188428   8.61   1.02  14.98   2   2   2
   188428   8.68   1.03  15.11   2   2   2
   188429   8.53   1.01  14.70   2   2   2
   188429   8.64   1.01  14.62   2   2   2
   188430   7.34   0.92  11.47   2   2   2
   188430   7.27   0.91  11.42   2   2   2
   188431   0.46   0.17   0.00   2   2   2
   188431   0.49   0.19   0.00   2   2   2
   188435   9.77   1.05  15.01   2   2   2
   188435   9.79   1.06  15.43   2   2   2
   188436   9.54   1.07  15.72   2   2   2
   188436   9.58   1.06  15.80   2   2   2
   188438   8.88   1.05  15.04   2   2   2
   188438   8.57   1.03  15.52   2   2   2
   188439   8.68   1.05  15.12   2   2   2
   188439   8.68   1.05  15.09   2   2   2
   188440   8.57   1.04  14.88   2   2   2
   188440   8.63   1.04  14.94   2   2   2
   188441   8.58   1.03  15.15   2   2   2
   188441   8.62   1.03  15.12   2   2   2
   188442   8.67   1.04  14.91   2   2   2
   188442   8.70   1.03  14.65   2   2   2
   188443   8.69   1.00  14.64   2   2   2
   188443   8.74   1.00  14.64   2   2   2
   188444   8.51   1.01  13.84   2   2   2
   188444   8.50   1.00  14.27   2   2   2
   188450   6.88   0.84  10.02   2   2   2
   188450   6.92   0.85   9.96   2   2   2
   188455   0.48   0.19   0.00   2   2   2
   188455   0.41   0.18   0.00   2   2   2
   188457  10.22   1.06  15.10   2   2   2
   188457  10.22   1.05  15.16   2   2   2
   188457   8.89   1.04  15.35   2   2   2
   188457   8.91   1.04  15.17   2   2   2
   188458   9.72   1.05  14.68   2   2   2
   188458   9.72   1.04  14.89   2   2   2
   188459   9.89   1.01  14.26   2   2   2
   188459   9.93   1.01  14.23   2   2   2
   188460  10.14   0.98  12.61   2   2   2
   188460  10.17   0.98  12.55   2   2   2
   188461   9.63   0.95  10.53   2   2   2
   188461   9.67   0.98  10.27   2   2   2
   188467  11.34   1.02   9.10   2   2   2
   188467  11.46   1.03   9.49   2   2   2
   188473   1.18   0.57   1.48   2   2   2
   188473   1.18   0.57   1.36   2   2   2
   188474  13.10   1.11  14.93   2   2   2
   188474  12.91   1.09  14.71   2   2   2
   188475  11.31   1.07  14.24   2   2   2
   188475  11.35   1.07  14.43   2   2   2
   188476   9.81   1.00  13.19   2   2   2
   188476   9.91   1.01  13.19   2   2   2
   188477  10.90   1.01  10.20   2   2   2
   188477  10.71   0.99  10.51   2   2   2
   188482  10.08   0.97   8.71   2   2   2
   188482  10.12   0.98   8.76   2   2   2
   188488  14.61   1.40  20.11   2   2   2
   188488  14.75   1.38  20.08   2   2   2
   188490  14.07   1.09  15.12   2   2   2
   188490  14.10   1.08  15.36   2   2   2
   188491  14.36   1.09  15.16   2   2   2
   188491  14.29   1.08  15.16   2   2   2
   188492  12.70   1.13  14.16   2   2   2
   188492  12.47   1.04  14.33   2   2   2
   188493  11.41   1.01  11.54   2   2   2
   188493  11.55   1.01  11.45   2   2   2
   188498   5.19   0.76   5.73   2   2   3
   188498   5.41   0.77   4.81   2   2   3
   188507   2.51   0.45   0.00   2   2   2
   188507   1.81   0.42   0.00   2   2   2
   188509  10.91   1.02  13.38   2   2   2
   188509  10.94   0.99  13.59   2   2   2
   188510  11.03   0.97  11.70   2   2   2
   188510  11.16   0.99  11.68   2   2   2
   188515  11.48   0.99   8.54   2   2   2
   188515  11.52   0.98   8.32   2   2   2
   188521   0.83   0.38   0.00   2   2   2
   188521   0.75   0.38   0.00   2   2   2
5.  Dissolved Inorganic Carbon in Seawater
    (Bob Gershey)
a.  Description of Equipment and Technique
The total dissolved inorganic carbon content of seawater is defined as the total
concentration of carbonate ion, bicarbonate ion and unionized species of carbon
dioxide.  Before analysis, the sample is treated with acid to convert all
ionized species to the unionized form, which is then separated from the liquid
phase and subsequently measured using a coulometric titration technique.  This
involves the reaction of carbon dioxide gas with a dimethylsulfoxide solution of
ethanolamine to produce hydroxyethylcarbamic acid.  The acidic solution is
titrated with hydroxide ion formed by the electrolytic decomposition of water.
The progress of the titration is followed through colorimetric measurement of
the absorbance of a pH indicator dye (thymolphthalein) in the ethanolamine
solution.
A known volume of seawater is dispensed into a stripping chamber from a pipet of
known volume and temperature controlled to within 0.4 C.  It is then acidified
with ten percent its volume of a 10% solution of carbon dioxide-free phosphoric
acid.  The solution in stripped of carbon dioxide gas by bubbling with a stream
of nitrogen gas directed through a glass frit.  The carrier gas exiting the
stripper passes through a magnesium perchlorate trap to remove water vapour and
acidic water droplets. The gas stream is then directed into the coulometric
titrator where the total amount of carbon dioxide gas is quantified.
b.  Sampling Procedure and Data Processing Technique
Samples are drawn from the rosette immediately following the drawing of the
oxygen samples in order to minimize exchange of carbon dioxide gas with the head
space in the sampler. This exchange will typically result in a loss of carbon
dioxide.  It is desirable that the samples be drawn before half the sampler is
emptied and within ten minutes of recovery.  Clean borosilicate glass bottles
are rinsed twice with 30 - 50 ml of the sample.  The bottle is then filled from
the bottom using a length of vinyl tubing attached to the spigot of the sampler.
The sample is overflowed by at least a half of the volume of the bottle
(typically 250 ml).  A head space of 1% is left to allow for expansion without
leakage.  If samples are not to be analyzed within four to five hours, the
sample is poisoned with 100 (l/250 ml of 50% saturated mercuric chloride
solution.  The bottle is tightly sealed and stored preferably at the temperature
of collection in the dark.
Theoretically, the coulometer should give a direct measurement of the amount of
carbon titrated based on calculations using the Nernst equation. In practice,
the coulometer's calibration is checked using Certified Reference Materials
obtained from the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, LaJolla, California.  These
samples are treated in the same manner as a seawater sample. Values are reported
in units of mol/kg.  The overall precision of the analysis should be at least
1.5 mol/kg for samples with concentrations in the range of 1800-2300 mol/kg.
c.  Replicate Analysis
The precision of this data was estimated as 4.2 mol/kg.   In total, 216
replicate carbonate measurements were obtained for 107 sample id numbers: 105
sample id numbers had one replicate and 2 sample id numbers had three
replicates. The following is a statistical summary of the absolute value of the
replicate differences; only acceptable values were used in calculating the
statistics.  Table C.5 lists all replicate measurements.
Number of Replicate Differences =  2 id had two replicates * 3 possible
Differences
+ 105 ids had one replicate * 1 possible difference  =  6 + 105  =  111
                           Statistic               Value
                     -----------------------------------
                     Number of Acceptable
                       Replicate Differences       102
                     Minimum (moles/kg)             0.0
                     Maximum (moles/kg)             9.2
                     Mean (moles/kg)                1.6
                     Median (moles/kg)              1.2
                     Standard Deviation (moles/kg)  1.6
Table C.5  Replicate water sample total carbon values in moles/kg.
             Sample ID          Total           WOCE
              Number           Carbon            QF
             ---------------------------------------
              186220           2139.9             2
              186220           2139.9             2
              186230           2106.1             2
              186230           2106.6             2
              186248           2131.9             2
              186248           2133.9             2
              186266           2138.4             2
              186266           2139.2             2
              186298           2148.2             2
              186298           2148.7             2
              186322           2151.1             2
              186322           2152.6             2
              186343           2148.2             2
              186343           2148.5             2
              186373           2146.6             2
              186373           2126.0             3
              186382           2154.4             2
              186382           2155.2             2
              186387            954.6             4
              186387           2150.6             2
              186406           2152.6             2
              186406           2152.8             2
              186446           2146.9             2
              186446           2147.9             2
              186461           2150.7             2
              186461           2152.7             2
              186495           2157.0             2
              186495           2157.0             2
              186537           2104.1             2
              186537           2104.1             2
              186582           2155.1             2
              186582           2156.4             2
              186611           2150.3             2
              186611           2152.3             2
              186662           2150.7             2
              186662           2151.5             2
              186691           2157.2             2
              186691           2160.4             2
              186722           2150.4             2
              186722           2153.2             2
              186722           2149.5             3
              186729           2151.2             2
              186729           2148.6             2
              186750           2150.5             2
              186750           2153.0             2
              186777           2148.3             2
              186777           2149.5             2
              186802           2152.9             2
              186802           2155.9             2
              186823             27.8             4
              186823            134.7             4
              186844           2152.6             2
              186844           2154.4             2
              186852           2124.8             2
              186852           2129.0             2
              186859           2114.9             2
              186859           2117.2             2
              186866           2021.2             3
              186866           2021.4             3
              186874           2148.8             2
              186874           2150.8             2
              186903           2150.7             2
              186903           2154.8             2
              186933           2151.4             2
              186933           2153.5             2
              186941           2129.4             2
              186941           2124.4             2
              186956           2152.4             2
              186956           2154.8             2
              186968           2154.3             2
              186968           2154.9             2
              187007           2153.7             2
              187007           2156.9             2
              187037           2151.9             2
              187037           2156.1             2
              187039           2148.6             2
              187039           2156.8             2
              187040           2148.2             2
              187040           2149.0             2
              187055            408.7             4
              187055            265.8             4
              187061           2154.0             2
              187061           2150.6             2
              187068            153.0             3
              187068            170.7             3
              187093           2150.0             2
              187093           2156.4             2
              187117           2159.5             2
              187117           2160.8             2
              187170           2152.9             2
              187170           2153.2             2
              187205           2154.0             2
              187205           2156.5             2
              187220           2150.3             2
              187220           2151.9             2
              187234           2155.0             2
              187234           2151.3             2
              187280           2151.5             2
              187280           2152.3             2
              187307           2151.7             2
              187307           2153.1             2
              187336           2152.1             2
              187336           2153.1             2
              187360           2150.5             2
              187360           2153.0             2
              187404           2149.9             2
              187404           2150.4             2
              187414           2143.2             2
              187414           2142.5             2
              187434           2136.2             2
              187434           2136.5             2
              187448           2119.0             2
              187448           2120.7             2
              187459           2130.1             2
              187459           2130.5             2
              187470           2110.1             2
              187470           2110.4             2
              187486           2152.4             2
              187486           2153.5             2
              187514           2152.8             2
              187514           2149.5             2
              187529           2152.0             2
              187529           2154.3             2
              187561           2149.3             2
              187561           2150.6             2
              187579           2150.9             2
              187579           2152.1             2
              187636           2151.8             2
              187636           2153.7             2
              187667           2149.4             2
              187667           2150.7             2
              187688           2156.7             2
              187688           2156.8             2
              187699           2151.8             2
              187699           2150.6             2
              187708           2154.0             2
              187708           2153.5             2
              187734           2154.9             2
              187734           2155.2             2
              187762           2151.7             2
              187762           2151.9             2
              187807           2153.4             2
              187807           2154.1             2
              187829           2151.9             2
              187829           2153.2             2
              187855           2150.1             2
              187855           2155.9             2
              187872           2040.2             2
              187872           2042.5             2
              187886           2041.6             2
              187886           2040.8             2
              187893           2084.5             2
              187893           2085.8             2
              187910           2153.2             2
              187910           2154.2             2
              187929           2154.7             2
              187929           2154.8             2
              187943           2154.8             2
              187943           2155.2             2
              187968           2153.8             2
              187968           2153.9             2
              187993           2153.9             2
              187993           2154.7             2
              188015           2154.5             2
              188015           2156.0             2
              188040           2153.1             2
              188040           2154.4             2
              188065           2153.1             2
              188065           2155.7             2
              188092           2154.1             2
              188092           2154.6             2
              188113           2154.8             2
              188113           2155.9             2
              188142           2155.5             2
              188142           2154.3             2
              188154           2149.5             2
              188154           2150.2             2
              188179           2151.9             2
              188179           2152.7             2
              188182           2150.1             2
              188182           2151.4             2
              188197           2154.2             2
              188197           2154.3             2
              188222           2153.3             2
              188222           2154.0             2
              188250           2154.6             2
              188250           2155.2             2
              188269           2157.9             2
              188269           2157.2             2
              188292           2157.5             2
              188292           2155.5             2
              188323           2151.2             2
              188323           2152.4             2
              188345           2151.0             2
              188345           2151.6             2
              188345           2152.0             2
              188363           2149.8             2
              188363           2153.1             2
              188389           2145.6             2
              188389           2154.8             2
              188391           2157.2             2
              188391           2154.5             2
              188425           2140.2             2
              188425           2164.2             3
              188439           2150.6             2
              188439           2150.7             2
              188460           2136.3             2
              188460           2137.2             2
              188475           2148.5             2
              188475           2149.0             2
              188491           2155.7             2
              188491           2158.1             2
              188498           2098.5             2
              188498           2100.2             2
              188515           2131.4             2
              188515           2130.3             2
6.  Alkalinity
    (Bob Gershey)
a.  Description of Equipment and Technique
The total alkalinity of seawater is defined as the number of moles of hydrogen
ion equivalent to the excess of proton acceptors (bases formed from weak acids
with dissociation constants of less than K=10-4.5) over proton donors (acids
with K>10-4.5) in a one kilogram sample. An automated potentiometric titration
system is used to determine this quantity. During the course of the titration
the pH is measured using a Ross combination electrode standardized using a
Hansson seawater buffer. A known volume (~25ml) of sample is measured in a
calibrated, thermostated pipette and dispensed in to an open cup. The alkalinity
of the sample is estimated from its salinity and acid equivalent to 0.7 of this
amount is added and the pH measured. A further three aliquots of acids are added
to bring the titration to 90% completion. The Gran Function F3 (Stumm and
Morgan)  is then applied to these points to obtain  a more refined estimate of
the alkalinity. Five additional aliquots are then added to complete the
titration.
b.  Sampling Procedure and Data Processing Technique
Samples are collected using the same procedure as for Dissolved Inorganic Carbon
(see Section 5b).
