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Metadata Report for BODC Series Reference Number 317961


Metadata Summary

Data Description

Data Category CTD or STD cast
Instrument Type
NameCategories
Bissett-Bermann 9040 CTD system  CTD; water temperature sensor; salinity sensor
Instrument Mounting research vessel
Originating Country United Kingdom
Originator -
Originating Organization Dunstaffnage Marine Laboratory (now Scottish Association for Marine Science)
Processing Status banked
Online delivery of data Download available - Ocean Data View (ODV) format
Project(s) -
 

Data Identifiers

Originator's Identifier LF2/89/042
BODC Series Reference 317961
 

Time Co-ordinates(UT)

Start Time (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm) 1989-08-07 17:58
End Time (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm) -
Nominal Cycle Interval -
 

Spatial Co-ordinates

Latitude 55.70000 N ( 55° 42.0' N )
Longitude 6.36500 W ( 6° 21.9' W )
Positional Uncertainty Unspecified
Minimum Sensor or Sampling Depth 1.19 m
Maximum Sensor or Sampling Depth 17.54 m
Minimum Sensor or Sampling Height 3.46 m
Maximum Sensor or Sampling Height 19.8 m
Sea Floor Depth 21.0 m
Sea Floor Depth Source -
Sensor or Sampling Distribution Variable common depth - All sensors are grouped effectively at the same depth, but this depth varies significantly during the series
Sensor or Sampling Depth Datum Instantaneous - Depth measured below water line or instantaneous water body surface
Sea Floor Depth Datum Instantaneous - Depth measured below water line or instantaneous water body surface
 

Parameters

BODC CODERankUnitsTitle
PRESPR011DecibarsPressure (spatial coordinate) exerted by the water body by profiling pressure sensor and correction to read zero at sea level
PSALPR011DimensionlessPractical salinity of the water body by conductivity cell and computation using UNESCO 1983 algorithm
TEMPST011Degrees CelsiusTemperature of the water body by CTD or STD

Definition of Rank

  • Rank 1 is a one-dimensional parameter
  • Rank 2 is a two-dimensional parameter
  • Rank 0 is a one-dimensional parameter describing the second dimension of a two-dimensional parameter (e.g. bin depths for moored ADCP data)

Problem Reports

No Problem Report Found in the Database


Data Access Policy

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Narrative Documents

Bissett-Bermann 9040 Conductivity Temperature and Depth

The basic configuration of the B-B 9040 CTD incorporates pressure, temperature and conductivity sensors which could be logged digitally. This system also made it possible to derive other parameters, such as salinity, depth and sound velocity.

The instrument was versatile and it was possible to attach a dissolved oxygen sensor or to change the CTD housing, allowing it to obtain data from deeper layers in the water column. The accuracy for salinity is ±0.02 ppt , and ±0.02°C for temperature.

This instrument was also known as the Plessey 9040.

RV Lough Foyle Cruise 2/89 CTD Data Documentation

Introduction

Documentation for the CTD data collected on RV Lough Foyle 2/89 (August 1989) by the Dunstaffnage Marine Laboratory, Oban, Argyll, Scotland, UK, under the direction of D. J. Ellett.

Instrumentation

The instrument used was a Bissett Berman 9040 CTD system and the data were logged on a Hewlett Packard 9820 and stored in an integer format. Instrument lowering and raising speeds were between 0.5m/s and 1m/s. An acoustic pinger was placed above the CTD to give an accurate depth measurement, this could then be used to check the CTD pressure calibration. An NIO bottle with reversing thermometers was placed above the pinger, within 2m of the CTD system. A bottle sample was taken at the bottom of the cast providing the temperature and salinity are uniform at that point. If large temperature or salinity gradients were present then the bottle sample was triggered at a suitable site on the upcast. A surface salinity sample was also taken at the start of the dip.

Calibration and Data Quality

The CTD was not calibrated in the laboratory. The manufacturer's calibration was used and water samples taken to check the calibration and apply corrections where necessary.

