Cruise Data
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Since 1949, hydrographic and biological data of the California Current System have been collected on quarterly CalCOFI cruises. The 59+ year hydrographic time-series includes weather, temperature, salinity, oxygen and phosphate observations. In 1961, nutrient analysis expanded to include silicate, nitrate and nitrite; in 1973, chlorophyll was added; in 1984, C14 primary productivity incubations were added. |
Cruise Hydrographic Data Reports
Introductions - Contains the standard procedures, tabulated data descriptions, associated ancillary projects, footnote definitions, and literature cited.
Hydrographic Data Reports - Quarterly tabulated data reports. The 60 year dataset includes temperature, salinity, oxygen and phosphate observations. In 1961, nutrient analysis expanded to include silicate, nitrate and nitrite; in 1973, chlorophyll was added; in 2008, the nutrient analysis expanded to include ammonium.
Primary Productivity Data Reports - Quarterly Tabulated Data Reports. These are a subset of the hydrographic data report containing only stations in which primary productivity experiments were carried out. Includes hydrographic data along with primary productivity data.
Personnel - List of personnel per cruise, cruise dates, ports of call, ship name, and captain's name.
Macrozooplankton Biomass Report - Contains the macrozooplankton biomass, as wet displacement volume, after removal of large (>5 ml) organisms from the starboard side of a 71 cm mouth diameter paired net (bongo net) equipped with 0.505mm plankton mesh; towed obliquely from 210 meters to the surface.
Spatial Pattern Figures - Contains vertical (line 90 only) and horizontal (10 and 200 meters along the standard CalCOFI grid) contour plotted hydrographic data.
Bird Figures - Quartely Avifauna distribution observations over the standard CalCOFI grid.
For combined quarterly CalCOFI Data Reports in pdf, please see our CalCOFI Data Reports web page.
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8208 |
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1981 |
8101 |
8102JD 8102NM |
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8104JD 8104NM |
8105JD 8105NM |
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8107JD 8107NM |
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1980 |
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8012JD 8012NM |
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1978 |
7801AH 7801JD |
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7803AH 7803JD |
7804AH 7804JD |
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7807AH 7807JD |
7808AH 7808JD |
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1977 |
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7712AH 7712JD |
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1976 |
7601 |
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7611 |
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1975 |
7501AX 7501JD |
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7503AX 7503JD |
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7505 |
7506 |
7507AX 7507JD |
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7509 |
7510AX 7510JD |
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7512 |
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1974 |
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7404 |
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7410 |
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7412AX 7412JD |
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7303 |
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7310 |
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1972 |
7201AX 7201JD |
7202AX 7202AX 7202JD |
7203AX 7203JD |
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7205AX 7205JD |
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7207AX 7207AX 7207JD |
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7210AX 7210JD |
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1971 |
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7102 |
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1969 |
6901AX 6901JD |
6901AX 6902FN 6901JD |
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6904AX 6904JD |
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6906 |
6907AX 6907JD |
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6909 |
6910AX 6910JD |
6911 |
6912AX 6912JD |
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1968 |
6801 |
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6804 |
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1967 |
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6707 |
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6712 |
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1966 |