The pH values for the last five points of the titration are used to evaluate the
Gran Function F1 from which the final estimate of the equivalence point is
obtained. Hydrochloric acid used in the titrations is calibrated is two ways:
against  a standard solution of sodium borate using an acid base titration and
against  potassium iodate using an iodometric titration with sodium
thiosulphate. In addition, the calibration is checked using Certified Reference
Materials obtained from the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, LaJolla,
California. Values are reported in units of mol/kg. The overall precision of
the analysis is 1.5 mol/kg for samples with concentrations in the range of
1900-2400 mol/kg.
c.  Replicate Analysis
The precision of the alkalinity data was 9.5 mol/kg. The alkalinity replicates
consisted of 93 duplicate measurements, 1 triplicate measurement and 1
quadruplicate measurement. A statistical summary of the absolute value of the
replicate differences is given below.  Only acceptable sample values were used
when calculating replicate differences.  All replicates and their quality flags
are given in Table C.6.
                     Statistic                     Value
                     -----------------------------------
                     Number of Acceptable
                       Replicate Differences        79
                     Minimum (moles/kg)             0.1
                     Maximum (moles/kg)            13.1
                     Mean (moles/kg)                2.7
                     Median (moles/kg)              1.8
                     Standard Deviation (moles/kg)  2.6
           Sample ID           Total           WOCE
             Number          Alkalinity         QF
           -----------------------------------------
            186219            2267.8            3
            186219            2264.4            2
            186224            2213.2            2
            186224            2214.5            2
            186238            2298.0            2
            186238         1008138              4
            186239            2276.7            2
            186239            2278.2            2
            186254            2232.8            2
            186254            2235.2            2
            186267            2265.5            2
            186267            2258.6            2
            186297            2275.1            2
            186297            2277.0            2
            186301            2280.8            2
            186301         1008138              4
            186315            2279.3            2
            186315            2281.6            2
            186321            2271.5            3
            186321            2284.1            2
            186330            2265.7            2
            186330            2299.5            3
            186344            2274.6            2
            186344            2271.2            2
            186370            2294.7            2
            186370            2293.2            2
            186407            2294.4            2
            186407            2294.5            2
            186440            2297.2            2
            186440            2298.6            2
            186474            2297.0            2
            186474            2304.7            2
            186494            2298.0            2
            186494            2300.9            2
            186521            2297.0            2
            186521            2296.6            2
            186545            2293.5            2
            186545            2296.2            2
            186580            2303.3            2
            186580            2305.4            2
            186596            2284.6            2
            186596            2288.1            2
            186617            2079.3            2
            186617         1008138              4
            186618            2279.9            2
            186618            2280.1            2
            186630            2293.3            2
            186630            2290.3            2
            186637            2287.9            2
            186637            2286.3            2
            186672            2278.9            2
            186672         1008138              4
            186692            2298.7            2
            186692            2301.2            2
            186695            2280.6            3
            186695            2293.2            2
            186728            2285.0            2
            186728            2285.1            2
            186759            2285.7            2
            186759            2283.1            2
            186778            2295.8            2
            186778            2295.8            2
            186821            2223.7            2
            186821            2225.0            2
            186823            2214.3            2
            186823            2214.3            3
            186843            2286.6            2
            186843            2287.1            2
            186859            2287.7            3
            186859            2263.9            2
            186859            2264.6            2
            186859            2284.1            3
            186873            2369.2            3
            186873            2288.8            2
            186902            2285.4            2
            186902            2319.3            3
            186914            2290.1            2
            186914            2290.8            2
            186927            2296.8            2
            186927            2300.2            2
            186946            2296.6            2
            186946            2299.9            2
            186967            2300.0            2
            186967            2291.0            2
            187006            2295.7            2
            187006            2348.5            3
            187036            2291.6            2
            187036            2292.0            2
            187070            2289.4            2
            187070            2290.4            2
            187103            2292.1            2
            187103            2294.1            2
            187118            2302.8            3
            187118            2307.3            3
            187183            2287.1            2
            187183            2284.6            2
            187204            2290.9            2
            187204            2304.0            2
            187237            2288.2            2
            187237            2291.0            2
            187244            2287.1            2
            187244            2288.4            2
            187272            2292.1            2
            187272            2293.6            2
            187306            2290.3            2
            187306            2300.2            2
            187332            2288.4            2
            187332            2286.7            2
            187362            2282.7            2
            187362            2284.4            2
            187378            2278.6            2
            187378            2281.8            2
            187402            2280.3            2
            187402            2283.7            2
            187415            2269.9            2
            187415            2271.6            2
            187436            2221.5            2
            187436            2222.7            2
            187441            2223.6            2
            187441            2218.7            2
            187453            2248.1            2
            187453            2247.0            2
            187469            2270.9            2
            187469            2277.1            2
            187485            2285.2            2
            187485            2286.3            2
            187487            2227.8            3
            187487            2290.5            2
            187513            2288.9            2
            187513            2356.5            3
            187521            2290.4            2
            187521            2289.2            2
            187530            2291.6            2
            187530            2291.7            2
            187550            2290.1            2
            187550            2291.0            2
            187576            2290.6            2
            187576            2291.8            2
            187597            2290.9            2
            187597            2296.5            2
            187637            2285.7            2
            187637            2292.1            2
            187653            2291.3            2
            187653            2286.6            2
            187661            2294.4            2
            187661            2290.3            2
            187693            2289.9            2
            187693            2290.5            2
            187707            2300.7            2
            187707            2316.1            3
            187733            2298.5            2
            187733            2299.1            2
            188141            2305.9            2
            188141            2306.6            2
            188158            2294.5            2
            188158            2290.3            2
            188176            2298.6            2
            188176            2300.3            2
            188180            2291.8            2
            188180            2294.1            2
            188196            2297.1            2
            188196            2299.0            2
            188225            2300.2            2
            188225            2300.9            2
            188243            2297.2            2
            188243            2298.7            2
            188272            2313.0            2
            188272            2306.5            2
            188291            2304.8            2
            188291            2315.3            3
            188324            2305.8            2
            188324            2306.4            2
            188326            2301.2            2
            188326            2302.1            2
            188342            2301.7            2
            188342            2306.5            2
            188365            2302.1            2
            188365            2304.3            2
            188387            2298.8            2
            188387            2297.0            2
            188391            2306.4            2
            188391            2298.7            2
            188391            2300.5            2
            188423            2290.7            2
            188423            2291.7            2
            188444            2279.7            2
            188444            2284.2            2
            188457            2274.9            2
            188457            2283.7            2
            188482            2224.1            2
            188482            2224.8            2
            188509         1008138              4
            188509            2268.9            2
7.  Halocarbons
    (Michael Hingston)
a.  Description of Equipment and Technique
The suite of halocarbon compounds analyzed included the chlorofluorocarbons CFC-
12, CFC-11, CFC-113 and the halocarbons carbon tetrachloride and methyl
chloroform. The analyses were carried out on two purge and trap systems
developed at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography.  The water samples were
injected into the systems directly from the syringes used to collect the
samples.  A minimum of two volumes of water were used to rinse the sample
pipette.  The samples were purged for four minutes with ultra high purity
nitrogen at a flow rate of 80 ml/min.  The components were trapped in Porapak-N
trap which was cooled to a temperature of less than 10C.  They were then
desorbed by heating the trap up to 170C.  The contents of the trap were then
passed through a 75m DB-624 megabore column. The resolved components exiting the
column were quantified using electron capture detection.
b.  Sampling Procedure and Data Processing Technique
Samples are collected directly from the rosette using 100 ml syringes to avoid
contact of the sample with the atmosphere.  The syringes are rinsed three times
before they are filled.  To prevent contamination, the CFC samples are the first
samples which are collected from the bottles.  The samples are then stored in a
water bath of continuously flowing surface sea water until analysis.  Air
samples are taken in the winch room at the start of the cruise to ensure that it
is not contaminated.  The analysis of the samples is always completed within 24
hours after they have been drawn. Duplicates are taken at each station, with
some of these being run on each system to ensure that the results are
comparable.
Chromatograms are analyzed using a commercial software package. Concentrations
of the various components are evaluated from baseline-corrected peak areas.
Calibration is carried out using working gas standards made up at Brookhaven
National Laboratories.  These standards have been calibrated in turn against a
standard air sample ALM-64975 provided by CMDL/NOAA, Boulder Colorado. Standard
volumes are corrected for lab temperature and pressure.  Results are reported in
units of pmol/kg of sea water.  Clean air samples are also analyzed with each
station, as a check on the standardization.
c.  Replicate analysis
A total of 6 unique sample id numbers had duplicate CFC water samples drawn and
a total of 81 unique sample id numbers had triplicate CFC water samples drawn.
Replicates were taken at most stations, with some of these being run on each
system to ensure that the results were comparable.  A statistical summary of the
absolute value of the replicate differences is below.  Only acceptable sample
values were used when calculating replicate differences.  All replicates and
their quality flags are given in Table C.7.
Statistic                       CFC11   CFC12  CFC113  Carbon Tet.  Methyl Chl.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Number of Acceptable
  Replicate Differences       225     226      91       156          33
Minimum (pmoles/kg)             0.000   0.000   0.000     0.000       0.010
Maximum (pmoles/kg)             0.681   0.749   0.185     1.421      13.902
Mean (pmoles/kg)                0.087   0.090   0.024     0.171       1.974
Median (pmoles/kg)              0.058   0.068   0.010     0.126       1.002
Standard Deviation (pmoles/kg)  0.105   0.090   0.035     0.195       2.782
Detection Limits (pmoles/kg)    0.15    0.10    0.12      0.30        0.13
   Sample ID  Freon    Freon    Freon   Carbon   Methyl        WOCE
    Number      11       12      113      Tet.    Chl.          QF
   -------------------------------------------------------------------
    186225    5.990    3.140                     1007.760    2 2 5 5 4
    186225    5.911    3.077    0.312    8.394    780.578    2 2 2 2 4
    186225    5.804    2.980    0.292    8.559    686.619    2 2 2 2 4
    186245    5.129    2.579    0.311    7.475    743.850    2 2 2 2 4
    186245    4.662    2.667    0.341    7.475     27.252    2 2 2 2 2
    186245    5.100    2.820             7.740    534.840    2 2 5 2 4
    186263    4.379    2.326    0.341    6.432    108.585    2 2 2 2 4
    186263    4.389    2.326    0.292    6.432    171.834    2 2 2 2 4
    186263    4.427    2.277    0.350    6.578    119.172    2 2 2 2 4
    186303    4.106    2.218    0.234    7.074     77.451    2 2 2 3 4
    186303    4.126    2.296    0.214    6.928     52.581    2 2 2 2 4
    186303    4.116    2.189    0.156    5.838    230.952    2 2 2 3 3
    186320    3.425    1.761    0.175    5.877     26.698    2 2 2 2 3
    186320    3.464    1.781    0.224    5.877     93.472    2 2 2 2 3
    186320    3.396    1.810    0.292    5.877     49.582    2 2 2 2 3
    186347    4.213    2.238    0.253    6.869     55.160    2 2 3 2 4
    186347    4.194    2.257    0.214    6.869   1179.989    2 2 2 2 3
    186347    4.390    2.420    0.260    7.060               2 2 3 2 5
    186372    4.270    2.240                      307.930    2 2 5 5 4
    186372    4.135    2.228    0.214    6.655    159.487    2 2 2 2 3
    186372    4.190    2.460                        0.000    2 2 5 5 4
    186395    3.510    1.880             5.980     32.630    2 2 5 2 2
    186395    3.410                      6.060      0.000    2 5 5 2 4
    186395    3.405    1.751    0.175    5.819    272.634    2 2 3 2 4
    186433    1.673    1.099    0.117    3.794      0.000    2 2 3 2 3
    186433    1.790    0.866    0.146    3.804     24.575    2 2 3 2 2