Temperature

The manufacturer's calibration was used to convert the raw data to to physical units using the equation below:

Temperature (°C) = (106/Pt -2238.68/55.84)
where Pt is the temperature period in microseconds

These values were then plotted against the water bottle (i.e. reversing thermometer) temperatures and a regression line fitted to the data such that:

Temperature(WB) = m x Temperature(CTD) + c

Then the regression coefficients (m and c) were applied to correct the CTD temperature data - these are given in the table below.

Conductivity

The manufacturer's calibration was used to convert the raw data to to physical units using the equation below:

Conductivity (mmho/cm) = (106/Pc - 4995)/58.12 + 10
where Pc is the conductivity period in microseconds

The water bottle salinities and corrected CTD temperatures were used to calculate the water bottle conductivity values. These values were then plotted against the CTD conductivities and a regression line fitted to the data such that:

Conductivity(WB) = m x Conductivity(CTD) + c

Then the regression coefficients were applied to correct the CTD conductivity data - these are given in the table below.

Pressure

The depths from the acoustic pinger were noted where the bottle samples were taken and then used to check the calibration of the pressure sensor - unless calibration values were available from the reversing thermometers. The equation below was used to convert the pressure period to physical units.

Pressure = (106/Pd - 9712)/0.26267
where Pd is the pressure period in microseconds

A regression fit was carried out using the calibration values and the slope and intercept determined. The pressure values could then be corrected using:

Pressure (CORR) = m x Pressure(CTD) + c

The fit of the CTD data to the water bottle calibration data is given in the table below:

Variable Slope (m) Intercept (c)
Temperature (°C) 1.0017343 0.029533
Conductivity (mmho/cm) 1.0050700 -0.088016
Pressure (dbar) 1.0019225 13.206975

Data Processing

Obvious wild points were edited out of the calibration file and the calibration programs run to obtain values for the slopes and intercepts for temperature, pressure and conductivity. These were then applied to the uncalibrated data. Conductivities were converted to conductivity ratios and then converted to salinities using UNESCO recommended routines and sigma-t was calculated. The data values were then sieved to ensure a minimum separation between pressure values of 1 dbar. The data were then visually inspected and major spikes flagged.

Reference

Fofonoff, N.P. and Millard Jr., R.C. (1983).
Algorithms for the computation of fundamental properties of sea water. UNESCO Technical Paper on Marine Science 44.


Project Information


No Project Information held for the Series

Data Activity or Cruise Information

Cruise

Cruise Name LF2/89
Departure Date 1989-08-04
Arrival Date 1989-08-10
Principal Scientist(s)David J Ellett (Dunstaffnage Marine Laboratory)
Ship RV Lough Foyle

Complete Cruise Metadata Report is available here


Fixed Station Information

Fixed Station Information

Station NameDML Line C Station 7C
CategoryOffshore location
Latitude55° 42.00' N
Longitude6° 22.00' W
Water depth below MSL25.0 m

DML Station 7C

Station 7C is one of seven fixed STD/CTD stations between Lough Foyle (on the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland) and Islay (Scotland). The station was established by scientists at Dunstaffnage Marine Laboratory (DML).

Related Fixed Station activities are detailed in Appendix 1

Fixed Station Information

Station NameDML Line C
CategoryOffshore route/traverse

DML Line C

Line C is a survey section between Lough Foyle (on the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland) and Islay (off the west coast of Scotland). The line comprises seven fixed STD/CTD stations, which were established as part of routine monitoring work on the Scottish continental shelf by Dunstaffnage Marine Laboratory (DML). The line was occupied between the mid 1970s and mid 1990s.

Map of standard DML Line C STD/CTD Stations

BODC image

Map produced using the GEBCO Digital Atlas.

The white triangles indicate the nominal positions of each standard station on DML Line C.

