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* YYYYMMDD is the year, month and date using the ISO standard date. | * YYYYMMDD is the year, month and date using the ISO standard date. | ||
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Revision as of 14:12, 11 February 2022
File name (original)
AAA_XXX_YYY_ZZZ_PPP.nc
where (letters are NOT limited to 3; use as many as needed):
- A for the platform (e.g. AUV, GLIDER, ICE, FLOAT etc. No need to use SHIP or ICE if not preferred)
- X for the instrument (e.g. VMP, MSS, EPSILOMETER)
- Y for the specific cruise, expedition or similar (e.g. N-ICE2015, MOSAiC, KH2020117 etc.)
- Z for the region/sea (e.g., BarentsSea, ArcticOcean, Ogasawara etc.)
- P for the cast/profile number (if needed).
For example:
- AUV_MR_KH2021702_BarentsSea.nc
- MSS_NICE2015_ArcticOcean_1242.nc
Also include a readme.txt or similar with some more specifics if required.
File name (re-processed)
AAA_XXX_YYY_ZZZ_PPP_II_YYYYMMDD.nc
Use the original file name and append: II_YYYYMMDD.nc
where:
- II is your initials (use as many letters as needed)
- YYYYMMDD is the year, month and date using the ISO standard date.
