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Dataset Name: "Professor Kolesnikov", cruise 32
Start: 04/12/1994
Finish: 26/12/1994
Number of stations: 101
Research Vessel (Platform): Professor Kolesnikov
Organization: MHI NASU
Region:
    Latitude range: 43°20'18" - 45°00'00"
    Longitude range: 31°14'06" - 34°15'00"
Parameter list
    Chemistry: Dissolved Oxygen (Winkler), Hydrogen sulfide (iodine back titration), Nitrate, Nitrite, pH, Phosphate, Silicic acid
    Physics: Density, Salinity, Secchi Disk visibility depth, Temperature

Description:
*Data file: 5842.dat - 5952-9.dat

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

*Ship: "Professor Kolesnikov" (MHI NASU, Ukraine)

*Expedition: Cruise number 32

*Parameters: Temperature (deg.C), salinity (psu)

*Instruments and methods: CTD-probe OLT

*Accuracy: Temperature - 0.005 deg.C, Salinity - 0.015 psu

*Processing:

*Principal Investigator(s): S.N.Bulgakov

*Digitization: Data were obtained in digital form

*Remarks:

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

*Date: 20.06.1996

*Source of data: MHI NASU
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*Data file: bank32pk.chm

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

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

*Expedition: Cruise number 32

*Parameters: Dissolved Oxygen(microM/l), Hydrogen Sulphide(microM/l), pH,
Phosphates(microM/l), Silicate(microM/l), Nitrites(microM/l),
Nitrates(microM/l).

*Instruments and methods: CTD-probe

*Accuracy:

*Processing: Dissolved Oxygen - Winkler's Method, Modification Of
Carpenter, Adopted For Low Concentrations.
Hydrogen Sulphide - Iodometric Back Titration Method.
pH - pH-meter (Accuracy (0.005 - 0.01).
Alkalinity - According To "Methods Of Hydrochemical Investigations
Of The Ocean", Moscow, Science, 1978. Method Of Bruevich.
Phosphates - According To "Methods Of Hydrochemical Investigations
Of The Ocean", Moscow, Science, 1978. Method Of Murphy And Riley.
Silicic Acid - According To "Chemical Methods For Use In Marine
Environment Monitoring", Unesco, 1983, Manuals And Guides, 12, Ioc.
Nitrites - Technikon Autoanalyser.
Nitrates - Technikon Autoanalyser.

*Principal investigator(s):

*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): PK32wd.dat

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

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

*Expedition: Cruise number 32.

*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): Victor I.Man'kovsky (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

Stations List
Station Name	Date	Time	Latitude	Longitude
5842	04/12/1994	09:04	43°26'24"	33°46'18"
5843	04/12/1994	10:28	43°20'18"	33°45'24"
5844	04/12/1994	12:03	43°20'18"	33°45'24"
5845-3	05/12/1994	04:30	43°29'06"	31°14'06"
5845-5	05/12/1994	05:30	43°29'06"	31°14'06"
5845-7	05/12/1994	06:50	43°29'06"	31°14'06"
5845-9	05/12/1994	07:37	43°29'06"	31°14'06"
ST	05/12/1994	11:27	43°40'00"	31°15'00"
5847	05/12/1994	14:41	43°50'00"	31°15'00"
5847-3	05/12/1994	15:48	43°50'00"	31°15'00"
5847-5	05/12/1994	16:57	43°50'00"	31°15'00"
5849	05/12/1994	23:05	44°10'00"	31°15'00"
5849-3	06/12/1994	00:01	44°10'00"	31°15'00"
5849-5	06/12/1994	00:36	44°10'00"	31°15'00"
5850	06/12/1994	05:45	44°30'06"	31°15'00"
5850-3	06/12/1994	06:35	44°30'06"	31°15'00"
5850-5	06/12/1994	07:51	44°30'06"	31°15'00"
ST (2)	06/12/1994	10:49	44°50'00"	31°15'00"
5851	06/12/1994	11:13	44°50'00"	31°15'00"
5852	06/12/1994	13:13	45°00'00"	31°15'00"
5854	06/12/1994	16:11	44°55'00"	31°47'00"
ST (3)	07/12/1994	09:39	44°30'00"	31°45'00"
5855	07/12/1994	10:10	44°30'00"	31°45'00"
ST (4)	07/12/1994	13:08	44°20'00"	31°45'00"
5857	07/12/1994	14:10	44°10'00"	31°45'00"
5857-3	07/12/1994	14:57	44°10'00"	31°45'00"
ST (5)	07/12/1994	15:25	44°10'00"	31°45'00"
5859	07/12/1994	21:47	43°50'00"	31°45'00"
5859-3	07/12/1994	23:06	43°50'00"	31°45'00"
5860	08/12/1994	03:22	43°30'00"	31°45'00"
5860-3	08/12/1994	03:50	43°30'00"	31°45'00"
5860-5	08/12/1994	04:10	43°30'00"	31°45'00"
5860-7	08/12/1994	04:35	43°30'00"	31°45'00"
5860-9	08/12/1994	05:40	43°30'00"	31°45'00"
5861	08/12/1994	11:06	43°30'00"	32°15'00"
5861-5	08/12/1994	13:04	43°30'00"	32°15'00"
5861-11	08/12/1994	14:31	43°30'00"	32°15'00"
5861-15	08/12/1994	16:05	43°30'00"	32°15'00"
ST (6)	09/12/1994	09:23	44°30'00"	32°45'00"
5868	09/12/1994	09:38	44°30'00"	32°45'00"
5869	09/12/1994	12:30	44°50'00"	32°45'00"
ST (7)	09/12/1994	12:40	44°50'00"	32°45'00"
5870	09/12/1994	15:24	45°00'00"	32°15'00"
ST (8)	09/12/1994	15:55	45°00'00"	32°15'00"
5871	09/12/1994	18:20	44°50'00"	32°15'00"
5871-3	09/12/1994	18:37	44°50'00"	32°15'00"
5871-5	09/12/1994	19:47	44°50'00"	32°15'00"
5873	10/12/1994	00:08	44°30'00"	32°15'00"
5873-3	10/12/1994	00:51	44°30'00"	32°15'00"

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