印度尼西亚阿拉斯海峡船上安装的声学多普勒海流剖面仪（ADCP）测量的横截面海流数据

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Data in Brief Pub Date : 2025-04-21 DOI:10.1016/j.dib.2025.111576

Sendy Brammadi , Poerbandono , Roberto Mayerle

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在本文中，我们介绍了由600 kHz船载Teledyne工作马声学多普勒电流分析器（ADCP）获得的三维电流矢量。这些数据是在2022年9月25日至27日（春潮）在印度尼西亚阿拉斯海峡进行的实地测量活动中收集的。该数据是该地区首次通过船只在多个横截面上移动来收集洋流数据的原位测量数据。收集到的ADCP原始数据经过转换为ASCII格式，重新格式化为更有组织的表格，并进行质量控制以去除由于偏差、错误、干扰和/或噪声而产生的坏数据。此外，还提供了潮汐和深度资料。有13个横截面样带和一个海峡样带，覆盖水深约1.71 m至约60 m。这些水流、潮汐和深度数据集提供了在特定潮汐阶段和位置表征水流行为的机会。横截面观测可用于校正和验证水动力模型的结果。

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Cross-sectional ocean current data from vessel mounted acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP) survey in the Alas Strait, Indonesia

In this article, we present three-dimensional current vectors obtained by 600 kHz vessel mounted Teledyne Workhorse Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP). The data is collected during a field measuring campaign on the 25th to the 27th of September 2022 (spring tide) in the Alas Strait, Indonesia. The data presented is the first in-situ measurement in this region to collect ocean current data from a vessel moving across multiple cross-sectional transects. The collected ADCP raw data undergoes conversion to ASCII format, reformatting into a more organized tabulation, and quality control for removal of bad data due to biases, errors, interferences, and/or noises. Moreover, tidal and depth data are also provided. As many as 13 cross-sectional transects and one along strait transect are presented covering water depth from about 1.71 m to approximately 60 m. These current, tide, and depth datasets provide an opportunity to characterize current behaviour at specific tidal phases and locations. The cross-sectional observation could be used to calibrate and validate results from hydrodynamic models.

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