Dear Nan et al.,
I want to weigh in to this discussion, as chair of SCOR/IAPSO Working Group
127.
In June 2009 the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, which is
comprised of 146 nations, adopted TEOS-10 as the formal definition of seawater
properties (and of ice and of humid air
Dear Trevor,
Could you please clarify: Are "potential temperature" and "conservative
temperature" identical, or is "conservative temperature" what everyone
else considers to be simply "temperature", or what?
thanks,
Karl
On 7/21/11 3:29 AM, trevor.mcdoug...@csiro.au wrote:
Dear Nan et al.,
Dear All,
The standard name table will be updated tomorrow with new names and aliases
that have been agreed over recent months. Details of the planned changes are
given below.
The update will be performed with the CEDA vocabulary editor. The changes will
be submitted to the NERC vocabulary ser
Dear All,
I think the point we're missing here is that the existing salinity Standard
Name is a much broader term than the TEOS-10 recommendations, covering true
practical salinity from conductivity measurements, other types of salinity
measurement and salinity computed by a whole host of numer
