A toolbox for glider data processing and management

C. Troupin , J.P. Beltran , E. Heslop , M. Torner , B. Garau , J. Allen , S. Ruiz , J. Tintoré
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Abstract

We present a complete set of freely available MATLAB/Octave scripts called the SOCIB Glider Toolbox (https://github.com/socib/glider_toolbox). This new toolbox automates glider data processing functions, including thermal lag correction, quality control and graphical outputs. While the scientific value of the glider platform has been proven, the experience for the glider data user is far from perfect or routine. Over the last 10 years, ocean gliders have evolved such that they are now considered as a core component of multi-platform observing systems and multi-disciplinary process studies; we now have a generic processing system that appropriately complements glider capability.

In an ideal world, a simple connection to a glider would provide oceanographic data ready for scientific application in an intuitive, familiar format; the reality has been somewhat different. Up till now users have faced several time-consuming tasks that prevent them from directly and efficiently extracting new oceanographic knowledge from the acquired data. The SOCIB glider toolbox covers all stages of the data management process, including: metadata aggregation, raw data download, data processing, data correction and the automatic generation of data products and figures. It is designed to be operated either in real-time or in delayed mode, and to process data from two of the most widely used and commercially exploited glider platforms, Slocum gliders and SeaGliders. The SOCIB glider toolbox is ready to accelerate glider data integration and promote oceanographic discovery.

一个用于滑翔机数据处理和管理的工具箱
我们提供了一套完整的免费MATLAB/Octave脚本,称为SOCIB滑翔机工具箱(https://github.com/socib/glider_toolbox)。这个新的工具箱自动化滑翔机数据处理功能,包括热滞后校正,质量控制和图形输出。虽然滑翔机平台的科学价值已被证明,但滑翔机数据用户的体验远非完美或常规。在过去的十年中,海洋滑翔机已经发展到现在被认为是多平台观测系统和多学科过程研究的核心组成部分;我们现在有了一个通用的处理系统,它适当地补充了滑翔机的功能。在理想情况下,与滑翔机的简单连接将以直观、熟悉的格式提供可供科学应用的海洋数据;现实情况有些不同。到目前为止,用户面临着一些耗时的任务,这些任务阻碍了他们从获取的数据中直接有效地提取新的海洋学知识。SOCIB滑翔机工具箱涵盖了数据管理过程的所有阶段,包括:元数据聚合、原始数据下载、数据处理、数据校正以及数据产品和图形的自动生成。它可以在实时或延迟模式下运行,并处理来自两个最广泛使用和商业开发的滑翔机平台(Slocum滑翔机和SeaGliders)的数据。SOCIB滑翔机工具箱已准备好加速滑翔机数据集成和促进海洋学发现。
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