cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17882/54005
title: SPHYNX Surveys : Hydrodynamic functioning of Hienghene Lagoon (New-Caledonia - North Province)

description: Field trips have been conducted from December 2014 to March 2016 in Hienghène lagoon (North Province - New Caledonia) to characterize its hydrodynamic processes and functionning. This lagoon belongs to a wider area which has been registered at the UNESCO World Natural Heritage list in 2008. A 15 months monitoring has been implemented which included moorings and profiles for observations of currents, temperature, pressure, salinity dynamics. During this field period, two major atmospheric events happened : OLA and PAM cyclones.
Sampling strategy available on Sextant - Marine Geographic Information System.
More information on PRESENCE project.
DOI: 10.17882/59853
title: CTDO Sections at the Udintsev Fracture Zone

description: As part of the ongoing PHANTOM (Poleward Heat Transport across the ACC) program of LOCEAN/Sorbonne University, we have recently occupied two full-depth Conductivity-Temperature-Depth (CTD) sections in the Udintsev Fracture Zone region during a current-meter mooring deploying cruise in February 2016 and a mooring recovery cruise in December 2017 on board the Korean icebreaker Araon, in collaboration with physical teams of Korea Polar Research Institute (KOPRI) and Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST). Several hydrographic sections have been made in the upstream and downstream areas of the UFZ especially during the 1990s World Ocean Circulation Experiment (WOCE) period, such as WOCE P16 at 150°W and WOCE P17 at 135°W. However, no high-quality top-to-bottom hydrography has ever been performed in the UFZ itself at 144°W, despite its narrowest circumpolar choke point. Ref: Park et al. (2019), Observations of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current over the Udintsev Fracture Zone, the narrowest choke point in the Southern Ocean, JGR, in review.
DOI: 10.17882/59879
title: XCTD data east of Kerguelen from the 2014 MYCTO Cruise

description: MAKER (PI: Y.-H. Park) is a multiannual project of hydrographic observations in the east of the Kerguelen Islands using XCTD casts. In 2014, the project was carried out on the RV Marion Dufresne during the MD 197 /MYCTO cruise in collaboration with the team from the MyctO-3D-MAP study (PI: Y.Cherel). The main objectives were to monitor the variability over time and space of the Polar Front's vertical structure and to estimate the vertical and horizontal diffusivities in the region. A total of 43 XCTD + 2 XBT profiles were obtained at 38 discreet stations, doubling 7 profiles. About 20 % profiles reached a maximum depth of 1850 m.
DOI: 10.17882/62304
title: Stable isotope ratios of hydrothermal fauna collected during the BICOSE cruise (2014)

description: During the 2014 BICOSE cruise of RV Pourquoi Pas ? (Cambon-Bonavita 2014, https://doi.org/10.17600/14000100), biomass-dominant fauna was sampled in two deep-sea hydrothermal vent fields: Snake Pit and TAG (Mid-Atlantic Ridge). Stable isotope ratios and elemental contents of carbon and nitrogen of 137 samples belonging to 21 taxa were measured. Samples were identified and frozen at -80°C on board, then brought back to the laboratory for processing. They were prepared for analysis at the LEP (Laboratoire Environnement Profond, Ifremer, Centre de Bretagne, France; https://wwz.ifremer.fr/deep_eng/). Analytical measurements were performed at the LIENSs stable isotope facility (University of La Rochelle, France; https://lienss.univ-larochelle.fr/isotopic-spectrometry).
The dataset consists of two files: one containing the data itself, and one describing all used terms (measurements or metadata).
DOI: 10.17882/70596
title: Biogenic silica and particulate organic carbon of siliceous Rhizaria during the MOOSE GE (2017 and 2018) and AMT28 cruise

description: This dataset was collected during two oceanographic cruises in the Mediterranean Sea (Mediterranean Ocean Observing System on Environment Grande Echelle, MOOSE-GE 2017 and 2018) and from the Atlantic Ocean (Atlantic Meridional Transect, AMT28) cruise. Samples were collected with a 64 and 200 µm mesh size plankton nets, from 0 to 500 m in the Mediterranean cruises and from 0 to 200 m in the Atlanctic Ocean. Each sample contained from 1 to 50 individuals, depending on cell size and abundance of the target organisms in the sample (Nassellaria, Collodaria, Spumellaria, Protocystis and Aulacantha). Individual pictures were taken prior the experiments to obtain morphometric measurements using the ImageJ software.
Sampling sites (Leg-Station) of the MOOSE-GE cruises (see Table 1 for locations of the two samples from the Atlantic Ocean), ● sites sampled in 2017 and ▲ sites sampled in 2018.
DOI: 10.4226/47/5806b033534b1
title: Track 09: Night Butterflies Suite: the allure of light