6601AX 6601JD |
6602 |
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6604AX 6604AX |
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6607AX 6607JD |
6608AX 6608JD |
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6610AX 6610JD |
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1965 |
6501AX 6501BD |
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1964 |
6401AX 6401BD |
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6301AX 6301BD |
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6309AX 6309HO |
6310AX 6310BD 6310HO |
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6201AR 6201BD 6201HO |
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6203BD 6203HO |
6204BD 6204HO |
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6207BD 6207PT |
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1961 |
6101BD 6101HO |
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6104BD 6104HO |
6105BD 6105HO |
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6110BD 6110HO |
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6001BD 6001HO 6001OR |
6002BD 6002HS |
6003BD 6003HO |
6004BD 6004HO 6004HS |
6005BD 6005OR |
6006BD 6006OR |
6007BD 6007HO |
6008 |
6009BD 6009HS 6009SB |
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5901BD 5901OR 5901SB |
5902BD 5902OR 5902PT |
5903OR 5903PT 5903ST |
5904OR 5904PT 5904ST |
5905BD 5905OR 5905PT |
5906BD 5906HO 5906OR 5906PT |
5907BD 5907OR 5907PT |
5908BD 5908HS 5908OR |
5909BD 5909OR |
5910BD 5910OR 5910SB |
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5801BD 5801PT 5801ST |
5802PT 5802ST |
5803BD 5803ST |
5804BD 5804PT 5804SB 5804ST |
5805BD 5805PT 5805ST |
5806BD 5806OR 5806ST |
5807BD 5807OR 5807PT 5807ST |
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5809BD 5809OR |
5810BD 5810HO 5810PT 5810ST |
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5702BD 5702HO 5702SB |
5703BD 5703OR |
5704BD 5704HO 5704ST |
5705BD 5705HO 5705OR 5705ST |
5706BD 5706HO 5706OR 5706ST |
5707BD 5707OR 5707PT 5707ST |
5708BD 5708ST |
5709BD 5709ST |
5710PT 5710ST |
5711 |
5712PT 5712ST |
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5601HO 5601ST |
5602BD 5602SB 5602ST |
5603BD 5603ST |
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5606HO 5606ST |
5607BD 5607OR 5607PT |
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5610BD 5610OR |
5611BD 5611OR |
5612HO 5612OR |
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5501CR 5501PT |
5502CR 5502PT 5502SB |
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5504CR 5504HO 5504SB |
5505BD 5505CR |
5506CR 5506HO 5506PT |
5507BD 5507CR 5507PT |
5508BD 5508HO 5508SB 5508ST |
5509BD 5509PT |
5510BD 5510ST |
5511BD 5511PT |
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5401CR 5401HO 5401NS |
5402CR 5402HO |
5403CR 5403HO |
5404CR 5404ES 5404HO 5404SB |
5405CR 5405HO |
5406CR 5406HO |
5407CR 5407HO |
5408CR 5408SB |
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5410CR 5410HO |
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5412CR 5412PT |
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5301CR 5301ES 5301YE |
5302CR 5302ES 5302PT |
5303CR 5303ES 5303SB |
5304CR 5304ES 5304HO 5304PT 5304SB |
5305CR 5305ES 5305HO 5305PT 5305YE |
5306CR 5306ES 5306HO 5306PT 5306YE |
5307CR 5307ES 5307HO 5307PT |
5308CR 5308HO 5308PT |
5309CR 5309HO |
5310CR 5310PT |
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5312CR 5312PT |
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5201BD 5201CR 5201HO |
5202BD 5202CR 5202HO |
5203BD 5203CR 5203ES 5203HO 5203PT |
5204BD 5204CR 5204HO |
5205BD 5205ES 5205PT 5205SB |
5206CR 5206SB 5206YE |
5207CR 5207PT 5207SB |
5208BD 5208CR 5208SB |
5209CR 5209PT |
5210CR 5210PT |
5211BD 5211CR |
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5101CR 5101HO 5101NS |
5102BD 5102CR |
5103BD 5103CR 5103HO |
5104BD 5104CR 5104HO |
5105BD 5105CR 5105HO |
5106BD 5106CR 5106HO 5106YE |
5107BD 5107CR 5107PT |
5108BD 5108CR 5108PT |
5109BD 5109CR 5109PT |
5110BD 5110CR 5110PT |
5111BD 5111CR |
5112HO 5112YE |
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5001CR 5001HO |
5002BD 5002CR 5002HO |
5003BD 5003CR 5003HO |
5004BD 5004CR 5004HO |
5005BD 5005CR 5005HO |
5006BD 5006CR 5006PT |
5007BD 5007CR 5007PT |
5008BD 5008CR 5008PT |
5009BD 5009CR 5009PT |
5010BD 5010CR 5010ES |
5011BD 5011CR 5011ES 5011PT |
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4903CR 4903HO 4903NS |
4904CR 4904HO 4904NS |
4905CR 4905HO 4905NS |
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4907BD 4907CR 4907HO |
4908BD 4908CR 4908HO |
4909BD 4909CR 4909HO |
4910BD 4910CR 4910HO |
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Published CalCOFI Data Reports available in pdf version. For recent data click here.