    186433    1.800    0.953    0.136    3.784     22.328    2 2 3 2 3
    186465    3.259    1.605    0.234    4.807     42.208    2 2 2 2 4
    186465    3.289    1.742    0.146    4.865      0.000    2 2 3 2 4
    186465    3.308    1.800    0.263    4.466      0.000    2 2 2 3 4
    186500    3.026    1.537    0.126    4.943    142.198    2 2 3 2 3
    186500    3.060    1.510             6.020    805.440    2 2 5 3 3
    186500    3.016    1.411    0.117    4.913      0.000    2 2 3 2 3
    186524    2.958    1.605    0.272    4.777      0.000    2 2 3 2 3
    186524    2.977    1.605    0.146    4.680      0.000    2 2 2 2 3
    186524    2.977    1.528    0.185    4.729    540.818    2 2 2 2 4
    186541    1.703    0.827    0.000    3.405    128.564    2 2 2 2 3
    186541    1.703    0.827    0.000    3.405    128.564    2 2 2 2 3
    186542    1.508    0.700    0.000    3.172      8.911    2 2 2 2 3
    186542    1.508    0.700    0.000    3.172      8.911    2 2 2 2 3
    186543    1.518    0.720    0.000    2.909     84.436    2 2 2 2 3
    186543    1.518    0.720    0.000    2.909     84.436    2 2 2 2 3
    186553    3.114    1.567    0.204    5.196     98.009    2 2 2 2 3
    186553    3.114    1.596    0.195    5.575     89.446    2 2 2 2 3
    186553    3.160    1.680             5.530     -1.000    2 2 5 2 4
    186599    4.590    2.680             8.010     -1.000    2 2 5 2 4
    186599    4.457    2.482    0.311    7.815     13.158    2 2 2 2 3
    186599    4.660    2.610             8.050     -1.000    2 2 5 2 4
    186607    1.557    0.808    0.000    3.113      0.000    2 2 2 2 3
    186607    1.469    0.671    0.000    3.152     -0.973    2 2 2 2 3
    186607    1.498    0.720    0.000    3.191     44.442    2 2 2 2 4
    186629    1.510    0.780             3.120      0.000    2 2 5 2 3
    186629    1.470    0.800             3.310     12.720    2 2 5 2 2
    186629    1.508    0.905    0.000    2.753     35.179    2 2 2 3 3
    186660    3.629    1.761    0.243    6.120     56.948    2 2 2 3 3
    186660    3.668    1.771    0.243    5.935     99.729    2 2 2 3 4
    186660    3.760    1.940             6.200     21.680    2 2 5 3 3
    186710    5.167    2.696    0.341    8.894    160.193    2 2 2 3 4
    186710    5.187    2.803    0.311    7.551     -0.973    2 2 2 3 4
    186710    5.157    2.900    0.360    6.987      0.000    2 2 2 3 3
    186722    3.804    1.995    0.214    5.059    116.776    2 2 2 2 4
    186722    3.688    1.790    0.292    5.176     -0.973    2 2 2 2 4
    186722    3.824    1.917    0.243    5.526     80.367    2 2 2 3 3
    186751    3.619    2.150    0.224    5.351    645.419    2 2 2 3 3
    186751    3.551    2.072    0.204    4.690      0.000    2 2 2 3 3
    186751    3.600    1.888    0.243    5.848    245.270    2 2 2 3 3
    186785                               5.150               5 5 5 2 5
    186785    3.830    2.090             5.150     -1.000    2 2 5 2 4
    186785    3.911    2.199    0.204    5.439     69.587    2 2 2 2 3
    186810                                        295.820    5 5 5 5 4
    186810    3.892    2.102    0.311    4.894     -0.973    2 2 2 3 4
    186810    4.070    2.300             4.630     -1.000    2 2 5 3 4
    186825    6.623    3.165    0.214    8.269    323.855    2 2 2 2 3
    186825    6.450    3.400             8.340      0.000    2 2 5 2 3
    186825    6.555    3.311    0.263    7.986     94.404    2 2 2 2 3
    186850    4.282    1.761    0.165    5.479    310.336    2 2 2 3 3
    186850    4.438    2.287    0.165    6.559    299.466    2 2 2 3 3
    186850    4.380    2.510             7.090      0.000    2 2 5 2 3
    186861    5.100    2.657    0.311    6.862      0.000    2 2 2 2 3
    186861    5.159    2.657    0.302    6.960    187.226    2 2 2 2 4
    186861    5.188    2.813    0.311    7.057      0.000    2 2 2 2 3
    186881    4.408    2.258    0.282    5.625    211.338    2 2 2 2 4
    186881    4.068    2.413    0.321    5.625     -0.973    2 2 2 2 4
    186881    4.510    2.560             9.600      0.000    2 2 5 3 3
    186909    3.512    1.722    0.195    4.612    331.187    2 2 2 3 3
    186909    3.600    1.730             4.880      0.000    2 2 5 3 3
    186909    3.454    1.703    0.195    4.884   1118.867    2 2 2 2 3
    186930    2.960    1.570             4.370     -1.000    2 2 5 2 4
    186930    3.090                      4.240   1250.590    2 5 5 2 4
    186930    2.870    1.540             4.200     -1.000    2 2 5 2 4
    186949    1.839    0.905    0.175    2.899      0.000    2 2 3 2 3
    186949    1.868    0.924    0.000    2.899     62.168    2 2 2 2 3
    186949    1.907    0.963    0.000    2.899     45.794    2 2 2 2 3
    186971    2.630    1.250             4.260    145.480    2 2 5 2 4
    186971    2.640    1.370             4.460      0.000    2 2 5 2 3
    186971    2.680                      4.260     -1.000    2 5 5 2 4
    187012    2.773    1.352    0.000    5.040     57.032    2 2 2 3 3
    187012    2.714    1.411    0.000    3.717     57.032    2 2 2 2 3
    187012    2.530    1.304    0.000    3.911    132.842    2 2 2 2 4
    187043    3.800    1.940             7.910   1001.400    2 2 5 3 4
    187043    4.080    2.100             8.050    128.370    2 2 5 3 3
    187043    3.970    2.160             8.050    279.560    2 2 5 3 4
    187062    2.549    1.177    0.088    4.291     85.833    2 2 3 3 3
    187062    2.432    1.206    0.000    4.690    254.502    2 2 2 3 3
    187062    2.670    1.350    0.000    4.640               2 2 2 3 5
    187101    2.850    1.390             4.930    302.830    2 2 5 2 4
    187101    2.790    1.400             3.500      0.000    2 2 5 3 3
    187101    2.820    1.460             3.870      0.000    2 2 5 3 3
    187123    2.520    1.284    0.000    3.999     24.936    2 2 2 3 2
    187123    2.520    1.206    0.136    3.833     25.607    2 2 2 3 2
    187123    2.600    1.240             3.830      0.000    2 2 5 3 3
    187181    4.349    2.656    0.311    6.101     51.365    2 2 2 3 4
    187181    4.291    2.248    0.331    6.101     42.287    2 2 2 3 3
    187181    4.310    2.452    0.234    5.867     50.353    2 2 3 3 4
    187207    2.422    1.197    0.000    5.146     23.037    2 2 2 2 2
    187207    2.422    1.333    0.136    5.253     23.991    2 2 2 2 2
    187207    2.384    1.372    0.000    5.127     34.595    2 2 2 2 3
    187233    1.926    0.856    0.185    4.135     21.900    2 2 2 3 2
    187233    1.850    0.900             3.590     19.200    2 2 5 3 3
    187233    1.868    1.012    0.146    5.049     35.802    2 2 3 3 2
    187274    2.090    1.080             5.420     24.870    2 2 5 2 3
    187274    2.072    1.099    0.078    5.147     21.064    2 2 3 2 2
    187274    2.092    1.109    0.088    5.390     21.394    2 2 3 2 2
    187314    3.470    1.760             6.450     38.150    2 2 5 3 2
    187314    3.510    1.840             5.880     15.350    2 2 5 3 3
    187314    3.520    1.850             5.940     30.970    2 2 5 3 2
    187335    2.670    1.430             5.070     32.900    2 2 5 3 2
    187335    2.646    1.313    0.068    5.234     24.829    2 2 3 3 2
    187359    3.259    1.781    0.282    4.894     97.024    2 2 2 3 4
    187359    3.830    2.070             7.070     87.330    2 2 5 3 4
    187359    3.880    2.070             6.360     36.650    2 2 5 3 3
    187374    3.690    1.780             6.990     82.460    2 2 5 2 4
    187374    3.590    1.790    0.175    6.713     32.935    2 2 2 2 2
    187374    3.600    1.839    0.175    6.889     33.343    2 2 2 3 2
    187410    4.652    2.443    0.253    7.620     40.084    2 2 3 2 4
    187410    4.652    2.618    0.224    7.630     51.908    2 2 2 2 4
    187410    4.710    2.744    0.185    7.688     65.231    2 2 3 2 3
    187416    4.632    2.462    0.331    7.133     38.984    2 2 2 2 2
    187416    4.496    2.540    0.389    7.299     49.572    2 2 3 2 3
    187416    4.652    2.559    0.331    7.464     40.298    2 2 2 2 4
    187453    5.569    2.901    0.263   10.427     49.672    2 2 2 3 4
    187453    5.569    2.823    0.292   11.264     51.035    2 2 3 3 4
    187453    5.403    2.853    0.263   10.846     61.968    2 2 2 3 3
    187473    5.812    2.891    0.282    8.548     58.423    2 2 2 2 4
    187473    5.617    2.823    0.292    8.723     50.187    2 2 2 2 4
    187473    5.617    2.843    0.243    8.635     77.018    2 2 3 2 4
    187489    4.437    2.384    0.214    5.838     38.065    2 2 2 2 2
    187489    4.427    2.452    0.214    6.266     40.439    2 2 2 2 3
    187489    4.379    2.471    0.165    6.052     58.021    2 2 3 2 3
    187520    3.775    2.014    0.136    5.624     35.232    2 2 3 2 2
    187520    3.717    2.034    0.165    5.536     36.847    2 2 3 2 2
    187520    3.727    2.053    0.097    5.711     49.107    2 2 3 2 4
    187532    2.675    1.333    0.000    5.536     26.113    2 2 2 2 2
    187532    2.753    1.382    0.000    5.730     27.115    2 2 2 2 2
    187532    2.598    1.401    0.029    5.633     33.147    2 2 3 2 3
    187557    3.688    1.790    0.000    5.643     30.045    2 2 2 2 3
    187557    3.795    1.888    0.000    5.692     35.864    2 2 2 2 3
    187557    3.726    1.917    0.000    5.731     36.525    2 2 2 2 3
    187581    3.619    1.839    0.156    6.013     31.115    2 2 2 3 2
    187581    3.649    1.888    0.126    5.838     30.181    2 2 2 2 2
    187581    3.590    1.917    0.146    5.682     31.028    2 2 2 2 2
    187615    4.427    2.306    0.185    7.541     54.615    2 2 2 2 4
    187615    4.486    2.501    0.195    7.852     60.433    2 2 2 2 4
    187615    4.486    2.520    0.175    7.687     37.315    2 2 2 2 3
    187654    4.758    2.676    0.243    7.307     42.744    2 2 2 3 4
    187654    4.739    2.598    0.224    8.144     39.193    2 2 2 3 2
    187654    4.476    2.608    0.214    7.706     62.905    2 2 2 3 3
    187672    4.160    2.200             7.070     50.850    2 2 5 2 4
    187672    4.252    2.325    0.195    6.879     35.241    2 2 2 2 3
    187706    5.353    2.823    0.311    6.998     50.387    2 2 3 2 3
    187706    5.334    2.852    0.360    7.017     51.954    2 2 2 2 3
    187706    5.295    2.900    0.331    7.008     70.700    2 2 2 2 3
    187739    2.929    1.508    0.117    4.369     26.717    3 2 3 2 3
    187739    3.327    1.421    0.000    4.417     46.974    2 2 2 2 4
    187739    3.347    1.489    0.000    4.320     53.259    2 2 2 2 3
    187768    4.408    2.316    0.165    5.351     39.591    2 2 2 2 2
    187768    4.670    2.179    0.156    5.332     58.272    3 2 2 2 3
    187768    4.447    2.209    0.195    5.312     37.820    2 2 2 2 2
    187815    3.960    2.082    0.126    4.904     35.134    2 2 3 2 3
    187815    3.970    2.082    0.204    4.982     61.463    2 2 2 2 4
    187815    4.038    2.121    0.234    4.943     61.590    2 2 3 2 4
    187835    3.756    1.868    0.136    5.040     33.626    2 2 3 2 2
    187835    3.707    1.907    0.185    5.040     57.298    2 2 3 2 3
    187835    3.765    1.936    0.156    5.050     34.998    2 2   2 2
    187860    4.418    2.491    0.204    5.712     38.858    2 2 2 2 2
    187860    4.476    2.598    0.185    6.121     53.192    2 2 2 2 3
    187860    4.486    2.618    0.195    5.907     40.045    2 2 3 2 4
    187878    4.204    2.355    0.204    5.440     35.761    2 2 2 2 2
    187878    4.311    2.365    0.224    5.858     35.752    2 2 3 2 2
    187878    4.223    2.394    0.165    5.644     36.530    2 2 3 2 2
    187911    3.376    1.829    0.117    7.015     52.133    3 2 3 3 3
    187911    3.843    1.927    0.000    6.665     34.998    2 2 2 3 2
    187911    3.980    2.004    0.136    7.239     38.452    2 2 3 3 2
    187931    3.493    1.975    0.165    7.366     50.781    2 2 2 3 4
    187931    3.269    1.995    0.107    6.188     63.342    3 2 3 3 4
    187931    3.697    2.014    0.204    6.792     34.717    2 2 2 2 3
    187945    2.792    1.420    0.000    6.266     27.008    2 2 2 3 2
    187945             1.400    0.000    6.610     43.230    5 2 2 3 3
    187945    2.851    1.362    0.000    6.596     25.870    2 2 2 3 2
    187980    4.583    2.520    0.243    8.086     38.863    3 3 2 2 2
    187980    4.272    2.228    0.204    7.950     43.933    2 2 2 2 4
    187980    4.223    2.257    0.234    8.222     46.541    2 2 2 2 4
    187997    3.760    1.870             6.870     38.440    2 2 5 3 2
    187997    3.561    1.849    0.185    6.246     36.136    2 2 2 3 2
    187997    3.678    1.917    0.204    7.180     38.277    2 2 3 3 2
    188022    3.746    2.063    0.282    7.638     58.826    2 2 3 3 4
    188022    3.795    2.043    0.165    7.307     60.694    2 2 2 3 4
    188022    3.746    1.917    0.204    7.472     38.316    2 2 2 2 2
    188050    4.281    2.287    0.175    7.190     37.110    2 2 3 2 2
    188050    4.340    2.335    0.195    7.054     41.041    2 2 2 2 3
    188050    4.250    2.310             7.320     61.240    2 2 5 2 3
    188069    2.442    1.158    0.000    6.752     24.692    2 2 2 2 2
    188069    2.354    1.206    0.000    6.625     21.365    2 2 2 2 2
    188069    2.296    1.275    0.000    6.694     37.943    2 2 2 2 3
    188095    2.920    1.490             6.240     23.230    2 3 5 2 3
    188095    2.851    1.518    0.185    6.198     28.507    2 2 2 2 2
    188095    2.987    1.673    0.000    6.130     28.196    2 2 2 2 2
    188118    2.520    1.380             6.160     25.930    3 2 5 2 2
    188118    2.520    1.372    0.000    5.964     24.975    2 2 2 2 2
    188118    2.617    1.411    0.000    6.013     27.281    2 2 2 2 2
    188143    2.130    1.150             5.490     21.560    2 2 5 2 2
    188143    2.080    0.960             5.120     22.210    2 3 5 2 2
    188143    2.160    1.060             5.910     56.770    2 2 5 2 3
    188175    2.218    1.070    0.000    5.507     22.026    2 2 2 2 2
    188175    2.111    1.070    0.097    5.302     22.746    3 2 3 2 2
    188175    2.063    1.031    0.136    5.400     23.787    2 2 3 2 2
    188200    2.170    1.030             5.770     32.110    2 2 5 2 3
    188200    2.150    1.080             5.220     15.530    2 3 5 2 3
    188200    2.100    1.190             5.480     24.760    2 2 5 2 3
    188238    4.145    2.316    0.175    8.543     51.853    3 2 3 2 3
    188238    4.388    2.335    0.224    9.331     37.121    2 2 2 2 2
    188238    4.447    2.442    0.214    8.728     37.579    2 2 3 2 2
    188258    3.260    1.693    0.146    6.490     46.917    2 2 2 2 4
    188258    3.279    1.761    0.146    6.743     43.784    2 2 2 2 4
    188258    3.230    1.771    0.146    6.607     31.243    2 2 2 2 3
    188275    2.024    0.992    0.000    4.184     15.898    2 2 2 2 2
    188275    2.004    1.002    0.019    4.184     13.553    2 2 3 3 2
    188322    1.480    0.710             3.370     12.700    2 2 5 2 3
    188322    1.700    0.830             3.470     82.960    3 2 5 2 3
    188322    1.660    0.700             3.280     45.320    2 2 5 2 3
    188358    4.280    2.210             8.080    124.950    2 3 5 2 3
    188358    4.174    2.150    0.195    7.765     58.265    2 3 3 2 3
    188358    4.184    2.296    0.165    7.969     99.862    2 2 2 2 3
    188384    4.905    2.813    0.273    8.069   1497.751    2 2 2 2 3
    188384    5.149    2.813    0.243    8.614    134.062    2 2 2 2 3
    188384    5.100    2.900    0.380    9.237    870.976    2 2 3 3 3
    188430    4.876    2.618    0.243    9.596    190.165    2 2 2 2 3
    188430    4.896    2.618    0.273    9.664   1199.466    2 2 3 2 4
    188430    4.905    2.638    0.243    9.733    375.786    2 2 2 3 3
    188441    3.629    1.888    0.175    6.636    336.455    2 2 2 2 3
    188441    4.311    2.131    0.214    8.057    354.505    2 2 3 2 3
    188441    4.272    2.364    0.156    7.629    458.659    2 3 2 2 3
    188461    5.208    2.658    0.253    8.314    411.665    2 2 2 2 3
    188461    5.092    2.638    0.253    8.041    276.851    2 2 2 2 3
    188461    5.150    2.638    0.292    7.574    235.359    2 2 3 2 3
8.   Reversing Thermometers
Reversing thermometers were not used since the dual temperature sensors on the
Seabird CTD provide a better in-the-field temperature calibration.
9.  Helium / Tritium
    (Rochelle Ugstad)
A total of 180 He and 177 Tr samples were collected by Rochelle Ugstad for Peter
Schlosser of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University.
a.  Description of Equipment and Technique
He samples were collected through tygon tubing into copper tubes (40 g capacity)
bolted into aluminium channels for support and protection.  Tr samples were
collected into 250 ml brown glass bottles, directly from the Niskin spigot.
b.  Sampling Procedure and Data Processing Technique
He samples were taken after CFCs and occasionally after DOC (WOCE parameter 43).