description: The ninth sound track in a series of sound files produced as part of PhD thesis, titled 'Intermedia Frottage: visual representation of music & aural representation of image'.
description: A suite in three parts, with all component sounds in each part created from moth images. For some sounds, images have been subjected to transformations such as repetition (the visual equivalent of the audio loop); compression or expansion; 'morphing' of several images together; and also used as graphic filters.
description: Some of the resulting sounds have been re-rendered as images, to begin the cycle of transformation again, or to provide spectrographic images for the visual score.
description: Component sounds and images have been layered and arranged in correlatory order, with use of visual lighting effects, a frottage enhancement suggested by the moths' compelling attraction to light. The movies feature a complete, stationary image at the bottom of the screen, while a larger image scrolls past above.
description: The sound files are in a compressed format, and the full fidelity audio CD is available for loan with the exegesis from Southern Cross University Library (or from the creator). Similarly, the imagery is not available on the website collection, but a DVD or imagery is also available for loan with the exegesis from Southern Cross University Library (or from the creator).
description: With the use of graphic synthesis software, the composer can draw sounds directly on the sound canvas. This means that sounds can be &lt;em&gt;written to &lt;/em&gt;as well as &lt;em&gt;read from&lt;/em&gt; the image. The image takes on the role of a graphic score, from which multiple readings, or interpretations are possible.
description: Data Processing: Processing and analysis through Metasynth (U&I Software); Corel Photo-Paint; Spectrogram (Visualization Software LLC); Phonogramme (V. Lesbros)
DOI: 10.17882/70647
title: CTD data from FAROFA surveys, 2017-09-05 to 2019-04-22

description: This dataset contains hydrographical profiles achieved around Fernando de Noronha Archipelago off northeast Brazil within the framework of Fish around Fernando de Noronha FAROFA surveys performed in sept 2017 (9 profiles), April 2018 (17 profiles) and April 2019 (12 profiles). CTD profiles were achieved using a RBR Concerto logger measuring depth, temperature, salinity and fluorescence. Deployment were made using a fishing rod and 1 kg ballast installed under the logger.
DOI: 10.17882/75247
title: SYSIF seismic data acquired in the western Black Sea

description: Data acquired in the Black Sea during the GHASS Cruise (2015) using Ifremer's deep-towed VHR seismic system SYSIF. The data are processed using the workflow presented in Colin et al. 2020. The data are depth migrated at constant seawater velocity.
DOI: 10.17882/79370
title: Ras Al Hadd eddy tracking in the Arabian Sea

description: The Ras al Hadd oceanic dipole is a recurrent association of a cyclone (to the northeast) and of an anticyclone (to the southwest), which forms in summer and breaks up at the end of autumn. It lies near the Ras al Hadd cape, southeast of the Arabian peninsula. Its size is on the order of 100 km. Along the axis of this dipole flows an intense jet, the Ras al Had jet. Using altimetric data and an eddy detection and tracking algorithm (AMEDA: Angular Momentum Eddy Detection and tracking Algorithm), we describe the life cycle of this oceanic dipole over a year (2014–2015). We also use the results of a numerical model (HYCOM, the HYbrid Coordinate Ocean Model) simulation, and hydrological data from ARGO profilers, to characterize the vertical structure of the two eddies composing the dipole, and their variability over a 15 year period. We show that (1) before the dipole is formed, the two eddies that will compose it, come from different locations to join near Ras al Hadd, (2) the dipole remains near Ras al Hadd during summer and fall while the wind stress (due to the summer monsoon wind) intensifies the cyclone, (3) both the anticyclone and the cyclone reach the depth of the Persian Gulf Water outflow, and (4) their horizontal radial velocity profile is often close to Gaussian but it can vary as the dipole interacts with neighboring eddies. As a conclusion, further work with a process model is recommended to quantify the interaction of this dipole with surrounding eddies and with the atmosphere.
DOI: 10.4226/47/59c47939e8324
title: Atmospheric dimethylsulfide surface concentrations and supermicron particle number concentrations at Garners Beach (17.82°S, 146.10°E) October 2016.

