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Dataset Name: "Professor Kolesnikov", cruise 21
Start: 01/04/1989
Finish: 13/05/1989
Number of stations: 262
Research Vessel (Platform): Professor Kolesnikov
Organization: MHI NASU
Region:
    Latitude range: 41°30'00" - 44°43'00"
    Longitude range: 28°30'00" - 35°15'00"
Parameter list
    Chemistry: Dissolved Oxygen (Winkler), Hydrogen sulfide (iodine back titration)
    Physics: Beam Attenuation Coefficient at 465 nm, Beam Attenuation Coefficient at 540 nm, Density, Salinity, Secchi Disk visibility depth, Temperature

Description:
*Data file(s): 4008.dat - 4265.dat

*Format: Station data file format of the NATO TU-BS project.

*Ship (station) name: Professor Kolesnikov (MHI, Ukraine).

*Expedition: Cruise number 21.

*Parameters: Depth (meters), Temperature, Salinity.

*Instruments and methods: CTD probe Istok-5

*Accuracy:

*Processing (if applied):

*Principal investigator(s): A.Markov

*Digitization: Double-key entry at the MHI (Sevastopol, Ukraine)
in 1993. Responsible - Dr. A.V.Mishonov.

*Remarks:

*Completed by: V.Vladimirov (MHI, Sevastopol, Ukraine).

*Date: 02.06.1997.

*Source of data: MHI NASU, Ukraine
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*Data file: bank21pk.chm

*Format: Station data format of the NATO TU-BS project

*Ship: R/V Prof.Kolesnikov, (MHI NASU, Ukraine)

*Expedition: Cruise number 21

*Parameters: Dissolved Oxygen, Hydrogen Sulfide

*Instruments and methods: CTD-probe

*Accuracy:

*Processing: Dissolved Oxygen Was Determined By Standard Winkler
Method. Hydrogen Sulfide Was Determined By Iodometric Back
Titration Method. Concentration In The Surface Layer And Vertical
Distribution Of 137cs Was Investigated At Separate Stations.

*Principal investigator(s): V.M.Ashikhmin

*Digitization: Double-key entry at the MHI NASU (Sevastopol,
Ukraine) Responsible - Sergey K.Konovalov

*Remarks:

*Completed by:Sergey S.Konovalov (MHI NASU, Sevastopol, Ukraine)

*Date: 19.12.1996

*Source of data: MHI NASU, Ukraine
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*Data file(s): PK21wd.dat

*Format: Header data file format of the NATO TU-BS project.

*Ship (station) name: Professor Kolesnikov (MHI, Ukraine).

*Expedition: Cruise number 21.

*Parameters: Secchi disk depth, meters, Forel-Ule scale, grade
number.

*Instruments and methods: Standard Secchi disk (diameter 0.3 m)
was used with a wire winch from the 5 m height desk. Standard
Forel-Ule scale (21 color samples) was used for determination
of the water color comparing the color of the scale and the
color of the sea water column above the Secchi disk at the 1/2
of its visibility depth.

*Accuracy: The error of the depth determination is approximately
0.5 m.

*Processing (if applied): Corrections were made on the wire angle.

*Principal investigator(s): Mark V.Solov'ev (MHI, Sevastopol,
Ukraine).

*Digitization: Double-key entry at the MHI (Sevastopol, Ukraine)
in September, 1993. Responsible - Dr. A.V.Mishonov.

*Remarks: Data are obtained by qualified stuff and are reliable.

*Completed by: Alexey V.Mishonov (MHI, Sevastopol, Ukraine).

*Date: 19.03.1996.

*Source of data: MHI NASU, Ukraine
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*Data file(s): pk21tran.dat

*Format: Station data file format of the NATO TU-BS project.

*Ship (station) name: Professor Kolesnikov (MHI, Ukraine).

*Expedition: Cruise number 21.

*Parameters: Beam Attenuation Coefficient at 465 and 540 nm,
1/m (by decimal logaritm).

