Scientific Data and Products
Oceanographic information and data collected and aggregated by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. Data is collected through several national and international programs. Data is managed by the management policy for scientific data.
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Topic: Water Temperature
Integrated Science Data Management (ISDM)
Argo is an international project and a major component of the oceans observing system. Approximately 3000 profiling floats will be deployed around the world. Once at sea, the float sinks to a preprogrammed target depth of 2000 meters for a preprogrammed period of time. It then floats to the surface, taking temperature and salinity values during its ascent at set depths. At the surface, the float drifts along for a day or two and transmits the data to a satellite run by Service Argos which then determines the position of the float. Service Argos sends the data to various data centers such as ISDM.
Integrated Science Data Management (ISDM)
Biological, chemical and physical information on the northwestern Atlantic Ocean gathered through the Atlantic Zone Monitoring Program. AZMP provides an ever-expanding perspective on seasonal, annual and longer-term changes in ocean conditions including sea levels, climate and weather
Pacific Region
Daily values of sea surface temperature and salinity are observed at the current and old lighthouses around the coast of British Columbia.
Maritimes Oceans and Ecosystem Science (OES)
Monthly average temperatures, standard deviations and daily maximum and minimum temperatures for water depths less than 12 metres are presented for inshore fishing areas of the Canadian East Coast.
Pacific Region
Figures at this site show contours of median temperature and salinity through the Gulf of Alaska. Summer and winter figures are presented separately at each of 46 depths through the gulf.
Integrated Science Data Management (ISDM)
Global 0.2º X 0.2º climatology of monthly sea surface temperature (SST) developed by Environment Canada, using in situ and remotely sensed observations.
Pacific Region
A series of oceanographic stations extending from the mouth of the Juan de Fuca Strait, south of Vancouver Island, to Ocean Station Papa at 50°N 145°W, in the Pacific Ocean.
Pacific Region
Search the Institute of Ocean Sciences / Ocean Sciences Data Inventory for data from moored instrumentation. This application will return inventory information about the data records that meet the search criteria but will not return the actual data.
- Date Modified:
- 2013-04-22