Nominal station details

DML Line C: Portrush/Lough Foyle (Northern Ireland) - Loch Indaal (Islay, Scotland)

Station Nominal latitude Nominal longitude Approx.
depth (m)
Comment
1C 55° 14.0' N 06° 45.0' W 25 Off Portrush
2C 55° 18.7' N 06° 41.2' W 75  
3C 55° 23.3' N 06° 37.3' W 100  
4C 55° 28.0' N 06° 33.5' W 100  
5C 55° 32.7' N 06° 29.7' W 105  
6C 55° 37.3' N 06° 25.8' W 60  
7C 55° 42.0' N 06° 22.0' W 25 Off Loch Indaal

In addition to Line C, there are other DML repeated survey transects which converge at Islay. These are Line B, Line D, and Line P.

Related Fixed Station activities are detailed in Appendix 2


BODC Quality Control Flags

The following single character qualifying flags may be associated with one or more individual parameters with a data cycle:

Flag Description
Blank Unqualified
< Below detection limit
> In excess of quoted value
A Taxonomic flag for affinis (aff.)
B Beginning of CTD Down/Up Cast
C Taxonomic flag for confer (cf.)
D Thermometric depth
E End of CTD Down/Up Cast
G Non-taxonomic biological characteristic uncertainty
H Extrapolated value
I Taxonomic flag for single species (sp.)
K Improbable value - unknown quality control source
L Improbable value - originator's quality control
M Improbable value - BODC quality control
N Null value
O Improbable value - user quality control
P Trace/calm
Q Indeterminate
R Replacement value
S Estimated value
T Interpolated value
U Uncalibrated
W Control value
X Excessive difference

SeaDataNet Quality Control Flags

The following single character qualifying flags may be associated with one or more individual parameters with a data cycle:

Flag Description
0 no quality control
1 good value
2 probably good value
3 probably bad value
4 bad value
5 changed value
6 value below detection
7 value in excess
8 interpolated value
9 missing value
A value phenomenon uncertain
B nominal value
Q value below limit of quantification

Appendix 1: DML Line C Station 7C

Related series for this Fixed Station are presented in the table below. Further information can be found by following the appropriate links.

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Series IdentifierData CategoryStart date/timeStart positionCruise
258768CTD or STD cast1985-01-30 04:49:0055.7 N, 6.3833 WRRS Challenger CH1/85
253635CTD or STD cast1985-05-06 15:29:0055.7 N, 6.3666 WRRS Challenger CH4/85
260828CTD or STD cast1985-08-17 13:05:0055.7016 N, 6.3666 WRRS Challenger CH8/85
255470CTD or STD cast1985-12-11 03:29:0055.7 N, 6.3666 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/85
345870CTD or STD cast1986-06-11 19:14:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WMV Dawn Sky DSK1/86
347864CTD or STD cast1986-09-25 06:21:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Frederick Russell FR8/86
344215CTD or STD cast1987-01-16 06:53:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Challenger CH9
383804CTD or STD cast1987-03-24 21:52:0055.7 N, 6.375 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/87
349975CTD or STD cast1987-06-22 13:08:0055.7 N, 5.35 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
350509CTD or STD cast1987-06-25 21:36:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
266406CTD or STD cast1989-05-09 18:22:0055.7 N, 6.3666 WRV Lough Foyle LF1/89
382874CTD or STD cast1991-03-02 04:36:0055.7 N, 6.37 WRRS Challenger CH75B
384371CTD or STD cast1991-11-29 05:45:0055.7 N, 6.365 WRRS Challenger CH86B
386783CTD or STD cast1992-10-01 07:35:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Challenger CH97
387160CTD or STD cast1992-10-03 23:44:0055.6967 N, 6.37 WRRS Challenger CH97
391761CTD or STD cast1994-08-27 17:22:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Challenger CH114

Appendix 2: DML Line C

Related series for this Fixed Station are presented in the table below. Further information can be found by following the appropriate links.