description: The data provides atmospheric DMS surface concentrations at Garners Beach, on the Far North Queensland coast (17.82°S, 146.10°E) during October<strong> </strong>2016. Accompanying the atmospheric DMS dataset are 1 min averaged particle number concentrations in two size ranges (0.5-2.5 micron & &gt;2.5 micron).
description: The atmospheric dimethylsulfide (DMS) data was collected using an automated gas chromatograph fitted with a pulsed flame photometric detector (GC-PFPD). This instrumentation was controlled by an auto-sampler programmed to measure atmospheric DMS every 20 minutes. Detailed information about the atmospheric DMS instrumentation and its measurement uncertainty is available from related publication: "Validation and measurement uncertainty of an automated gas chromatograph for marine studies of atmospheric dimethylsulfide" (2015).
description: Particle number concentrations were collected using a Dylos DC1700 Air Quality Monitor (Dylos Corporation, Riverside CA, USA).
description: Data Processing: Microsoft Excel
DOI: 10.17882/62352
title: PROTEVS-MED field experiments: Very High Resolution Hydrographic Surveys in the Western Mediterranean Sea

description: From 2015 to 2018 five field experiments (9 legs) have been performed in the Western Mediterranean Basin during winter or early spring. Thanks to the intensive use of a towed vehicle undulating in the upper oceanic layer between 0 and 400 meter depth (i.e. a Seasoar), a large amount of very high resolution hydrographic transects have been performed, to measure the mesoscale dynamics (slope current and its instabilities, anticyclonic eddies, sub-mesoscale coherent vortices, frontal dynamics convection events, strait outflows) and sub-mesoscale processes like stirring, mixed layer or symmetric instabilities. When available, the data were completed with velocities recorded by Vessel Mounted Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (VMADCP) and by surface salinity and temperature recorded by ThermosalinoGraph (TSG). Some CTD casts have also been performed giving the background hydrography of the deep layers. In 2017, a Moving Vessel Profiler (MVP) has been deployed to manage even higher horizontal resolution. This data set is an unprecedented opportunity to investigate the very fine scale processes as the Mediterranean Sea is known for its intense and contrasted dynamics. It should be useful for modellers (who reduce the grid size below a few hundred meters) and expect to properly catch finer scale dynamics. Likewise, theoretical work could also be illustrated by in situ evidence embedded in this data set.
DOI: 10.17882/49656
title: Ocean Bottom (OBS) data from Ifremer’s temporary network deployed in the Sea of Marmara in 2014 (2 months)

description: This dataset was recorded from September 19th to 14th of November , 2014, by 9 autonomous, short-period (4.5 Hz) from Ifremer.
DOI: 10.17882/49764
title: Ocean Bottom (OBS) data from Ifremer’s temporary network deployed in the Sea of Marmara in 2011 (4 months)

description: This dataset was recorded from 15th of April to 31st of July , 2011, by 10 autonomous, short-period (4.5 Hz) OBSs from Ifremer.
DOI: 10.17882/59750
title: Seafloor acoustic ranging data across the North-Anatolian Fault, Marmara Sea, Turkey

description: In October 2014, a ranging network of 10 acoustic transponders was installed across an active segment of the North-Anatolian Fault, in the Marmara Sea at a depth of about 800 m, for up to 5 years (Figure 1). This active fault segment is lacking any major seismic activity since the 18th century. The purpose of this acoustic ranging experiment was to determine whether this fault is continuously and aseismically creeping (i.e. slipping) or is locked and thus accumulating stress that could cause a large magnitude earthquake, few ten kilometers away from Istanbul. The acoustic network comprised 4 transponders from the University of Brest, France, and 6 transponders from the Geomar Institute, Germany. The data available through this web site corresponds to the data collected by the 4 French stations only. They include sets of acoustic ranging between pairs of stations (i.e. two-way-travel times), in addition to sound-speed, temperature and pressure measurements at each station. The sampling rate varies with the data type, but is generally hourly (one or several samples every hour). These are the raw, unprocessed data. For instance, distances must be inferred from the two-way-travel times and sound-speeds. The experiment lasted until January 2018. Data collection: - In April 2015, the first set of acoustic ranging data, spanning a period of 6 months, was downloaded from the seafloor transponders using a modem from the sea surface (cruise POS484). - In April 2016, a second set of acoustic ranging data, spanning one more year, was downloaded from the seafloor transponders, but only 3 of the transponders responded (cruise POS497). - In May 2017, a third set of acoustic ranging data was downloaded from the seafloor transponders, but only 3 of the transponders responded (cruise YUNUS17). - In January 2018, a last set was downloaded, but only 3 of the transponders responded (cruise YUNUS17). Since the batteries were almost exhausted, two of the French transponders were retrieved from the seafloor (2002 and 2003, for which all the data had already been downloaded from the surface). The last two will be recovered in 2020 (2001 and 2004). More information about the acoustic network can be found in the paper by Sakic et al. (2016; see reference below).
DOI: 10.17882/79781
title: Piezometric data from the Sea of Marmara collected during the MARSITE Cruise