Microsoft Access Database
Microsoft Access Database (mirror; Microsoft Access format version 05June2013) - includes final hydrographic data from March 1949 -March 2012 (IEH data + published Data Report data). Table and Column Definitions of the CalCOFI Database and IEH Data Format.
CSV - 194903 to 201203 Cast and Bottle Tables as CSV (mirror; 05June2013)
XML - 194903 to 201203 Cast and Bottle XML files (mirror; 05June2013) - Cast and Bottle tables as separate XML-XSD files.
SQL - 194903 to 201203 Access to MySQL 'dump' SQL file (mirror; 05June2013)- complete web version, includes Cast, Bottle, Standard Station, Standard Depth, and metadata tables, uncompresses to over 870mb.
Newest fixes and additions:
- Fixed 20-1202 import errors in Rpt_Data Table and BtlNum & RecInd in Bottle Table for 20-1202
- Fixed DIC importation errors
- Imported DIC data from 2009-01 through 2012-03 into Bottle Table
- Imported final data from 20-1203
- Re-Imported 20-1108 and 20-1110 to fix UTC Date/Time issues
- Re-Imported 20-1202 to fix UTC Date/Time issues and Prodo lumex problems
- Added description for Julian date into Categories table
- Added captain, cruise date data into Cruises table, 5408-1203
- CalCOFI 1110NH final hydrographic data imported into database
- CalCOFI 1202NH final hydrographic data imported into database
- CalCOFI 1104NH final hydrographic data imported into database
- CalCOFI 1108NH final hydrographic data imported into database
- Missing O2 saturation in hydrographic data added
- Missing decimal (tenth) value in O2 ml/L added
- CalCOFI 1011NH final hydrographic data imported into database
- CalCOFI 1101NH final hydrographic data imported into database
- Updated the Units Table
03 Jan 2011
- CalCOFI 1008NH final hydrographic data imported into database
- CalCOFI 1009SH (10 sta Shimada shakedown cruise; Line 93.3) final hydrographic data imported into database
- NODC ship code corrections applied to ship table, ship code column, & Cruise_ID; refer to 'work done' table for specifics.
- Fixed ship codes: David Phillip Dolphin changed from 31DP to 33DP; Alejandro de Humboldt changed from 65AH to 57VA; Wecoma changed from Westwind, 31WE to 32WC; Sproul changed from 31QU to 32QU.
- Fixed same ship codes in Cruise_ID field and a few others parsed incorrectly or misspelled.
1 Sept 2010
- Fixed Date issue on 200104. All dates were -1 day off
- Added missing stations 80.0 100.0 and 90.0 100.0 to 200911
- Added finalized data from cruises 201001 and 201004
23 Mar 2010
- Added content to Cruise_ID column: YYYY-MM-DD-Project Code-Ship Code
- Changed ShipName to Ship_Name in Cast table to match the 0-Ships table and establish a relational link
- Changed the Ship_Code to 4 characters only; UNOLS 2 digit country code + 2 char ship code
- Fixed 191001 glitch to 201001 in preliminary database
- Added Cruise_ID, YYYY-MM-DD-ProjectCode-ShipCode, column to cast table
- Changed the Ship_Code column which has historically been Country Code + Institution Code + Ship Code to Country Code + Ship Code because Institution is missing in most of the IEH archives.
- Revised the Ship Table: original two char ShipCode is now Ship, ShipCode is new standard country code+ship code
- Added 0911 final hydrographic data to the database
17 Dec 2009
- Salinity decimal accuracy set to 3 sig figs
- Sigma-theta decimal accuracy set to 3 sig figs
- Cast_ID Julian Day, Time, Data_Type corrected on several casts
- Depth_ID corrected to match Cast_ID corrections
- Prodo_Cast table - removed Cast_ID, not needed since Cast_Cnt relation links Cast table Cast_ID
07 Dec 2009
- Cruise 198107 changed to 198108 as reported by NMFS ichthyoplankton database
- Cruise 199007 changed to 199008 as reported by NMFS ichthyoplankton database
- Shipcode edit; removed two spaces between country code and ship code
18 November 2009
- Decimal Latitude and Longitude decimal values recalculated to 5 decimal places from Lat_Deg+(Lat_Min/60) and Lon_Deg+(Lon_Min/60).