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Series IdentifierData CategoryStart date/timeStart positionCruise
91352CTD or STD cast1976-05-25 19:45:0055.2366 N, 6.7816 WRRS Challenger CH8/76
91364CTD or STD cast1976-05-25 20:35:0055.3016 N, 6.7433 WRRS Challenger CH8/76
91388CTD or STD cast1976-05-25 22:25:0055.455 N, 6.565 WRRS Challenger CH8/76
93647CTD or STD cast1977-07-06 00:40:0055.5366 N, 6.4833 WRRS Challenger CH10/77
93659CTD or STD cast1977-07-06 01:40:0055.4666 N, 6.55 WRRS Challenger CH10/77
93660CTD or STD cast1977-07-06 02:40:0055.3916 N, 6.6133 WRRS Challenger CH10/77
93672CTD or STD cast1977-07-06 03:45:0055.3233 N, 6.68 WRRS Challenger CH10/77
93684CTD or STD cast1977-07-06 04:50:0055.25 N, 6.7566 WRRS Challenger CH10/77
98873CTD or STD cast1979-06-19 21:31:0055.31 N, 6.685 WRRS Shackleton S5/79
98885CTD or STD cast1979-06-19 22:30:0055.385 N, 6.62 WRRS Shackleton S5/79
98897CTD or STD cast1979-06-19 23:25:0055.46 N, 6.555 WRRS Shackleton S5/79
191119CTD or STD cast1981-07-05 15:15:0055.62 N, 6.4266 WRRS Challenger CH10/81
191120CTD or STD cast1981-07-05 16:28:0055.535 N, 6.4733 WRRS Challenger CH10/81
191156CTD or STD cast1981-07-05 19:24:0055.3116 N, 6.6566 WRRS Challenger CH10/81
191168CTD or STD cast1981-07-05 20:22:0055.2383 N, 6.7616 WRRS Challenger CH10/81
258707CTD or STD cast1985-01-29 23:05:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WRRS Challenger CH1/85
258719CTD or STD cast1985-01-30 00:02:0055.3116 N, 6.6866 WRRS Challenger CH1/85
258720CTD or STD cast1985-01-30 00:54:0055.3883 N, 6.6216 WRRS Challenger CH1/85
258732CTD or STD cast1985-01-30 01:53:0055.4666 N, 6.5416 WRRS Challenger CH1/85
258744CTD or STD cast1985-01-30 02:54:0055.545 N, 6.4933 WRRS Challenger CH1/85
258756CTD or STD cast1985-01-30 03:55:0055.6233 N, 6.4316 WRRS Challenger CH1/85
258768CTD or STD cast1985-01-30 04:49:0055.7 N, 6.3833 WRRS Challenger CH1/85
253580CTD or STD cast1985-05-06 06:54:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WRRS Challenger CH4/85
253592CTD or STD cast1985-05-06 07:50:0055.3133 N, 6.685 WRRS Challenger CH4/85
253611CTD or STD cast1985-05-06 08:42:0055.3883 N, 6.6266 WRRS Challenger CH4/85
253623CTD or STD cast1985-05-06 09:43:0055.4716 N, 6.5566 WRRS Challenger CH4/85
253635CTD or STD cast1985-05-06 15:29:0055.7 N, 6.3666 WRRS Challenger CH4/85
253647CTD or STD cast1985-05-06 16:25:0055.6216 N, 6.4316 WRRS Challenger CH4/85
253659CTD or STD cast1985-05-06 17:39:0055.5433 N, 6.4883 WRRS Challenger CH4/85
260828CTD or STD cast1985-08-17 13:05:0055.7016 N, 6.3666 WRRS Challenger CH8/85
260841CTD or STD cast1985-08-17 14:03:0055.625 N, 6.43 WRRS Challenger CH8/85
260853CTD or STD cast1985-08-17 15:12:0055.5416 N, 6.4966 WRRS Challenger CH8/85
260865CTD or STD cast1985-08-17 16:17:0055.4783 N, 6.55 WRRS Challenger CH8/85
260877CTD or STD cast1985-08-17 17:19:0055.3883 N, 6.62 WRRS Challenger CH8/85
260889CTD or STD cast1985-08-17 18:20:0055.31 N, 6.685 WRRS Challenger CH8/85
260890CTD or STD cast1985-08-17 19:20:0055.23 N, 6.75 WRRS Challenger CH8/85
255470CTD or STD cast1985-12-11 03:29:0055.7 N, 6.3666 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/85
255482CTD or STD cast1985-12-11 04:23:0055.6166 N, 6.4333 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/85