description: The data are time-series of in-situ pore pressure and temperature measurements from two piezometers deployed in the Sea of Marmara within the EU-funded MARSITE Programme. Instruments were deployed in September 2013 during the MARMARA-13 Cruise of R/V URANIA on October 2013 and recovered on November 2014 during the MARSITECRUISE of R/V Pourquoi pas?. Each free-fall piezometers (developed by Ifremer) consists in a sediment-piercing lance of 60 mm diameter, ballasted with lead weights (&gt;1000 kg), equipped with differential pore pressure and temperature sensors, welded at 6 depth-levels, having an accuracy of ±0.5 kPa and 0.05°C respectively.
Instrument PZN 
 - Water depth (m)    : 667
 - Long deg : 27
 - Long min : 46,656
 - Lat Deg : 40
 - Lat Min : 48,931
 - Deployment (URANIA) : 04/10/2013 16:09
 - Recovery (Pourquoi Pas?) : 15/11/2014 14:05
Instrument PZN 
 - Water depth (m)    : 672
 - Long deg : 27
 - Long min : 46,306
 - Lat Deg : 40
 - Lat Min : 48,783
 - Deployment (URANIA) : 06/10/2013 02:28
 - Recovery (Pourquoi Pas?) : 15/11/14 20:26
DOI: 10.17882/82986
title: Time-migrated seismic reflection profile ST5-014

description: Seismic profile ST5-014 was acquired in May 2015 during the STEP 2015 cruise (DOI:10.17600/15006100) on the continental shelf offshore Nice Airport (SE France).
The source was a 1200 J Sparker from Geo Marine Survey with electrical pulse on a 400 tip electrode. The seismic data were recorded on a Geo-sense 48-channel streamer of 230 m long with a trace spacing of 3.125 m which was towed at a depth of 0.6 m. One Automatic Identification System was deployed on the seismic source and two others on the head and tail of the streamer to ensure positioning with meter accuracy.
The pre-processing of the seismic data included common midpoint binning, spherical divergence correction, 125-2500 Hz bandpass filtering, normal moveout correction and signature deconvolution. To preserve the high frequency content of the source only the first 24 traces were stacked (i.e. maximum offset of 80 m). This provided seismic data with a frequency range of 175 to 850 Hz. Detailed Root Mean Square velocity analyses were performed on super gathers every 1 m. After the picking of velocities on semblance panels, interval velocities were computed using the Dix equation. Stack and post-stack time migration were then applied using this velocity field.
The time-migrated seismic data were converted to standard SEG-Y rev1 format (https://seg.org/Portals/0/SEG/News%20and%20Resources/Technical%20Standards/seg_y_rev1.pdf) with values written using “big-endian” byte ordering and IEEE floating-point. Seismic coordinates in trace headers are in WGS84 format and +DDDMMSS.ss unit (with a scale factor of -100).
DOI: 10.17882/87997
title: Acoustic data from Kanarecup 2 cruise

description: This dataset contains acoustic data collected with scientific echosounders around seamounts in the south of New-Caledonia during the Kanarecup cruise performed onboard the French R/V ALIS in 2021 in the framework of the program «KANADEEP».
DOI: 10.17882/89702
title: CLIM-EPARSES 1 cruise: S-ADCP data

description: Measurements of the currents were collected with the Ship-mounted Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (S-ADCP) in the Indian Ocean and Mozambique Channel during the CLIM-EPARSES 1 cruise carried out in April 2019 onboard the R.V. Marion-Dufresne in the framework of the CLIM-EPARSES project (PI A.Tribollet/IRD-LOCEAN).  The project CLIM-EPARSES aims at evaluating the impact of global change (warming, acidification) over the last decades on the coral reef ecosystems in the Eparses Islands (Scattered Islands). This page is dedicated to the S-ADCP data recorded during the cruise.
DOI: 10.17882/90450
title: Narval Hydro 2017 - Mooring dataset

