For time series scalar data:
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All
When this option is selected, raw data will be supplied all sensors available to the instrument or location shall be included in the data products: no action is taken to modify the data. In general, all scalar data is associated with a quality control flag. For time series scalar data (CSV, MAT files), these flags are stored adjacent to the data values. For plots, such as the time series scalar plot, data that fail quality control are marked on the plot with coloured data points and flag markers for emphasis.
Clean Data
For time series scalar data (CSV, MAT), selecting this option will cause any data values with quality control failures (QAQC flags 3, 4 and 6) to be replaced with NaNs. If the do not fill data gaps option is selected, data values with quality control failures will be removed. Because NaNs cannot be plotted, quality control failures will be excluded from any plots under the clean option. For all data products, when resampling with the clean option, any data with quality control failures are removed prior to the resampling (this rule applies to all resampling types: average, min/max, etc).
requested data product.
This is the default option.
Oceans 2.0 API filter: dpo_sensorstoinclude=0
State of Environment sensors only
When this option is selected, a filter is applied so that only a specific set of sensors are included in the requested data product. The included sensors generally consist of sensors that represent an environmental property such as temperature, salinity, ice draft, etc. Non-standard, compromised or uncorrected sensors are excluded. See here.
Oceans 2.0 API filter: dpo_sensorstoinclude=1This is the default option for all data products.
File-name mode field
'cleanIf the sensors to include option is set State of Environment sensors only, 'stateEnvSensorsOnly' is added to the file-name when the quality option is set to clean data. 'stateEnvPlot' is added instead, if the search type is also 'Variables by Location'.