255501CTD or STD cast1985-12-11 05:52:0055.5466 N, 6.4933 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/85
255513CTD or STD cast1985-12-11 06:47:0055.4666 N, 6.55 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/85
255525CTD or STD cast1985-12-11 07:40:0055.3833 N, 6.6166 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/85
255537CTD or STD cast1985-12-11 08:39:0055.3166 N, 6.6833 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/85
255549CTD or STD cast1985-12-11 09:37:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/85
345808CTD or STD cast1986-06-11 13:40:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WMV Dawn Sky DSK1/86
345821CTD or STD cast1986-06-11 14:36:0055.3117 N, 6.6867 WMV Dawn Sky DSK1/86
345833CTD or STD cast1986-06-11 15:30:0055.3883 N, 6.6217 WMV Dawn Sky DSK1/86
345845CTD or STD cast1986-06-11 16:38:0055.4667 N, 6.5583 WMV Dawn Sky DSK1/86
345857CTD or STD cast1986-06-11 17:28:0055.545 N, 6.495 WMV Dawn Sky DSK1/86
345869CTD or STD cast1986-06-11 18:21:0055.6217 N, 6.43 WMV Dawn Sky DSK1/86
345870CTD or STD cast1986-06-11 19:14:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WMV Dawn Sky DSK1/86
347803CTD or STD cast1986-09-24 22:41:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WRRS Frederick Russell FR8/86
347815CTD or STD cast1986-09-24 23:28:0055.3117 N, 6.675 WRRS Frederick Russell FR8/86
347827CTD or STD cast1986-09-25 01:35:0055.3733 N, 6.59 WRRS Frederick Russell FR8/86
347839CTD or STD cast1986-09-25 02:46:0055.4667 N, 6.55 WRRS Frederick Russell FR8/86
347840CTD or STD cast1986-09-25 03:48:0055.55 N, 6.5 WRRS Frederick Russell FR8/86
347852CTD or STD cast1986-09-25 05:20:0055.6167 N, 6.4333 WRRS Frederick Russell FR8/86
347864CTD or STD cast1986-09-25 06:21:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Frederick Russell FR8/86
343863CTD or STD cast1987-01-13 23:18:0055.55 N, 6.48 WRRS Challenger CH9
344215CTD or STD cast1987-01-16 06:53:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Challenger CH9
344227CTD or STD cast1987-01-16 07:47:0055.6217 N, 6.43 WRRS Challenger CH9
344239CTD or STD cast1987-01-16 08:43:0055.5433 N, 6.4883 WRRS Challenger CH9
344240CTD or STD cast1987-01-16 09:34:0055.4667 N, 6.56 WRRS Challenger CH9
344252CTD or STD cast1987-01-16 11:14:0055.3883 N, 6.6217 WRRS Challenger CH9
344264CTD or STD cast1987-01-16 12:16:0055.3117 N, 6.685 WRRS Challenger CH9
344276CTD or STD cast1987-01-16 13:34:0055.2333 N, 6.7517 WRRS Challenger CH9
383736CTD or STD cast1987-03-24 11:28:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/87
383748CTD or STD cast1987-03-24 15:41:0055.3167 N, 6.6833 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/87
383761CTD or STD cast1987-03-24 16:41:0055.385 N, 6.615 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/87
383773CTD or STD cast1987-03-24 18:22:0055.4667 N, 6.55 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/87
383785CTD or STD cast1987-03-24 19:29:0055.55 N, 6.5 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/87
383797CTD or STD cast1987-03-24 20:58:0055.6167 N, 6.4333 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/87
383804CTD or STD cast1987-03-24 21:52:0055.7 N, 6.375 WRRS Frederick Russell FR13/87