description: This dataset gathers data from a mooring array deployed from 29 August 2017 to 01 August 2018 across the slope in the vicinity of Jan Mayen Island in the Greenland Sea, during the SHOM (Service Hydrographique et Océanographique de la Marine) Narval Hydro Campaign. The array consisted of 6 moorings (labeled M1-M6, progressing onshore to offshore), spanning a distance of ~30 km centered at 71.2°N and 9.2°W, and one mooring labeled M7, closer to the greenland coast.
Data processed by IFREMER-LOPS.
DOI: 10.4226/47/5806b26c03211
title: Track 13: The Boatman Chronicles, part 3

description: Part of a series of sound files produced as part of PhD thesis, titled 'Intermedia Frottage: visual representation of music & aural representation of image'.
description: In Greek mythology, Charon the boatman ferried the souls of the dead across the underground river Styx, from the land of the living to Hades' underworld. Sounds in this four part suite have been created from an image of a flooded underground tunnel with graffiti-covered walls.
description: Track 13 in Part 3, regions of the original image were used as graphic filters to shape the sine-based pad sounds, as illustrated by the spectrographic images in the visual score.
description: The sound files are in a compressed format, and the full fidelity audio CD is available for loan with the exegesis from Southern Cross University Library (or from the creator). Similarly, the imagery is not available on the website collection, but a DVD or imagery is also available for loan with the exegesis from Southern Cross University Library (or from the creator).
description: With the use of graphic synthesis software, the composer can draw sounds directly on the sound canvas. This means that sounds can be &lt;em&gt;written to &lt;/em&gt;as well as &lt;em&gt;read from&lt;/em&gt; the image. The image takes on the role of a graphic score, from which multiple readings, or interpretations are possible.
description: Data Processing: Processing and analysis through Metasynth (U&I Software); Corel Photo-Paint; Spectrogram (Visualization Software LLC); Phonogramme (V. Lesbros)
DOI: 10.17882/91059
title: Telemetry data obtained from GPS/Argos tracking of 10 harbour seals (Phoca vitulina) and 2 grey seals (Halichoerus grypus) captured in Saint-Pierre et Miquelon (France) in 2019 and 2020

description: Tracking data of 10 harbour seals and 2 grey seals were obtained from the deployment of GPS Argos Satellite Relay Data Loggers (SRDLs) developed by the Sea Mammal Research Unit (UK). Full tag description is available at: http://www.smru.st-andrews.ac.uk/Instrumentation/GPSArgosTag/. The tags include a wet-dry sensor from which haulout events are recorded, a pressure sensor providing detailed dive data, as well as a GPS recording irregular locations when the seal is not underwater. Data is stored onboard and transmitted by satellite via the Argos system. The data provided here are both the individual GPS and Argos locations of the seals fitted with these tags for an average duration of 145 days.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28444721
title: noise_raw_data.csv

description: Investigation of the influence of noise, ALAN and temperature on the choice of breeding trees by rooks (<i>Corvus frugilegus</i>) in urban areas in Germany.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28444721.v1
title: noise_raw_data.csv

description: Investigation of the influence of noise, ALAN and temperature on the choice of breeding trees by rooks (<i>Corvus frugilegus</i>) in urban areas in Germany.
DOI: 10.17882/91748
title: CTD profiles in the Cassidaigne Canyon

description: These CTD profiles were collected during the BATHYCOR2 oceanographic cruise (R/V L'Europe) in the Cassidaigne canyon.
DOI: 10.17882/93077
title: 2000-2021 In situ profiles colocalized with AMEDA eddy detections from 1/8 AVISO altimetry in the Mediterranean sea

description: Mesoscale eddy detection from 2000 to 2021 are computed using the AMEDA algorithm applied on AVISO L4 absolute dynamic topography at 1/8th degree. Eddy numbers correspond to tracks referenced in the DYNED atlas (https://doi.org/10.14768/2019130201.2). Detection is based on AVISO delyed-time product from 2000 to 2019 and on day+6 near-real-time altimetry from 2020 to 2021. Colocalisation is then made with available in situ profiles from Coriolis Ocean Dataset for Reanalysis (CORA) delayed-time data (113486 profiles) and Copernicus near-real-time profiles (43567).