Samples were drawn through tygon tubing that was cured in seawater to reduce
bubbles.  After all detected bubbles were worked out of the line, the metal
channel holding the copper sample tube was lowered to allow a gravity feed of
water through the tube.  The channel was then struck several times on one side
with a ratchet beginning at the intake end in order to pass any air bubbles out
of the copper tube.  Flushing of the copper tube took place during both parts of
the bubble-removing procedure.  When air removal and flushing were complete,
both ends of the copper tube were sealed, starting at the outflow end, by
tightening the two bolts at each end with  a ratchet wrench.  GMT time of
sampling was noted on each sample.  These samples will be shipped to Lamont for
analysis.
Tritium samples were collected into bottles without rinsing or flushing; after
all other samples were collected from the rosette.  The bottle caps were secured
with electrical tape after each station.  These samples will be shipped to
Lamont for analysis.  Occasionally the water supply in the Niskin bottles was
exhausted before the sample bottles could be filled completely.  This was not a
common problem and was avoided by monitoring the amount of water used to rinse
sample bottles.
Replacement watches were handed out to all persons in the scientific party and
the winch operators who normally wore luminous-dial watches.  Signs were posted
on each winch room door warning personnel to avoid wearing luminous-dial watches
inside the room.
10.  Oxygen Isotopes
     (Rochelle Ugstad)
a.   Sampling Procedure
Water samples were initially collected using a 10 litre rosette bottle.  Samples
for oxygen isotope analysis were collected last in the sampling.  A total of
about 450 isotope samples were drawn into 30 ml bottles.  The bottles were
sealed with electrical tape after each station.  Samples are being sent to Peter
Schlosser and Bob Houghton at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia
University, Palisades, NY.
D.  MOORED MEASUREMENTS - DESCRIPTIONS, TECHNIQUES AND CALIBRATIONS
1.  Current Meter Moorings
    (Allyn Clarke)
a.  Description of the Equipment and Technique
The standard BIO deep sea mooring consists of a large streamlined subsurface
buoyancy package supporting one or more Aanderaa Current Meters, back up
buoyancy packages and an acoustic release.  The subsurface buoyancy packages are
either constructed using 9" glass balls supported in a fibreglass structure or
using deep-sea syntactic foam formed in the same streamlined shape as the older
glass floats.  All of the moorings deployed on 97009 were constructed using
jacketed 3/16" wire.  Stainless steel shackles and swivels were used to connect
the instruments and backup buoyancy packages to the wire lengths.  All shackles
were secured with a piece of jacketed seizing wire as the mooring was assembled
and deployed.  The acoustic releases were EG&G DAC model releases.  Since these
releases were rather old, we placed two releases on all of the moorings. The
moorings have been designed for a 20 month deployment.
Our traditional back-up buoyancy packages consist of two 17 inch glass balls
contained in plastic hard hats and fastened to a stainless steel tension bar one
metre in length. These backup buoyancy packages are shackled together to form
doubles and triples before they are shackled into the mooring line. During the
recovery of M1094 during 96006, the shackles joining backup buoyancy packages
came apart as the mooring was worked by relatively heavy sea conditions. We
believe that the sea conditions caused a great deal of relative motion between
packages. This caused the seizing wire to fail and then the shackles unscrewed
themselves. For the moorings set on 97009, two modifications were implemented.
First, the shackles on the backup buoyancy packages were secured by being pinned
rather than seized. Second, a safety wire was stretched across the double and
triple buoyancy packages to provide an additional tension element should one of
the shackles fail.
Bathymetric surveys are conducted before beginning a mooring deployment in order
to determine the depth of water at the intended mooring site. On some occasions,
the mooring location needed to be moved several miles in order to find the
appropriate depth. The raw soundings for all of these surveys were corrected
using Matthews tables for area 12. The data for these sounding surveys is
included with the deployment logs.
b.  Sampling Procedure and Data Processing Techniques
The Aanderaa current meters are set with a sampling interval of two hours; the
SEACAT temperature / salinity recorders to one hour. On recovery, the data is
processed using standard software packages within the BIO Oceans suite of
programs.
c.  Calibration Data
The temperature, pressure, conductivity and direction sensors of the Aanderaa
current meters are calibrated in the laboratory prior to deployment. The SEACAT
instruments are calibrated before and after deployment. These calibrations will
not be included in this cruise report.
d.  Deployment and Recovery Logs
Placement
Mooring No.          1244              Geographic Area:      Labrador Sea
Intended Duration:   20 months         Ship:   Hudson
Cruise No:           96026             Date:   21/10/1996
Sea State:           1-2 m swell       Weather Conditions:   15 knots @ 310 T
Mooring Technician:  Scotney/Hartling  Navigation Inst:      GPS
Latitude:            55o 28.715 N      Longitude:            53o 39.300 W
Time of Fix:         13:51 Z
Raw Depth:           1502 fathoms      Corrected Depth:      2801 m
Main Float Type:     Braincon 4 disc   Main Float Markings:  Nose 222, 223, 224
Radio Beacon Type:   Nil               Radio Beacon Freq.
Light Type:          Nil               Color/Rate:
Mooring Line Type:   Jacketed wire     Mooring Line Color:   Yellow
Release Type:        EGG/DAC           Release S/N:          502901
Release Code:        0126/2367/2345    (release/enable/disable)
Release Type:        EGG/DAC           Release S/N:          701163
Release Code:        0345/4567/2456    (release/enable/disable)
Placement Log
Time (Z)  Instrument        Remarks
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1043    Braincon Float    Lifted off deck
  1045    ACM 4342          in water, rotor ok
  1046    Braincon Float    in water, released from hook
  1056    3 bb/backup wire  in water/added second wire to lengthen backup
                              wire across bb package
  1104    100 m/3bb         in water/142 m length
  1109    ACM 2663          In water
  1119    3bb/backup wire   in water/45 m
  1221    ACM 3300          In water
  1230    ACM 4406          In water
  1235    2bb/1076 m        In water
  1250    3bb/25 m          In water
          ACM 4998          36 m length replaced by two shorter shots for second
                              release
  1256    ACM 4998          in water/18 m length
  1258    502901            In water
  1304    2bb/701163        In water, begin tow to suitable depth.  Note: strong
                              easterly set during mooring. Ship did not advance
                              on mooring site during entire deployment
  1351                      Anchor away
  1428                      Anchor on bottom
  1457                      closest approach    55 28.6233 N
  1533    701163            Interrogate (1/2 sec for 1 min) and disabled
  1534    502911            Interrogate (1/2 sec for 1 min) and disabled
  1536                      checked transponders, all silent
Sounding Survey - M1244
Date:	October 21, 1996
Time  Latitude Longitude  Sounder Value  Corrected Depth
 (z)                        (fathoms)        (metres)
--------------------------------------------------------
0900                          1470            2740
0905                          1472            2744
0910                          1479            2757
0915                          1479            2757
0920                          1458            2718
0925                          1439            2682
0930                          1440            2684
0935                          1440            2684
0940                          1440            2684
0945                          1439            2682
0950                          1438            2680
0955                          1437            2678
1000                          1435            2675
Note: The Sounder Value was obtained from the winch room sounder, which was
      connected to a transducer on the ram.  It was assumed that the sounding
      was based on a sound velocity of 800 fathoms/sec.  This was then converted
      to a raw sounder value in metres based on a sound velocity of 1500 m/s by
      multiplying by 1.875 (1500/800).  Six metres were added to account for the
      depth and two metres for the depth of the ram below the keel.  The
      resulting raw depth was then corrected using Matthews Tables for area 12.
Placement
Mooring No.          1245                Geographic Area:     Labrador Sea
Intended Duration:   20 months           Ship:                Hudson
Cruise No:           96026               Date:                22/10/1996
Sea State:           1-2 m swell, .5 m waves
Weather Conditions:  20-25 knots @ 320
Mooring Technician:  Scotney/Hartling    Navigation Inst:     GPS
Latitude:            55o 44.827 N        Longitude:           53o 29.0772 W
Time of Fix:         14:44 Z
Raw Depth:           1640 fathoms        Corrected Depth:     3061 m
Main Float Type:     Braincon glass      Main Float Markings: 78, 68, 62, 64
Radio Beacon Type:   Nil                 Radio Beacon Freq.
Light Type:          Nil                 Light Color/Rate:
Mooring Line Type:   Jacketed wire       Mooring Line Color:  Yellow
Release Type:        EGG/DAC             Release S/N:         205004
Release Code:        0347/1357/1356      (release/enable/disable)
Release Type:        EGG/DAC             Release S/N:         308606
Release Code:        0247/2356/2347      (release/enable/disable)
Placement Log
Time (Z)  Instrument              Remarks
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1049    Float/5m/ACM 1902/50 m  in water
  1053    3bb/100 m               in water
  1056    3bb/142 m               in water
  1103    ACM 5358/450 m          in water
  1112    2 bb/45 m               in water
  1114    ACM 828/498 m           in water
  1123    ACM 4201/140 m          in water
  1127    2bb/1326 m              in water
  1153    3bb/25 m                1 ball casing broken and repaired in chute,
                                    in water
  1157    ACM 4202/18 m           adding two 18 m lengths on drum
  1158    308606/18 m             in water
  1203    2bb/205004
  1205                            anchor away   55o 44.988 N, 53o 29.4862 W
  1244                            anchor on bottom, 4.5 cables from drop site,
                                    range on release 1740 fathoms
  1444                            best estimated position 55o 44.827 N,
                                    53o 29.0772 W, 2.3 cables SE of anchor drop
                                    site
  1450    205004                  Interrogated and disabled
  1452    308606                  Interrogated (1/2 sec for 65 sec) and disabled
Sounding Survey - M1245
Date:	October 22, 1996
Time    Latitude       Longitude  Sounder Value  Corrected Depth
(z)                                 (fathoms)       (metres)
----------------------------------------------------------------
       55  41.67       53  32.12       1600         2986
       55  42.72       53  31.78       1610         3005
       55  42.79       53  31.29       1610         3005
       55  43.38       53  30.79       1620         3024
       55  43.94       53  30.35       1622         3027
       55  44.48       53  29.85       1620         3024
       55  45.06       53  29.38       1640         3062 A/C
       55  45.61       53  28.96       1632         3047
       55  46.19       53  28.46       1640         3062 A/C
       55  46.04       53  27.54       1638         3058
       55  45.39       53  26.75       1640         3062
       55  44.55       53  26.75       1628         3039
       55  43.96       53  26.23       1629         3041
1133   55  44.77       53  28.67       1638         3058
Note: The Sounder Value was obtained from the winch room sounder, which was
      connected to a transducer on the ram.  It was assumed that the sounding
      was based on a sound velocity of 800 fathoms/sec.  This was then converted
      to a raw sounder value in metres based on a sound velocity of 1500 m/s by
      multiplying by 1.875 (1500/800).  Six metres were added to account for the
      keel depth and two metres for the depth of the ram below the keel.  The
      resulting raw depth was then corrected using Matthews Tables for area 12.
Placement
Mooring No.          1246                 Geographic Area:      Labrador Sea
Intended Duration:   20 months            Ship:                 Hudson
Cruise No:           96026                Date:                 22/10/1996
Sea State:           2-3 m swell, 0.5 m waves
Weather Conditions:  25-30 knots @ 320
Mooring Technician:  Scotney/Hartling     Navigation Inst:      GPS
Latitude:            56o  09.82 N         Longitude:            52o 58.43 W
Time of Fix:         2200Z
Raw Depth:           1816 fathoms         Corrected Depth:      3397 m
Main Float Type:     Synt. Foam           Main Float Markings:  001
Radio Beacon Type:   Nil                  Radio Beacon Freq.
Light Type:          Nil                  Light Color/Rate:
Mooring Line Type:   Jacketed wire        Mooring Line Color:   Yellow
Release Type:        EGG/DAC              Release S/N:          503301
Release Code:        0256/1257/1256       (release/enable/disable)
Release Type:        EGG/DAC              Release S/N:          100406
Release Code:        0157/3456/2567       (release/enable/disable)
Placement Log
Time   Instrument                      Remarks
(Z)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1931   Float 001/5 m/ACM 7013/398 m   in water, the mooring wire got looped
                                        over the top of the buoy as it was being
                                        swung out but was quickly freed
1941   ACM 5001/450 m                 in water
1950   2bb/46 m                       in water, grease on 46 m segment
1952   ACM 5359/498 m                 in water
2001   ACM 5568/190 m                 in water
2006   3bb/1624 m                     in water
2030   3bb/25 m                       in water
2033   ACM 6401/18                    36 m length on drum replaced by two 18 m
                                        lengths
2035   503501/18 m                    in water
2038   2bb/100406                     Weight being transferred to anchor, kevlar
                                        slip line caught up on release, pulling
                                        gear back in board to correct problem
2045                                  Weight transferred to anchor and slip line
                                        clear
2047                                  Anchor away 56o 10.036 N    52o 58.254W
2131                                  Anchor on bottom
2200                                  Closest approach
2215        100406                    Interrogated, upright and disabled
2215        503301                    Interrogated, upright and disabled
Sounding Survey - M1246
Date:	October 22, 1996
Time  Latitude  Longitude  Sounder Value  Corrected Depth
(z)                        (fathoms)         (metres)
---------------------------------------------------------
1735  56 07.15  53 04.82     1788             3343
1740  56 07.87  53 04.15     1800             3365
1745  56 08.62  53 03.36     1803             3371
1750  56 10.40  53 02.63     1806             3377
1755  56 10.14  53 01.76     1810             3385
1800  56 10.89  53 00.99     1820             3404
1805  56 11.00  54 00.00     1820             3404
1810  56 10.73  53 59.53     1815             3394
2007  56 09.88  53 58.13     1816             3396
      56 00.12  53 58.81     1820             3404
Note: The Sounder Value was obtained from the winch room sounder, which was
      connected to a transducer on the ram.  It was assumed that the sounding
      was based on a sound velocity of 800 fathoms/sec.  This was then converted
      to a raw sounder value in metres based on a sound velocity of 1500 m/s by
      multiplying by 1.875 (1500/800).  Six metres were added to account for the
      keel depth and two metres for the depth of the ram below the keel.  The
      resulting raw depth was then corrected using Matthews Tables for area 12.