- Updated online versions of database & csvs with recalculated lat & lon columns
- Added xml and mysql dump download links.
21 October 2009
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Cast_ID column in the Cast Table has been synchronized with the Ship_Code column from the Cast Table. Depth_ID column in the Bottle table has been synchronized with the Ship_Code column from the Cast Table.
14 May 2009
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Correction were made to several 0707 bottle data records after comparison plots with CTD profiles identified flyer
1 Jan 2008
- CalCOFI Data Reports and IEH ascii files include data above line 76.7 when collected (usually during the winter and spring CalCOFIs)
8 Sep 2006
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Cruz_Sta value does not include Ship Code. Current format is CCYYMMLLLLSSSS where CC is century (19 or 20); YYMM is the usual year-month cruise designation (ex 0602); LLLL is Line; SSSS is Sta. Line & Sta format include the "tenths" value ie Lines are not rounded: line 93 is reported as 93.3, line 87 is 86.7. Santa Barbara Basin is 81.8 46.9, not 82 47. These changes were necessary to distinguish SCCOOS stations from standard stations. This change is reflected in the 0602 IEH file. Please note that pre-2008 IEH data does not include data collected above line 76.7. This allows data collected on different ships occupying the same station to link. Some older cruises performed the hydrographic work and biological work on separate ships.
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Order_Occ column added to Cast table. This will be backfilled from the zooplankton database since IEH data does not include this value until 2000.
20 Jan 2006
- Added a standard station field to the Station_ID table. ST in the Stnd_Sta column flags the current 66 quarterly-sampled stations.
- Fixed Cast_Data Table: Cruz_Num & Int_Chl errors fixed. Parsing error combined the fields for several 80s cruises
- Metafile Description - definitions and format
Comments - CalCOFI 1949 - 2009 IEH-formatted ascii files are sorted by cruise, parsed into two comma-delimited ascii files (cast information; bottle data), combined with CalCOFI Data Report calculated values, then imported into Access 2003. Some common corrections are required: the cruise YYMM designation such as 9801 are extracted from the IEH header. If that field is empty (common in early IEHs) the cruise designation (variable Cruz_Nam) is generated from Year and Month automatically. Any query that uses the cruise designation (Cruz_Nam) may not pull all data collected from early cruises so use date and ship instead. Another note - Gulf of California station latitudes & longitudes generate negative Line.Sta numbers using the CalCOFI Line.Sta from Lat.Lon algorithm. These data are not excluded so the Line & Sta fields are not always numeric but text since a “G” designation is reported in many IEHs for those stations.
CSV's
For users who need comma-separated value files of CalCOFI hydrographic bottle data and station information (both are used to create the Access database). Header information can be found on the database definitions webpage.
CSV - 194903 to 201203 Cast and Bottle Tables as CSV (mirror; 5June2013).
- Hydrographic Bottle data can be found in the Bottle.csv.
- Station information and primary productivity data can be found in the cast.csv.
Newest fixes and additions:
- Fixed 20-1202 import errors in Rpt_Data Table and BtlNum & RecInd in Bottle Table for 20-1202
- Fixed DIC importation errors
- Imported DIC data from 2009-01 through 2012-03 into Bottle Table
- Imported final data from 20-1203
- Re-Imported 20-1108 and 20-1110 to fix UTC Date/Time issues
- Re-Imported 20-1202 to fix UTC Date/Time issues and Prodo lumex problems
Ascii IEH's
For users who need IEH's which contain CalCOFI hydrographic bottle and station information in ascii format. These are in CalCOFI 128-column data archive format and are available in 2 versions:
- Files with observed data only (labeled YYMMarch.ieh)
- Files with observed data and interpolated standard levels (labeled YYMMt.ieh)
The IEH format was developed as an archive format for the CalCOFI data. Prior to Aug 1995, columns 64-65 contained format alignment characters (Z*). Starting in 2006, the Station Id will report Line & Sta to tenths ie 81.8 46.9 instead of 82 47 or 86.7 100.0 instead of 87 100. This change was made to allow the inclusion of coastal SCCOOS station data with nearby standard station data. (IEH stands for "Is Everybody Happy?" coined by programmer David Newton.)