*Instruments and methods: The transparensy meter AKP. It is a
two-beam photometer with a single photoreciever and logaritm
amplifier. The AKP alows to record vertical profiles of beam
attenuation coefficient in different spectral intervals ( 8
interferenc filters ) from 360 to 660 nm. It was used with a wire -
cable winch.

*Accuracy: The measurement error of the attenuation coefficient equal
0,01 1/m (by decimal logaritm). The error of the depth measurement is
2%.

*Processing (if applied):

*Principal investigator(s): Mark V. Solovjev (MHI, Sevastopol,
Ukraine).

*Digitization: Double-key entry at the MHI (Sevastopol, Ukraine)
in September, 1993. Responsible - Dr. A.V.Mishonov.

*Remarks: Data are obtained by qualified stuff and are reliable.

*Completed by: Viktor I. Mankovsky (MHI, Sevastopol, Ukraine).

*Date: 11.12.1996.

*Source of data: MHI NASU, Ukraine

Stations List

Station NameDateTimeLatitudeLongitudeSea
Depth
404801/04/198918:3844°30'00"34°45'00" 
404901/04/198922:3644°20'00"35°15'00" 
405002/04/198901:1044°10'00"35°15'00" 
405102/04/198906:0043°50'00"34°45'00" 
405202/04/198908:4043°30'00"35°15'00" 
405302/04/198911:2643°20'00"35°00'00" 
405402/04/198914:5043°30'00"34°45'00" 
405502/04/198917:2043°50'00"34°43'59" 
405602/04/198920:4744°10'00"34°45'00" 
405703/04/198900:1244°30'00"34°30'00" 
ST03/04/198903:5744°10'12"34°15'00" 
405803/04/198904:0044°10'00"34°15'00" 
405903/04/198907:2543°50'00"34°15'00" 
ST (2)03/04/198909:1543°49'48"34°15'00" 
406003/04/198910:4243°30'00"34°15'00" 
ST (3)03/04/198911:2043°30'00"34°15'00" 
406103/04/198913:3043°15'00"34°00'00" 
406203/04/198916:5043°30'00"33°45'00" 
406303/04/198919:4043°50'00"33°45'00" 
406403/04/198923:0044°10'00"33°15'00" 
406504/04/198901:5044°25'00"33°15'00" 
406604/04/198904:2544°10'00"33°15'00" 
ST (4)04/04/198905:1844°10'12"33°15'00" 
406704/04/198907:3043°50'00"33°15'00" 
ST (5)04/04/198908:1543°49'48"33°15'00" 
406804/04/198910:2343°30'00"33°15'00" 
ST (6)04/04/198911:1543°30'00"33°15'00" 
406904/04/198913:1043°15'00"33°00'00" 
ST (7)04/04/198914:0543°15'00"33°00'00" 
407004/04/198916:0543°30'00"32°45'00" 
407104/04/198919:3543°48'00"32°44'00" 
407204/04/198922:5044°10'00"32°45'00" 
407305/04/198902:0044°30'00"32°45'00" 
407405/04/198904:3744°30'00"32°15'00" 
ST (8)05/04/198905:3544°30'00"32°15'00" 
407505/04/198907:2544°10'00"32°15'00" 
ST (9)05/04/198909:1544°00'00"32°15'00" 
ST (10)05/04/198910:1043°49'48"32°15'00" 
407605/04/198910:2543°50'00"32°15'00" 
407705/04/198913:2543°30'00"32°15'00" 
ST (11)05/04/198914:1043°30'00"32°15'00" 
407805/04/198916:2543°30'00"31°45'00" 
407905/04/198919:4043°50'00"31°45'00" 
408005/04/198922:3344°19'00"31°45'00" 
408106/04/198901:3044°30'00"31°45'00" 
408206/04/198904:1044°30'00"31°15'00" 
408306/04/198907:2044°10'00"30°45'00" 
ST (12)06/04/198907:4044°10'12"30°45'00" 
ST (13)06/04/198910:2044°10'12"31°15'00" 
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Stations Map
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