Recovery
Mooring No.          1194                Ship:       Hudson
Cruise No:           96026               Date:       23/10/1996
Mooring Technician:  Scotney/Hartling    Sea State:  2-3 m swell/.5 m waves
Weather Conditions:  20 knots @ 325
Recovery Log
Time (Z)  Instrument  Remarks
  0955                Interrogate release/release responded
  1041                Closest approach 5.5 cables to west of last spring's
                        position. New position 56o 44.4032 N 52o28.7239 W
  1145                3.5 miles NW of site, grapnel, chain, hooks deployed
  1155                at join in the wire, nicol pressing in an eye, joining in
                        main weight and the release
  1212                Weight and release in water
  1516                Bridge believes we are hooked on, insisting on recovering
                        wire. We are 1.9 km from site, drag was 400 m from the
                        mooring release. Drag release 3 km from vessel at
                        closest approach
  1536                Yellow object sighted on surface/wrong floats
  1840                Caught mooring/begin hauling
  1947                Yellow double at surface/2 grapnels hooked into balls
  1957                2 bb on deck - two wires leading into the water
  2026                Recovered the rest of the drag line/lost all grappling
                        equipment
  2030                Started hauling yellow wire, much damage on jacket of wire
  2044                Seacat and ACM on board/rest of wire broken
  2052                Release on board
Placement
Mooring No.          1226               Geographic Area:      Labrador Sea
Intended Duration:   20 months          Ship:                 Hudson
Cruise No:           96026              Date:                 24/10/1996
Sea State:           2-3 m swell, 0.5 m waves
Weather Conditions:  10-15 knots @ 310 T
Mooring Technician:  Scotney/Hartling   Navigation Inst:      GPS
Latitude:            56o 44.62 N        Longitude:            52o26.61 W
Time of Fix::        1526 Z
Raw Depth:           1778 fathoms       Corrected Depth:      3513 m
Main Float Type:     Synthetic Foam     Main Float Markings:  002
Radio Beacon Type:   Nil                Radio Beacon Freq.:
Light Type:          Nil                Light Color/Rate:
Mooring Line Type:   Jacketed wire      Mooring Line Color:   yellow
Release Type:        EGG/DAC            Release S/N:          107102
Release Code:        A0134
Release Type:        EGG/DAC            Release S/N:          307405
Release Code:        A0457
Placement Log
Time (Z)  Instrument                       Remarks
1122      Float 002, IOS CTD, Seacat 1628  lifted off flight deck and over the
                                             stern and into the water. No
                                             tangles or snags. Two lines from
                                             buoy to IOS CTD
  1125    ACM 2037/20 m                    in water
  1128    WOTAN 02/43 m                    in water
  1132    2 streamline bb/73 m             extra safety wire across pair of
                                             floats
  1137    Seacat 1623/216 m                in water
  1144    RDI 236/30 m                     in water
  1147    Seacat 1626/249 m                in water
  1152    ACM 3198/122 m                   (ACM 3196 in records)
  1157    2 streamline bb/124 m            extra safety wire
  1200    Seacat 1625/249 m
  1205    ACM 6403/122 m                   in water
  1209    3 bb/124 m
  1213    Seacat 1624/248 m
  1218    ACM 7651/122 m
  1221    2 bb/124 m
  1225    Seacat 1627/499 m
  1235    ACM 8695/442 m
  1243    2 bb/134 m
  1248    107002/125 m
  1251    2 bb/134 m
  1255    ACM 8696/21 m
  1300    2 bb/307405/chain
  1302    anchor away                      56o 44.8801 N  52o 26.7721 W - 1778
                                             fathoms corrected to 3513 m
  1343                                     anchor on bottom
  1512    closest approach                 56o 44.94 N  52 o 26.74 W on SW to NE
                                             course
  1528    307405                           Interrogated and disabled
  1526    closest approach                 56o 44.62 N  52 o 26.61 W on NW to SE
                                             course (Best position for M1226)
  1529    107002                           Interrogated and disabled
  1531    releases                         Checked transponders, all silent
Recovery
Mooring No.          1230                Ship:       Hudson
Cruise No:           96026               Date:       26/10/96
Mooring Technician:  Scotney/Hartling    Sea State:  0.5 m swell
Weather Conditions:  10-12 knots @ 310
Recovery Log
Time (Z)  Instrument  Remarks
  1645      107402    3.2 nm range, release enabled, transponding on release,
                        acoustic range 3850 fathoms
             742      ship stopped 2996 metres from site. Send enable and
                        transpond commands; no reply
  1715       742      ship stopped 2 miles from site. No response through ships
                        transducers
  1724       742      over the side transducer/send enable command, return ping
                        4 times and transpond. Acoustic range 5255 m
  1740       742      0.4 miles, transponding on Benthos through EGG deck unit
                        and sounder
  1750       742      At site, disable, enable then release commands. Benthos
                        released. On its way up, transpond 4 times mode.
  1835      107402    enabled, 1/2 sec for 60 sec, release, 1./sec for
  1844       742      on surface and sighted by bridge
  1856       742      Finally hooked. Hard hat broken by a hook. WHOI lost a
                        hook.
  1858       742      on board
  1917      107402    on surface off starboard bow
  1920                hooked on
  1923                on board
2.  Sound Source Moorings
Four sound source moorings were set around the periphery of the Labrador Sea.
Sound Source North
Launch Date            26 October, 1996  Time                   1243 UTC
Latitude               58o 15.6551 N     Longitude              50o 49.1543 W
Position Source        GPS               Deployed by:           John/Paul
Recorder               Mark Prater       Ship and Cruise No     Hudson 97009
Corrected Water Depth  3551 metres
Anchor Position Lat.   58o15.655N        Anchor Position Long.  50o 49.1543 W
Argos Platform ID No.  10778/SN23104     Flasher ID No.    6435
Acoustic Release Information
Release No.        016780 EG&G   Tested to        1000metres
Receiver No.                     Release Command  542430
Interrogate Freq.  11.0          Reply Freq.      12.0
Sound Source South
Launch Date            06 November 1996   Time                       1829 UTC
Latitude               54o 58.76 N        Longitude                  48o 43.03 W
Position Source        GPS
Deployed by:           John/Paul          Recorder                   Mark Prater
Ship and Cruise No     Hudson 97009       Corrected Water Depth      3792 metres
Anchor Position Lat    54o 58.76 N        Anchor Position Longitude  48o 43.03 W
Argos Platform ID No.  10775 SN 52265     Flasher ID No.             6425
Acoustic Release Information
Release No.        016779 EG&G    Tested to        1000 metres
Receiver No.                      Release Command  542413
Interrogate Freq.  11.0           Reply Freq.      12.0
Sound Source East
Launch Date                08 November 1996  Time                1603 UTC
Latitude                   56o 47.055 N      Longitude           43o 59.522 W
Position Source            GPS               Deployed by:        John/Paul
Recorder                   Mark Prater       Ship and Cruise No  Hudson 97009
Corrected Water Depth      3422 metres
Anchor Position Lat        56o 47.055 N
Anchor Position Longitude  43o 59.522 W
Argos Platform ID No.      10779             Flasher ID No.      1611
Acoustic Release Information
Release No.        016777 EG&G  Tested to        1000 metres
Receiver No.                    Release Command  542357
Interrogate Freq.  11.0         Reply Freq.      12.0
Sounding Survey - Sound Source East
Date:  November 08, 1996
Time(z)  Latitude    Longitude  Sounder Value  Corrected Depth  Note
                                  (fathoms)        (metres)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1040    56  43.97   44  07.66      1840            3442
 1045    56  43.62   44  06.30      1805            3374
 1050    56  43.22   44  04.46      1755            3279
 1055    56  42.74   44  02.77      1710            3194
 1100    56  42.20   44  01.99      1665            3109
 1105    56  42.44   43  59.82      1675            3129      A/C to 000
 1110    56  43.43   44  00.01      1660            3099
 1115    56  44.35   43  59.97      1575            2938
 1120    56  45.36   43  59.98      1785            3337
 1125    56  46.54   43  59.99      1790            3346
 1130    56  47.44   43  59.99      1835            3432      New mooring site
 1135    56  48.19   43  59.96      1850            3461
 1140    56  48.86   43  59.86      1880            3517      A/C to 145
 1145    56  49.04   43  59.37      1890            3537
 1150    56  48.47   43  58.55      1890            3537
 1155    56  47.90   43  58.31      1865            3489      A/C to 207
 1200    56  47.36   43  58.51      1860            3480
 1205    56  47.41   43  57.95      1885            3527
 1210    56  47.46   43  57.76                                Light and pump
 1245    56  47.38   43  57.94      1885            3527
 1250    56  47.38   43  58.02      1885            3527
 1300    56  47.44   43  57.88      1885            3527
 1305    56  47.47   43  57.65      1885            3527
 1315    56  47.59   43  57.34      1885            3527
 1335    56  47.53   43  56.82      1890            3537      A/C to 250
 1340    56  47.36   43  57.77      1885            3527
 1345    56  47.18   43  58.88      1835            3432
 1350    56  47.00   43  59.96      1825            3413
 1355    56  46.94   44  00.09      1795            3356
 1400    56  47.26   44  00.58      1820            3403      A/C to 070
 1405    56  47.57   43  59.28      1845            3450
 1410    56  47.84   43  57.92      1865            3489
 1415    56  47.84   43  56.82      1885            3527      Begin deployment
Note: The Sounder Value was obtained from the winch room sounder, which was
      connected to a transducer on the ram.  It was assumed that the sounding
      was based on a sound velocity of 800 fathoms/sec.  This was then converted
      to a raw sounder value in metres based on a sound velocity of 1500 m/s by
      multiplying by 1.875 (1500/800).  Six metres were added to account for the
      keel depth and two metres for the depth of the ram below the keel.  The
      resulting raw depth was then corrected using Matthews Tables for area 12.
Sounding Survey - Sound Source South
Date:  November 06, 1996
Time(z)  Latitude    Longitude  Sounder Value  Corrected Depth  Note
                                  (fathoms)        (metres)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1230    54  57.65   48  37.65      2092            3922
 1235    54  57.71   48  37.86      2092            3922
 1240    54  57.83   48  38.13      2092            3921
 1245    54  57.95   48  38.48      2091            3920
 1250    54  58.20   48  38.95      2090            3919
 1255    54  58.37   48  39.26      2090            3918
 1300    54  58.63   48  39.71      2083            3904
 1305    54  58.90   48  40.14      2078            3895
 1310    54  59.10   48  40.50      2076            3892
 1315    54  59.31   48  40.87      2073            3885
 1320    54  59.47   48  41.17      2072            3884
 1325    54  59.73   48  41.58      2070            3880
 1230    54  59.95   48  41.92      2067            3874
 1335    55  00.15   48  42.35      2061            3862
 1340    55  00.48   48  43.96      2058            3857
 1345    55  00.77   48  43.33      2050            3842       begin turn to 225
 1350    55  00.40   48  43.96      2032            3807
 1355    54  59.88   48  44.56      2020            3785       begin turn to 135
 1400    54  59.88   48  43.83      2022            3788
 1405    54  58.97   48  42.92      2026            3796       new mooring site
 1410    54  58.47   48  42.08      2030            3803
 1415    54  58.04   48  41.37      2033            3809
 1420    54  57.71   48  40.75      2036            3816
 1425    54  57.40   48  40.31      2038            3820
 1430    54  57.18   48  39.87      2040            3823
 1435    54  56.91   48  39.44      2042            3827
 1829    54  58.92   48  43.22      2024            3792       anchor drop
Best estimated mooring position:  Latitude: 54 58.78:  Longitude: 48 43.04
Note: The Sounder Value was obtained from the winch room sounder, which was
      connected to a transducer on the ram.  It was assumed that the sounding
      was based on a sound velocity of 800 fathoms/sec.  This was then converted
      to a raw sounder value in metres based on a sound velocity of 1500 m/s by
      multiplying by 1.875 (1500/800).  Six metres were added to account for the
      keel depth and two metres for the depth of the ram below the keel.  The
      resulting raw depth was then corrected using Matthews Tables for area 12.
Sound Source West
Launch Date                21 October, 1996    Time            2257 UTC
Latitude                   55o 40.90 N         Longitude       53o 29.63 W
Position Source            GPS                 Deployed by:    John / Paul
Recorder    Mark Prater    Ship and Cruise No  Hudson 97009
Corrected Water Depth      2987 metres
Anchor Position Latitude   55o 40.660 N
Anchor Position Longitude  53o 28.9549 W
1 cable to the west
Argos Platform ID No.      23668 sub-buoy      Flasher ID No.  6436 sub-buoy
Acoustic Release Information
Release No.        246 Benthos   Tested to       1000 metres
Receiver No.                     Release Command  D
Interrogate Freq.  10.0          Reply Freq.      12.0
3.  CTD Profiler Mooring
Launch Date                21 October, 1996   Time                2257 UTC
Latitude                   55o 40.90 N        Longitude           53o 29.63 W
Position Source            GPS                Deployed by:        John/Paul
Recorder                   Mark Prater        Ship and Cruise No  Hudson 97009
Corrected Water Depth      2987 metres
Anchor Position Latitude   55o 40.660 N
Anchor Position Longitude  53o 28.9549 W
1 cable to the west
Argos Platform ID No.      23668 sub-buoy     Flasher ID No.      6436 sub-buoy
Acoustic Release Information
Release No.        246 Benthos   Tested to        1000 metres
Receiver No.                     Release Command  D
Interrogate Freq.  10.0          Reply Freq.      12.0
Sounding Survey - CTD Profiler
Date:  October 21, 1996
Time(z)  Latitude    Longitude  Sounder Value  Corrected Depth
                                  (fathoms)        (metres)
--------------------------------------------------------------
 1605   55  30.66    53  42.17      1521            2837
 1610   55  31.40    53  42.54      1525            2844
 1612   55  31.83    53  42.11      1534            2861
 1615   55  32.29    53  41.76      1530            2853
 1620   55  33.00    53  40.92      1539            2871
 1625   55  33.79    53  40.08      1545            2881
 1630   55  34.56    53  39.16      1545            2881
 1635   55  35.32    53  38.36      1549            2889
 1640   55  36.10    53  37.44      1559            2908
 1645   55  36.85    53  36.52      1562            2914
 1650   55  37.57    53  35.61      1570            2929
 1655   55  38.34    53  34.77      1580            2949
 1700   55  39.06    53  34.00      1584            2956
 1705   55  39.82    53  33.19      1590            2967
 1710   55  40.56    53  32.34      1598            2982
 1715   55  41.25    53  31.50      1605            2995
 1720   55  42.06    53  30.55      1612            3008
 1725   55  42.79    53  29.73      1612            3009
 1730   55  43.42    53  28.77      1620            3024
 1735   55  43.12    53  27.16      1618            3020
 1740   55  42.36    53  26.80      1616            3016
 1745   55  41.40    53  27.49      1606            2997
 1750   55  40.46    53  28.42      1596            2979
 1755   55  39.61    53  29.31      1588            2964
 2027   55  39.26    53  29.03      1582            2952
 2103   55  40.38    53  29.61      1592            2971
Note: The Sounder Value was obtained from the winch room sounder, which was
      connected to a transducer on the ram.  It was assumed that the sounding
      was based on a sound velocity of 800 fathoms/sec.  This was then converted
      to a raw sounder value in metres based on a sound velocity of 1500 m/s by
      multiplying by 1.875 (1500/800).  Six metres were added to account for the
      keel depth and two metres for the depth of the ram below the keel.  The
      resulting raw depth was then corrected using Matthews Tables for area 12.
4.  Meteorological Mooring
5.  Tomography Mooring
6.  Inverted Echo Sounders
A. Labrador Sea Deployment
Three Inverted Echo Sounders (IES) were deployed to serve as a water-column
calorimeter along the western end of WOCE repeat section AR7W.  These will join
the IES set near the OWS Bravo location during 96006.  The vertically integrated
acoustic travel time, which the IES measures round-trip from the ocean bottom to
the surface, determines the vertically integrated heat content (relative to one
or more calibration CTDs during its moored measurement period).  The instrument
also measures the bottom pressure field.
Deployment details:
* 14-Jun-1995 06:22Z. Deployed IES076 at Location 16 (Station 27) along WOCE
  line.
* 57 22.65'N,  51 47.07'W (by GPS),  depth(corr) 3463m.
* CTD= site#16, event#28.  Down time: 08:02Z @ 5723.08'N 5146.42'W.
* RADIO/FLASHER # 25 @ 156.875MHz
* Backup timed release is 800d from final reset @ 18:00Z 13-Jun-1995
* = (better double check this) 21-Aug-1997.
IES is pinging exactly on the hour; we tracked it in beacon mode to the bottom.
It hit bottom in 38-39 minutes, after the first few pings of sample.  It
couldn't have drifted more than 0.3NM or 0.5km.
I reconfirmed this position against what the bridge recorded (57 22.72'N 51
47.19'W), which coincided more exactly with the launch time. (Ours was 4 minutes
after launch).  They were still getting ready to take the calibration CTD while
the IES sank, and didn't begin until a few minutes after the IES was on the
bottom; so the time is coincident.
E.  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
F.  APPENDICES
Appendix 1:	Along Track CTD Calibration Information
BSB SEABIRD Model 25-03 Serial Number 258917-0116
Temperature Sensor (031548)
  T = 1/{a + b[ln(fo/f)] + c[ln2[fo/f] + d[ln3(fo/f)]} - 273.15
  Where
    ln indicates a natural logarithm,
    f is the frequency
    a  =  3.68120903 E-03
    b  =  6.05726873 E-04
    c  =  1.57453931 E-05
    d  =  2.37605653 E-06
    fo =  6145.410
    slope = 1, offset = 0(Seabird calibration dated November 2, 1993)
Conductivity Sensor (041124)
  Conductivity = (afm + bf2 + c + dt)/[10(1-9.57(10-8)p)]
  Where
    f is the frequency,
    p is pressure in dbars,
    t is the temperature
    m =  4.4
    a =  7.91164000 E-06
    b =  4.91698742 E-01
    c = -4.03526125 E+00
    d =  6.64743265 E-05
    Slope = 1.00000000
    Offset =  0.000
  Irradiance Sensor (1567)
Where
    m = -0.7558000
    b = -3.4702000
    Calibration Constant = 3.34000
    Multiplier = 1.000
    Fluorometer Sensor (304)
    Where
    Scale Factor = 10.000
    Offset = 0.000
Appendix 2:  97009 CTD Temperature, Salinity, and Oxygen Calibration
             (Igor Yashayaev)
1  Comparison of Upcast Discrete CTD Data
During the 97009 calibration process, a comparison of different versions of
discrete CTD data at the time of bottle trip was conducted.  Typically, BIO
discrete CTD data are produced based on a three-second average of the raw 24 Hz
data immediately following the bottle firing.  Previously these discrete CTD
data have not been subject to the processing (editing, filtering, temporal
alignment of the temperature, conductivity and oxygen data channels or the
conductivity thermal mass compensation effect) that has been applied to the
profile data. The effects of neglecting this processing were investigated.
The procedure compared the standard processing qat CTD salinities from the CTD
with what was termed qup files.  The qup files contained values similar to the
qat files, but with the downcast processing included.  All processing steps
other than the Seasoft loopedit were included in the qup processing.  The qup
processing also used a slightly different time window for computing the average
parameter values.
The qat file used an average of three seconds of data immediately following the
bottle trip.  The qup file used upcast data that was averaged into 1-second
bins.  The scan at the time of bottle trip was then compared to the centre scan
from the 1-second records.  All centre scans within (51 scans of the bottle trip
scan were identified.  If no records were identified in this interval, the
interval was systematically increased by 50 scans until at least one record was
found.  All records in the interval were averaged (weighted equally) to obtain
the qup value.
For the comparison, resulting salinities from sensors 9 and 10 were combined to
form a larger dataset.  Matched pair differences between the qat and qup files
were determined and a t-test performed.  Considering only points deeper than 180
dbar, and only differences within a range of (0.01, the computed t-statistic was
0.74 with a p_value of 0.94, which indicated strong evidence of a zero
difference between the qat and qup salinities.
In addition to this analysis, we compared the water sample salinities with the
qat and qup salinities.  Using a two-sample t-test, again omitting all points
shallower than 180 dbar and all differences outside the (0.01 range, we computed
95% confidence intervals of:
                    Difference     Lower 95%    Upper 95%
                    -------------------------------------
                    ws - qat9      -0.00556     0.00542
                    ws - qat10     -0.00554     0.00486
                    ws - qup9      -0.00522     0.00503
                    ws - qup10     -0.00578     0.00507
At the 95 percentile, the qat and water sample confidence interval encompassed
zero, indicating at the 95% level, a zero difference.  Figure 1 shows histograms
of the water sample minus qat and qup differences.  Considering only the
statistical results, one would not proceed with further calibration.  However,
considering oceanographic and instrumentation details, further calibration will
be applied.
2  CTD Temperature Calibration
Through cruise 97009 sensor set #09 was used as the primary system and #10 as
the secondary system.  During Seasoft processing, Tpcor was adjusted via the
command line of DATCNV to reflect the Tpcor values indicated by Seabird in a
memo dated 26 February 1997.  The values were:
                              Sensor     Tpcor
                              ------------------
                              2298     -2.06e-07
                              2303     -0.80e-07
Upon completion of the cruise, all CTD casts were reprocessed from the raw data
files applying a linear correction to temperature. This correction was based on
the March, 1997 laboratory calibrations of sensor sets #09 and #10 shown in
Figures 2a,b.  Black circles and black lines represent the March 1997
calibration.
The slope and offset coefficients (Table 1), used in .con files were obtained
from linear regressions of TBath-TCTD on TCTD.
3  CTD Pressure Calibration
There were two CTD probes (each with a unique pressure sensor) used during
97009.  There was no noticeable change in water sample salinity - CTD salinity
differences with the change in pressure sensors.  Unless both sensors had a
similar bias, both probes seemed to have produced highly accurate pressure
readings.  No additional treatment was applied to the CTD pressure measurements.
4  CTD Salinity Calibration
CTD sensor set #09 was used as the primary system and set #10 was used as the
secondary system throughout the 97009 cruise.
CTD salinities were calibrated in two stages.  First, the slope and offset
coefficients were determined from the laboratory calibrations of conductivity
sensors and in-situ measurements.  These coefficients were applied in the
Seabird processing via the .con files.  The second stage in the calibration
determined what additional correction was needed for CTD salinities to account
for pressure dependence and/or station-by-station drift.  Prior to each stage a
calibration data set was created.
4.0  Calibration Data Set
On both of the salinity calibration stages a special data set was created from
the CTD data (cpcor, slope and offset coefficients were applied to the data
prior to the second stage) and the water sample data. This data set was based on
discrete CTD readings of temperature, pressure, salinity, etc.; averaged over
three seconds at the depth and time of bottle tripping. Using the qat and qup
files as the source, the qat-based and qup-based calibration files were created.
The creation process for both files is outlined below:
* all qat and qup files were merged into all_qat.dat and all_qup.dat;
* all_qat.dat and all_qup.dat were merged with water sample salinity
  measurements into all_qat&bot.dat and all_qup&bot.dat; if needed, the set was
  subdivided into homogeneous fragments (unique CTD set#, sensor behavior) from
  all_qat&bot.dat and all_qup&bot.dat (for 97009, this was skipped);
* SBottle - SCTD differences were analyzed versus station number, pressure,
  temperature and salinity in an attempt to justify exclusion of problematic
  data.
4.1  Determination of coefficients for conductivity correction applied in
     Seabird processing.
To determine calibration coefficients (slope and offset) for a conductivity
sensor in a laboratory, a sufficient number of data points must be collected
over a wide range of conductivity values. The March 1997 laboratory calibration
data collected for the two sensors used during 97009 are shown in Figures 2c,d.
The Bath-CTD differences were linearly regressed on CTD conductivity to
calculate the 'laboratory' coefficients (or laboratory slope and offset). The
slope and offset regression coefficients can also be independently determined by
comparing CTD conductivities with in-situ conductivities derived from water
sample salinities (these coefficients are named in-situ slope and offset).  To
conduct this comparison the CTD data must be reprocessed with temperature
corrections (see above) applied and the conductivity slope and offset assumed to
be 1.0 and 0.0, respectively. The in-situ water sample conductivity was computed
from water sample salinity and in-situ temperature (measured by CTD), thus
providing a measurement comparable to the in-situ CTD conductivity.
To achieve the best results when calibrating CTD salinities, the samples must be
taken within relatively homogeneous1 layers. Since such samples collected during
97009 do not provide measurements that cover a wide enough range of
conductivity2 values, the laboratory slope was used as the best available
estimate. The CTD data have been reprocessed with the assumptions that the slope
of conductivity correction was the same as the laboratory slope and the offset
was 0. The recomputed CTD conductivities were then compared with the in-situ
water sample conductivities, which permitted the determination of a more
accurate offset.
The Cpcor coefficient (exponential pressure correction) was varied to minimize
the pressure dependent drift of CTD - water sample conductivity differences.
The Cpcor and linear coefficients (slope and offset) for conductivity are given
in Table 1.  These coefficients were applied in the Seabird processing via the
.con files.
4.2  Post-Seabird Processing of CTD Salinity
The corrections for the CTD salinities determined in this step were required
because the Seabird software can only apply corrections to temperature and
conductivity measurements that are expressed as exponential pressure dependence.
Invariant slope and offset coefficients do not account for the existence of a
time drift in the characteristics of a CTD sensor. The drift can be compensated
by introducing variation to the offset coefficient or by applying a correction
in the "Post-Seabird" stage.  To find out what additional corrections were to be
applied to the CTD salinities, the following steps were used:
Medians of SBottle - SCTD in pressure bins of 180 dbar were determined.  These
bins were centred at 100 dbar intervals between 300 and 3600 dbar (e.g.
intervals were 210-390, 310-490, etc). Only medians supported by 7 or more
measurements were used in the evaluation of the polynomial coefficients.  By
using the medians to determine the pressure dependent calibrations, we hoped to
reduce the influence of outliers on the aspects of the salinity calibration.
SBottle - SCTD medians in the pressure bins were used to fit a polynomial
function (Figure 3) on pressure. Persistence in the shape of the SBottle - SCTD
medians versus pressure dictated our choice of a 2nd degree order polynomial
function (in the case of a cruise with deeper stations a choice of a 3rd degree
polynomial function would probably provide a better fit). The resulting
coefficients are presented in Table 3. The 2nd degree polynomial was further
justified by a general F-test comparing the 1st and 2nd degree fits.  The
results of the test for conductivity sensor #10, using data in the 300 to 3600
dbar interval, were an F-statistic of 271.3 and p-value of 0.  Note that the
results from the F-test for the 1st degree fit for sensor #10 were an F-
statistic of 0.1 and P-value of 0.71, i.e. not a good fit.  The statistical
results comparing the 1st and 2nd degree fits for sensor#9 were less obvious
numerically but Figure 3 indicated an obvious 2nd order fit was required.
Figure 4 shows the salinity difference plots after the pressure dependent
signals have been removed.
The station medians of SBottle - SCTD were calculated, using the data deeper
than 300 dbar. The station-to-station progression of such medians is presented
in Figure 5a (1-2). These values were computed by performing iterative re-
evaluations of a time drift and the 2nd degree pressure-dependent polynomial
correction. This procedure is similar to that described further in sections
5.2.1-5.2.7. The time drift corresponds to the station medians of the SBottle -
SCTD differences deeper than 300 dbar. Each median was calculated from at least
6 values of SBottle - SCTD. If the number of measurements on a station was
insufficient to meet this criterion, the neighboring stations were also involved
in the computation of a median.
Both CTD systems showed a significant station-to-station variation in the
SBottle - SCTD station medians. The overall tendency for system #9 was about
0.001 psu, whereas it was 0.002 psu for system #10. In addition to this, the
SBottle - SCTD differences for both systems showed similar patterns for groups
of stations. The medians between station 45 and 50 were the lowest. Stations 50
to 70 showed a rapid increase of the differences, which resulted in the highest
overall median values. Between stations 71 and 81 the medians decreased by 0.001
for system #9 and 0.0005 for system #10.
Close to the end of the cruise we collected additional replicates of salinity
samples (8-10 for each station).  These were then divided into two groups, which
were analyzed at different times. The purpose of this experiment was to see if
the water sample salinity measurements changed over time3. That is, one group of
samples was analyzed in the routine order (within 24 hours after collection),
but the other groups of samples were not analyzed until after a few days or
weeks had passed. If differences existed between the "regular" (measured at the
usual time after water collection) conductivity values and those measured at a
later time, the differences should show up in the analysis. From the start of
this experiment there was no significant station-to-station change seen in the
SBottle - SCTD differences. No systematic differences were evident. Since there
was no obvious reason for water sample salinity to change at the mentioned rates
we can hardly base an explanation of the time drift in Figure 5a on a drift in
the water sample salinities. It is proposed that in the future if this
experiment is done throughout the entire cruise, it will greatly aid in
identifying whether the water sample or CTD data are responsible for any
apparent drift in the SBottle - SCTD differences.
For most of the cruise, the CTD sensors were not properly soaked between
stations. This could have led to the accumulation of residual material in both
sensors' conductivity cell. On the long steams when the systems were flushed the
cells could have been partially or completely cleaned. The volume and
characteristics of each cell would have responded accordingly to its
cleanliness. This served as a motivation to attribute most of the station-to-
station change in the SBottle - SCTD differences to the time drift in the CTD
salinities. To compensate this time drift, a special correction was constructed
and added to 97009 CTD salinities.
On the other hand, the difference between primary and secondary salinities
changed between stations 20 and 120 by about 0.0015 psu (Figure 5a (3-4), Figure
6).
Since the station medians were supported by a relatively small number of
measurements, they could experience some noise originated from the CTD readings
and the water sample measurements. Consistency in the drifts of SBottle - SCTD1
and SBottle - SCTD2 medians (Figure 5a, (1-2), Figure 6) suggested that there
was a common cause in these signals. To determine the corresponding component a
unified station-to-station correction was computed on consolidated data (primary
joined with "adjusted" secondary). This station-to-station correction was
thereafter added to the 97009 primary CTD salinities. The correction for the
97009 secondary CTD salinities in addition to the common correction had a
component accounting for inter-sensor time drift (linear on station number). The
following outlines the procedure of determination of time (station) dependent
correction suggested for the 97009 CTD salinities:
* The differences between the station medians of primary and secondary CTD
  salinity (SCTD2 - SCTD1, (3) in Figure 5a) were computed and linearly
  regressed on station number (LSCTD2-SCTD1(St#), (4) in Figure 5a).
* The SBottle - SCTD2 medians ((2) in Figure 5a) were corrected for LSCTD2-
  SCTD1(St#) ((4)). This made the time drift in the "adjusted" SBottle - SCTD2
  series ((5)) consistent with the time drift in SBottle - SCTD1 ((1)).
* The SBottle - SCTD1 and "adjusted" SBottle - SCTD2 medians were merged into a
  single dataset ((5) combined with (1a) in Figure 5a).
* The merged "inter-system" data set ((5)+(1a) in Figure 5a) was subdivided into
  fragments where the station medians were monotonous. This grouping resulted in
  seven fragments, which included the stations: 21-41, 45-53, 66-71, 80-91, 95-
  114, 117-118 and 120-126 ((6) in Figure 5a). Each fragment was processed as
  follows: a median of all "inter-system" medians in the fragment was computed
  and assigned to each station within the fragment as a correction for the time
  drift. The corrections for the stations between the fragments were computed by
  linear interpolation (using medians from the fragments closest on either side)
  and outside the fragments by extrapolation (for stations before 21 the 21-41
  correction was used; for stations after 126 the 120-126 correction was used).
  The combined result was a unified station-to-station correction ((7) in Figure
  5a).
* The unified station-to-station correction ((7) in Figure 5a,b) was applied to
  the primary salinity. In addition to the unified correction, the secondary
  salinity was also corrected for the intersystem time drift: LSCTD2-SCTD1(St#)
  = 0.0000126 * St# - 0.00132, where St# - station number. The intersystem time
  drift ((9) in Figure 5b) was computed as a linear regression of the difference
  ((8)) between the SBottle - SCTD2 medians ((2)) and the unified correction
  ((7)) on the station number. The overall time correction for the secondary
  salinities is a sum of the unified and intersystem corrections ((10)).
* The station-to-station correction is summarized in Tables 4-5.
5.  CTD Oxygen Calibration
Generally, calibration of CTD oxygen data involves two steps.  In the first step
non-linear 'hardware' coefficients are computed and applied to the data in the
Seabird processing via the .con files. The second step addresses an additional
(secondary) correction that is applied to the oxygen concentrations derived in
the Seabird processing.  The second step is dictated by time drift in the
sensors' characteristics and effects of pressure, temperature and oxygen
unaccounted for in Seabird processing.
The calibration parameters for the CTD oxygen data were based on down trace CTD
data and measurements of water sample oxygen concentration from bottles tripped
on the up trace.  Though these datasets are inconsistent (to some degree) in
time and spatial location, they were considered the only reliable source of
information for calibration of CTD oxygen.
5.0  Calibration data set
On both stages of processing a calibration data set is created from the CTD data
and the water sample data.  The calibration data file (set) is used for finding
and testing calibrations (coefficients in 5.1) later applied to the CTD data via
the .con files or in the secondary correction (5.2).  This file is based on
discrete CTD temperature, pressure, salinity, etc.; averaged over three seconds
at the depth and time of bottle tripping and is created as outlined below:
Since the oxygen sensors installed on the CTD package work more reliably on the
down trace part of a CTD cast, all oxygen calibrations were based on down
traces. Therefore, the down trace measurements were matched with the data from
the calibration file in an attempt to locate a point or a group of points
representative of a water type at the depth and time of bottle tripping.  The
match search was performed for each record of the calibration file and was
designed as follows:
The data from a down trace profile were restricted to a certain pressure
(or/and) density (or/and) temperature (or/and) salinity in the vicinity of the
values in the calibration file. Typical criteria (definition of vicinity):
differences between up trace and down trace pressure 25 dbar, potential
temperature 0.5K, salinity 0.02; This defines a 'group'.
Search the 'group' for the point(s), which are (proved to be) "closest" to the
bottle trip point (from the calibration file). If more than one point was found,
the points were averaged. The measure of "closeness" was a distance, defined in
multidimensional space, where dimensions are normalized (weighted or rescaled)
pressure, potential temperature, salinity and density.  Normalization for each
axis was done according to expected variability within a water type.  In
ultimate cases only one or two dimensions were chosen. The found point was
identified as a match to the up trace CTD data point at the time of bottle trip
and its properties were added to the calibration file.
Water sample (ws) salinity and oxygen concentration determined onboard were
added to the calibration file.
For initial 'indirect' check of quality, the differences between water sample
and calibrated CTD salinity were computed.  If the absolute difference exceeded
0.004 the point (record) containing this data was considered unreliable and
discarded from further analysis.
Next the data set was split into "sets" based on distinct changes in the sensors
behavior.  The "set" represented quasi-steady periods of oxygen sensor behavior.
This avoided extreme temporal drifts in any of the "sets" and allowed the use of
the same non-linear coefficients for each "set".
Determination of 'Hardware' Coefficients
A nonlinear multiparametric least square or least median absolute deviation
technique was used to determine the oxygen sensor processing coefficients (soc,
boc, tcor, and pcor) using oxygenws vs. downcast temperaturectd, salinityctd,
pressurectd, oxygen currentctd and oxygen temperaturectd  (where the ws/ctd
subscripts represents water sample/CTD data).
Applying the results of step 5.1.1, the oxygenctd was derived.
Computation of the difference oxygenws - oxygenctd.  Statistics of the
difference were computed and the records that produced outliers (whether caused
by oxygenws or oxygenctd) were marked or deleted from the calibration file.
Repeat 5.1.1 - 5.1.2 until all obvious outliers are deleted from the data.
Checking the oxygenws - oxygenctd distributions:
if the differences (oxygenws - oxygenctd) are randomly distributed versus all
parameters (temperature,  pressure, oxygen current, and oxygen temperature) and
there are no evident outliers, proceed to stage described in 5.2,otherwise,
using the calibration file cleaned according to 5.1.3, repeat all the steps of
stage 5.1 until the first part of the check 5.1.4 is satisfied (typically, 10 to
15 iterations are required to clean the calibration file and determine the
oxygen sensor processing coefficients soc, boc, tcor, and pcor).
In the case of notable time drift the scheme 5.1.1 - 5.1.4 is transformed to the
following (for simplicity assume that all records producing outliers in oxygenws
- oxygenctd differences were removed):
* Search for the best values of soc, boc, tcor, and pcor, using least square or
  least median absolute deviation technique (similar to 5.1.1).
* Applying the results of step 5.1.1* (on the first pass) or 5.1.5* (subsequent
  iteration), the oxygenctd was derived.
* Computation of the difference oxygenws - oxygenctd. Determination of medians
  of oxygenws - oxygenctd from a moving window. The window size is expressed
  either in a number of stations or in a number of samples. In both cases the
  search of oxygenws - oxygenctd is conducted in a window of stations.  In the
  last case the search starts with one station and continues by adding one
  station to either side of the window, until the total number of samples in the
  window is equal or greater than the required number of samples.Hereafter, the
  oxygenws - oxygenctd medians are named medws-ctd.
* Adding medws-ctd to oxygenws forms oxygenws# with a time drift similar to that
  in oxygenctd.
* Analogous to 5.1.1* (search for the best values of soc, boc, tcor, and pcor
  via least square or least median absolute deviation technique), except
  oxygenws#, is used instead of oxygenws.
* Checking the oxygenws# - oxygenctd distributions:
* if the differences (oxygenws# - oxygenctd) are randomly distributed versus the
  variables used in regression (temperature,  pressure, oxygen current, and
  oxygen temperature) and the variance of the differences (or median absolute
  deviation) is not getting smaller with any subsequent iteration, proceed to
  the next stage of the calibration process (section 5.2),
* otherwise, repeat all instructions from 5.1.1* to 5.1.5* until the first part
  of 5.1.6* is satisfied. The number of sufficient iterations varies depending
  on the method (least square or least median absolute deviation), noise to time
  drift ratio, etc.
5.2  Computing corrections of time drift and residual effects of pressure,
     temperature and oxygen
After the coefficients soc, boc, tcor, and pcor have been updated and the .con
files and the CTD data have been reprocessed, the calibration file is
reconstructed. However, instead of computation of CTD oxygen from downcast
parameters (as in section 5.1) all corrections found on this stage are applied
directly to the oxygen values (ml/l) derived in the Seabird processing (ignored
on stage 5.1).
Compute the differences oxygenws - oxygenctd.
Using the differences from 5.2.1 (in the first iteration on this stage) or 5.2.5
(in any subsequent iteration), compute the median oxygenws - oxygenctd for each
station. The series of station-by-station medians represents the time drift of
the sensor.
* Subtract the individual station median (time drift, 5.2.2) from the
  differences oxygenws - oxygenctd for that station, which must be taken from
  5.2.1.
* For each "set" of stations (as defined in 5.0.4) compute a polynomial fit of
  the residuals from 5.2.3 on pressure, temperature and oxygen.
* Subtract the polynomial correction, derived in 5.2.4, from the differences
  computed in 5.2.1 (before subtraction of the time drift). Check for the
  outliers, remove or flag if there are any.
* Subtract the time drift (station median) from the results of 5.2.5.
* If these (new 5.2.6) residuals don't depend on pressure, temperature, oxygen
  or time and their statistics are not improving with any subsequent iteration
  (in other words, the distributions are not getting tighter) advance to 5.2.7.
* Otherwise, use the results of step 5.2.5 and repeat all the steps of stage 5.2
  until the first bulleted condition of 5.2.6 is satisfied. The search of the
  best CTD oxygen corrections (on time, pressure, etc.) typically requires 7 to
  15 repetitions.
* Finalize calibration coefficients.
5.3	Application of 5.0 - 5.2 to 97009 CTD oxygen data
The CTD Set #09 was used as a primary and #10 as a secondary system through the
97009 cruise. Oxygen measurements from the primary CTD set were available
through the whole cruise, whereas the secondary oxygen was successfully recorded
only starting from the station #80 (due to failure of the first installation of
the oxygen sensor on the secondary system).
The first step of calibration of the CTD oxygen data was based on the adjustment
of the soc, boc, tcor, and pcor coefficients as described in 5.1. This was done
by iterative reevaluations of these coefficients and time drift in the CTD
oxygen.
The optimal soc, boc, tcor, and pcor coefficients are given in Table 2. These
coefficients were entered into the corresponding .con files used in the
reprocessing of the CTD data. The differences between the water sample and CTD
oxygen values after the CTD data reprocessing are presented in Figures 7 and 8.
Below 500 dbar the distribution of the differences is relatively uniform on
pressure. Examination of the station-by-station evolution of the water sample
vs. CTD oxygen differences (Figure 8) revealed their persistent station-to-
station variation. The time drift in the oxygen current readings evidently
caused this signal. The time drift identified in both primary and secondary CTD
oxygen is shown as a solid line in Figure 8. Removal of the drift from the CTD
oxygen4 reduced the variance of the differences between the water sample and CTD
oxygen values. There is no noticeable residual pressure and temperature
dependence of the differences. Therefore, the second step of CTD oxygen
calibration (described in 5.2) resulted in a simple station-by-station
correction of the CTD oxygen. The corresponding values that were added to the
CTD oxygen on each station are summarized in Table 5.
The water sample oxygen, shown in Figure 9a, shows considerable noise to signal
ratio. However, there does appear to be a fluctuation at ~1000 dbar. The CTD
oxygen, Figure 9b,c, does show the general features of the water sample data,
including the noted fluctuation at ~1000 dbar that was evident in the water
samples.
6.  Summary
Usage of the same sets of temperature and conductivity sensors in all Labrador
Sea cruises starting from 1997 allowed us to track a similar pattern in behavior
of the sensors from cruise to cruise.  In the case of insufficient information,
such knowledge can provide a framework for a limited data set, providing a
better solution for the calibration problem.
7.  Acknowledgements
A hard work and help of my friends and colleagues from BIO, involved in the
acquisition and verification of deep ocean data granted that the strategy of the
CTD data processing and quality control outlined in this document has some
rational grains in it. Allyn Clarke coordinated and supervised laboratory
calibrations, cruise preparations and operations. Anthony Isenor is responsible
for the data management. He also generously helped me to edit this document and
to conduct statistical testing of some results. Jeff Jackson made a number of
useful comments on the text. Rick Boyce repeatedly and most accurately performs
the laboratory calibrations and helps in conducting experiments aimed to provide
better measurements of water sample salinities.
Table 1.  Offset, slope and pressure coefficients for temperature and
          conductivity
CTD Set      Sensor           PCOR     Offset    Slope
---------------------------------------------------------
09
(primary)    Temperature    -2.06e-7   0.0       0.99998
             Conductivity   -1.0e-7   -0.00005   1.000115
10
(secondary)  Temperature    -0.8e-7   -0.0005    1.0
             Conductivity   -1.0e-7    0.00011   1.000113
Table 2. Temperature, conductivity and oxygen coefficients used in .con files
Temperature Primary
   Tpcor:  -2.060E-7      As recommended by Seabird (note of Feb. 26, 1997)
   Slope:   0.99998       Based on regressions using lab. temperature (March,
   Offset:  0.0           1997) and conductivity calibrations (March, 1997)
Temperature Secondary
   Tpcor:  -0.800E-7      As recommended by Seabird (note of Feb. 26, 1997)
   Slope:   1.0           Based on regressions using lab. temperature (March,
   Offset: -0.0005        1997) and conductivity calibrations (March, 1997)
Conductivity Primary
   Cpcor:  -1.00000E-007  The limit of Seasoft Cpcor's (I would use -1.1) to
                          account for pressure influence on conductivity
   Slope:   1.000115      Based on regressions using lab. conductivity
                          calibrations (March, 1997)
   Offset: -0.00005       As revealed by fitting of CTD conductivities against
                          those derived from the Bottle data (97009)
Conductivity Secondary
   Cpcor:  -1.00000E-007  The limit of Seasoft Cpcor's (I would use -1.1) to
                          account for pressure influence on conductivity
   Slope:   1.000113      Based on regressions using lab. conductivity
                          calibrations (March, 1997)
   Offset:  0.00011       As revealed by fitting of CTD conductivities against
                          those derived from the Bottle data (97009)
Oxygen Primary
   SOC:     3.2020        All oxygen coefficients are based
   BOC:    -0.0080        on fitting the CTD oxygen values
   TCOR:   -0.0360        to those from the water samples
   PCOR:    1.390E-004
Oxygen Secondary
   SOC:     2.8330        All oxygen coefficients are based
   BOC:     0.0480        on fitting the CTD oxygen values
   TCOR:   -0.0410        to those from the water samples
   PCOR:    1.270E-004
Table 3.  Coefficients for pressure polynomial for salinity correction
CTD Set                Degree of polynomial term
                    0            1                2
--------------------------------------------------------
09 (primary)    -0.00125     1.2168E-006     -2.459E-010
10 (secondary)  -0.00050     6.0973E-007     -1.606E-010
Table 4. Inflection points for the station based correction of CTD salinity
Station           CTD System
         Primary       +        Secondary
------------------------------------------
  21     -0.00048    -0.00106    -0.00154
  41     -0.00048    -0.00080    -0.00128
  45     -0.00093    -0.00075    -0.00168
  53     -0.00093    -0.00065    -0.00158
  66      0.0012     -0.00049     0.00071
  71      0.0012     -0.00043     0.00077
  80      0.00037    -0.00031     0.00006
  91      0.00037    -0.00017     0.00019
  95      0.0006     -0.00012     0.00047
 114      0.0006      0.00012     0.00071
 117      0.00047     0.00015     0.00062
 118      0.00047     0.00017     0.00063
 120      0.00022     0.00019     0.00041
 126      0.00022     0.00027     0.00048
Table 4a. Station-by-station correction of CTD salinity
Station   Primary     Secondary
         Correction   Correction
--------------------------------
1        -0.00048     -0.00179
2        -0.00048     -0.00178
3        -0.00048     -0.00176
4        -0.00048     -0.00175
5        -0.00048     -0.00174
6        -0.00048     -0.00173
7        -0.00048     -0.00171
8        -0.00048     -0.00170
9        -0.00048     -0.00169
10       -0.00048     -0.00168
11       -0.00048     -0.00166
12       -0.00048     -0.00165
13       -0.00048     -0.00164
14       -0.00048     -0.00163
15       -0.00048     -0.00161
16       -0.00048     -0.00160
17       -0.00048     -0.00159
18       -0.00048     -0.00158
19       -0.00048     -0.00156
20       -0.00048     -0.00155
21       -0.00048     -0.00154
22       -0.00048     -0.00153
23       -0.00048     -0.00151
24       -0.00048     -0.00150
25       -0.00048     -0.00149
26       -0.00048     -0.00147
27       -0.00048     -0.00146
28       -0.00048     -0.00145
29       -0.00048     -0.00144
30       -0.00048     -0.00142
31       -0.00048     -0.00141
32       -0.00048     -0.00140
33       -0.00048     -0.00139
34       -0.00048     -0.00137
35       -0.00048     -0.00136
36       -0.00048     -0.00135
37       -0.00048     -0.00134
38       -0.00048     -0.00132
39       -0.00048     -0.00131
40       -0.00048     -0.00130
41       -0.00048     -0.00129
42       -0.00059     -0.00139
43       -0.000705    -0.00149
44       -0.00082     -0.00159
45       -0.00093     -0.00169
46       -0.00093     -0.00167
47       -0.00093     -0.00166
48       -0.00093     -0.00165
49       -0.00093     -0.00164
50       -0.00093     -0.00162
51       -0.00093     -0.00161
52       -0.00093     -0.00160
53       -0.00093     -0.00158
54       -0.00077     -0.00141
55       -0.00060     -0.00123
56       -0.00044     -0.00106
57       -0.00028     -0.00088
58       -0.00011     -0.00070
59        0.00005     -0.00053
60        0.00022     -0.00035
61        0.00038     -0.00017
62        0.00054      0.00000
63        0.00071      0.00018
64        0.00087      0.00036
65        0.00104      0.00053
66        0.0012       0.00071
67        0.0012       0.00072
68        0.0012       0.00073
69        0.0012       0.00075
70        0.0012       0.00076
71        0.0012       0.00077
72        0.00111      0.00069
73        0.00102      0.00061
74        0.00092      0.00053
75        0.00083      0.00045
76        0.00074      0.00037
77        0.00065      0.00029
78        0.00055      0.00021
79        0.00046      0.00013
80        0.00037      0.00006
81        0.00037      0.00007
82        0.00037      0.00008
83        0.00037      0.00009
84        0.00037      0.00011
85        0.00037      0.00012
86        0.00037      0.00013
87        0.00037      0.00014
88        0.00037      0.00016
89        0.00037      0.00017
90        0.00037      0.00018
91        0.00037      0.00019
92        0.00043      0.00026
93        0.00049      0.00033
94        0.00054      0.00040
95        0.0006       0.00047
96        0.0006       0.00049
97        0.0006       0.00050
98        0.0006       0.00051
99        0.0006       0.00052
100       0.0006       0.00054
101       0.0006       0.00055
102       0.0006       0.00056
103       0.0006       0.00057
104       0.0006       0.00059
105       0.0006       0.00060
106       0.0006       0.00061
107       0.0006       0.00063
108       0.0006       0.00064
109       0.0006       0.00065
110       0.0006       0.00066
111       0.0006       0.00068
112       0.0006       0.00069
113       0.0006       0.00070
114       0.0006       0.00071
115       0.00056      0.00068
116       0.00051      0.00065
117       0.00047      0.00062
118       0.00047      0.00063
119       0.00034      0.00052
120       0.00022      0.00041
121       0.00022      0.00042
122       0.00022      0.00043
123       0.00022      0.00045
124       0.00022      0.00046
125       0.00022      0.00047
126       0.00022      0.00048
Table 5. Station-by-station correction of CTD oxygen
Station   Primary     Secondary
         Correction   Correction
--------------------------------
4         0.14656
5         0.14656
6         0.08893
7         0.14656
8         0.14656
9         0.14656
10        0.08893
11        0.08893
12        0.37909
13        0.38709
14        0.38709
15        0.63614
16        0.91223
17        1.16680
18        1.67354
19        1.86041
20        1.09925
21        0.92633
22        0.00053
23       -0.14928
24       -0.33287
25       -0.22102
26       -0.27352
27       -0.07800
28       -0.18329
29       -0.22311
30       -0.23491
31       -0.34488
32       -0.32606
33       -0.16202
34       -0.19000
35       -0.23961
36       -0.27330
37       -0.23203
38       -0.28577
39       -0.27323
40       -0.24855
41       -0.39190
42       -0.38128
43       -0.33115
44       -0.30455
45       -0.29813
46       -0.38940
47       -0.32237
48       -0.16451
49       -0.27895
50       -0.32778
51       -0.17744
52       -0.22333
53       -0.18131
54       -0.13614
55       -0.19250
56       -0.19250
57       -0.19250
58       -0.28092
59       -0.28092
60       -0.28092
61       -0.13790
62       -0.13790
63       -0.13790
64       -0.22951
65       -0.22951
66       -0.22951
67       -0.13382
68       -0.13632
69       -0.20198
70       -0.06792
71       -0.05891
72       -0.07746
73       -0.19449
74       -0.21932
75       -0.21932
76       -0.21932
77       -0.02738
78       -0.01576
79       -0.01576
80       -0.01576     -0.16065
81       -0.07211     -0.03772
82       -0.12580      0.00036
83       -0.07979     -0.12234
84        0.12664     -0.08355
85        0.06170     -0.19972
86        0.05089     -0.16053
87       -0.00139     -0.10376
88       -0.02363     -0.10122
89       -0.02449     -0.07486
90        0.09417     -0.04149
91        0.03667     -0.01307
92        0.10144      0.00040
93        0.09230     -0.01139
94        0.03601      0.01147
95        0.01571      0.00721
96       -0.06298     -0.00932
97        0.18420      0.01003
98        0.15833      0.07562
99        0.15391      0.07319
100       0.16167      0.04023
101       0.23833      0.00496
102       0.18487     -0.06575
103       0.20528     -0.01895
104       0.22359      0.00328
105       0.22359      0.04992
106       0.35498      0.08364
107       0.43669      0.12467
108       0.43669      0.12981
109       0.21928     -0.01272
110       0.27262      0.01300
111       0.35636      0.04261
112       0.34090      0.03297
113       0.33597      0.02476
114       0.46924      0.08885
115       0.44528      0.08163
116       0.40725      0.05971
117       0.43984      0.08439
118       0.47175      0.07383
119       0.44866      0.07237
120       0.50829      0.10281
121       0.46205      0.05662
122       0.48253      0.07003
123       0.45970      0.06838
124       0.54977      0.09142
125       0.57681      0.10992
126       0.59439      0.07903
127       0.57958      0.04703
128       0.55214     -0.04207
129       0.55214     -0.04207
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FOOTNOTES
1 Characterized by small vertical gradients
2 If a cruise provides enough samples to cover a wide range of conductivity
  values, the in-situ slope is usually used instead of the slope estimated from
  the laboratory calibrations. During long cruises the in-situ coefficients may
  be subject to variation in time (i.e. time drift), in which case the
  computations involve intermediate steps of estimation and subtraction of the
  drift and revaluation of the slope and offset. These operations are conducted
  in iterations similarly to 5.1.1*-5.1.6*. The time drift is presented as a
  series of medians determined from an n-point moving window of stations.
3 This experiment was also aimed to determine the cause of the station-to-
  station drift of the SBottle - SCTD differences. The time variation of the
  sample salinity measurements would result in a change of the SBottle - SCTD
  differences between the groups
4 The time drift was greater in the primary CTD oxygen.
WHPO DATA PROCESSING NOTES
Date      Contact     Data Type     Data Status    Summary
4/7/98    Schott      Cruise ID     Data Update    North Atlantic cruise list
  Enclosed please find a list of cruises (since 1990) we use as references for
  our work or are aware of in the North Atlantic.
    HU97009   Hudson     09.05.-12.06.1997  R.A. Clarke    BIO
1/11/00   Clarke      DOC           Data Requested by jlk    figures missing
1/20/00   Huynh       DOC           Website Updated    pdf, txt versions online
3/24/00   Schlosser   He/Tr         Data are Public    See note:
  as mentioned in my recent message, we will release our data with a flag that
  indicates that they are not yet final. We started the process of transferring
  the data and we will continue with the transfer during the next weeks. I had
  listed the expected order of delivery in my last message.
10/25/00  Clarke      CTD/BTL       No Data Submitted    See Note:
  The spring 1997 cruise was also an extended cruise.  On this cruise, we used
  two different oxygen titration systems in parallel and in spite of using the
  same standards got systematic offsets between the two systems.  We have
  decided on a course of action and plan to submit this data set by the end of
  this year.
12/28/00  Buck        SUM           Website Updated    Unformattted SUM online
  Added SUM to website. Data is unformatted and has errors. Expocode is
  18HU97009_1.
4/19/01   Bartolacci  CTD/BTL/SUM   Clarification Request    Are Data Public?
  Regarding the 97007 data submission:  Are these data public?  Is the newly
  submitted sumfile to replace the current online sumfile?  And finally, the
  *.mgd file is not utilized by this office, is there some reason it was
  included?  New data are encrypted until word from Isenor.
4/19/01   Isenor      CTD/BTL/SUM   Submitted    Also Doc file, See note:
  Email from Anthony Isenor states that sumfile is to replace current online
  file, and that data are Non-public until further notice from his lab.  Please
  see email below:
    Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 16:07:07 -0300
    From: "Isenor, Anthony" <IsenorA@mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca>
    Subject: RE: AR7W Data for 1997 Delivered
    To: "'Danie Bartolacci'" <danie@odf.ucsd.edu>
    MIME-version: 1.0
    Hi Danie:
    Sorry about the upload.  I will go to the web site and follow the current
    instructions next time.
    At this moment, you should consider the data non-public.  When we send our
    submission to our national data centre, they will be public.  At that time,
    I will let you know of the status change.  Yes, the delivered SUM file
    should replace your current SUM file.  The mgd file is included as
    per instructions in the WOCE reporting manual.  I will also send a copy to
    National Geophysical Data Centre, so you can ignore that particular file.
    As for the other cruises:
    91007 - This is an ongoing saga.  It is difficult to predict what exactly
      will happen.
    96026 - This is a problem dataset because of multiple CTD systems.  It is
      second on my list.
    98023 - This is next on my list.  However, it shouldn't be as complicated as
      97009.
    You should have initial cruise reports and SUM files for all three of these.
    However, no data yet.
    Regards,
    Anthony
  SUM, CTD, Bottle: (ctdraw, ctdprs, ctdtmp, ctdsal, ctdoxy, theta, salnty,
  oxygen, silcat, no2 no3, phspht, cfc-11, cfc-12, cfc113, ccl4, tcarbn, alkali,
  qualt1), DOC, bottle, sum, ctd and doc files were submitted by A. Isenor on
  2001.04.19. In addition to the above bottle parameters, the bottle file also
  contains methyl chloroform.  It was not indicated whether the new sumfile
  should replace the current online version, or if all data are to be public.
  Email confirmation on these matters was sent out on 2001.04.19 by DMB. Files
  were put online, but no diagnostic checks can be performed until a sumfile is
  designated and reformatted if necessary. Files will be in AS-IS condition
  until reply from Isenor.
4/24/01   Bartolacci  CTD/BTL/SUM    Data Reformatted/OnLine
  New BTL, CTD, and SUM files reformatted     I have reformatted the new bottle
  sum and ctd files for this cruise.  As per Isenor the new sumfile is to be a
  replacement of the version currently online, and bottle and ctd files should
  be encrypted until further word from his lab.  Notes on reformatting are
  located in the directory: ar07wh/original/ 2001.04.19 _AR07W_SUM _BOT_CTD
  _ISENOR and will be documented thru email as well.
  File BIO97009.zip obtained from ftp-incoming, sent by A. Isenor.  (See email
  below)  zip file contains:
    97009.mgd       unknown file format and data (GPS navigation file?)
    97009.sum       summary station file, differs from original version sent as
      per Isenor is to replace current online file.
    c97009.doc      cruise documentation word document format
    97009.sea       bottle file, needs minor reformatting file contains: CTDPRS,
    CTDTMP, CTDSAL, CTDOXY, THETA, SALNTY, OXYGEN, SILCAT, PHSPHT, NO2+NO3, CFC-
    11, CFC-12, CFC113, TCARBN, CCL4, MCHFRM, ALKALI and QUALT1
   *.wct           132 station ctd files
  BOT:
  bottle file header was edited to now contain the WHP-ID of AR07W, AR13
    and AR27.
  Dates and Expocode were included in header and a time/date stamp added.
  Hard carriage returns were removed.
  Pressure sorted all stations.
  Several stations contained value columns filled with "******" specifically
  Alkalinity column (columns 169-176).  These characters corresponded to a Q1
  byte of 3 or 4.  Since no values were given, the *'s were edited to -9.0.
  occurrances of this edit were:
    lines 2154, 2124, 2118, 2096, 1767, 1721, 1392, 1102, 1062, 982, 685, 395,
      388, 2076-2081, 2445, 2446
  Several stations also conatained columns of 7*'s in the MCHFRM column, these
  corresponded to a Q1 byte of 3 or 4 and were edited to -9.000.
  occurrances of this edit were:  lines 247, 248, 250, 252, 255, 359-368, 763,
  765, 767, 768, 922, 927, 932, 2379, 2380, 2381, 2383, 2384, 2386, 2388
  Several stations contained entire lines of -9 missing values except for bottle
  number.  These appeared to be bottle numbering place holders and contained no
  data.  These lines were deleted.
  Following lines were removed for this reason: 264, 359, 382, 405, 842, 864,
  907, 908, 962
  Edited station 43's cast from 23 to 3 corresponding to the ROSette cast 3.
  Edited all decimal-leading spaces to a zero (i.e. .790 to 0.790 and -.259 to -
  0.259)
  File was renamed ar07whhy.txt
  Ran wocecvt with errors pertaining to sumfile missing lat/lons and truncated
  parameter lists.
  CTD:
  Removed hard carriage returns.
  Edited expocode from 18HU97009/1 to 18HU97009_1
  Ran wctcvt with errors pertaining to sumfile missing lat/lons and truncated
  parameter lists.
  132 station files.
  Zipped file name ar07whct.zip.
  SUM:
  Removed hard carriage returns.
  changed expocode from 18HU97009/1 to 18HU97009_1
  changed line numbers to correspond to all WOCE line numbers designated in
  current online version:
                stations 1-34 and 117-131 correspond to region AR13
                stations 35-44 and 77-116 correspond to region AR27
                stations 47-76 corresponds to AR07W (line)
  Added date/name stamp.
  Ran sumchk.  Errors produced were related to missing lat/lon values and
  parameter list length, no other formatting errors existed.
11/1/2001   Isenor    Final Cruise Report Submitted