250220CTD or STD cast1987-04-26 17:55:0055.31 N, 6.69 WRRS Challenger CH14
250232CTD or STD cast1987-04-26 18:45:0055.3883 N, 6.62 WRRS Challenger CH14
250244CTD or STD cast1987-04-26 19:45:0055.4666 N, 6.5583 WRRS Challenger CH14
250256CTD or STD cast1987-04-26 20:52:0055.545 N, 6.49 WRRS Challenger CH14
250268CTD or STD cast1987-04-26 21:52:0055.625 N, 6.435 WRRS Challenger CH14
349883CTD or STD cast1987-06-21 17:50:0055.6167 N, 5.4333 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
349975CTD or STD cast1987-06-22 13:08:0055.7 N, 5.35 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
350430CTD or STD cast1987-06-25 12:08:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
350442CTD or STD cast1987-06-25 13:05:0055.3167 N, 6.6833 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
350454CTD or STD cast1987-06-25 14:09:0055.3833 N, 6.6167 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
350466CTD or STD cast1987-06-25 16:22:0055.4667 N, 6.55 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
350478CTD or STD cast1987-06-25 17:47:0055.55 N, 6.5 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
350491CTD or STD cast1987-06-25 20:44:0055.6167 N, 6.4333 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
350509CTD or STD cast1987-06-25 21:36:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Frederick Russell FR14B/87
266338CTD or STD cast1989-05-09 13:59:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WRV Lough Foyle LF1/89
266351CTD or STD cast1989-05-09 14:46:0055.3166 N, 6.6833 WRV Lough Foyle LF1/89
266363CTD or STD cast1989-05-09 15:32:0055.3833 N, 6.6166 WRV Lough Foyle LF1/89
266375CTD or STD cast1989-05-09 16:18:0055.4666 N, 6.5666 WRV Lough Foyle LF1/89
266387CTD or STD cast1989-05-09 17:02:0055.55 N, 6.5 WRV Lough Foyle LF1/89
266399CTD or STD cast1989-05-09 17:43:0055.6166 N, 6.4333 WRV Lough Foyle LF1/89
266406CTD or STD cast1989-05-09 18:22:0055.7 N, 6.3666 WRV Lough Foyle LF1/89
317973CTD or STD cast1989-08-07 18:36:0055.6217 N, 6.4317 WRV Lough Foyle LF2/89
317985CTD or STD cast1989-08-07 19:18:0055.545 N, 6.495 WRV Lough Foyle LF2/89
317997CTD or STD cast1989-08-07 19:59:0055.465 N, 6.5583 WRV Lough Foyle LF2/89
318000CTD or STD cast1989-08-07 20:41:0055.3883 N, 6.62 WRV Lough Foyle LF2/89
318012CTD or STD cast1989-08-07 21:24:0055.3117 N, 6.6867 WRV Lough Foyle LF2/89
318024CTD or STD cast1989-08-07 22:04:0055.2333 N, 6.7467 WRV Lough Foyle LF2/89
382874CTD or STD cast1991-03-02 04:36:0055.7 N, 6.37 WRRS Challenger CH75B
382886CTD or STD cast1991-03-02 05:21:0055.6233 N, 6.4283 WRRS Challenger CH75B
382898CTD or STD cast1991-03-02 06:10:0055.5467 N, 6.5 WRRS Challenger CH75B
382905CTD or STD cast1991-03-02 06:57:0055.4667 N, 6.5583 WRRS Challenger CH75B
382917CTD or STD cast1991-03-02 07:45:0055.3883 N, 6.62 WRRS Challenger CH75B
382929CTD or STD cast1991-03-02 08:37:0055.3117 N, 6.6833 WRRS Challenger CH75B
382930CTD or STD cast1991-03-02 09:29:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WRRS Challenger CH75B
384371CTD or STD cast1991-11-29 05:45:0055.7 N, 6.365 WRRS Challenger CH86B
384383CTD or STD cast1991-11-29 06:29:0055.6233 N, 6.4283 WRRS Challenger CH86B
384395CTD or STD cast1991-11-29 07:23:0055.55 N, 6.495 WRRS Challenger CH86B
384402CTD or STD cast1991-11-29 08:28:0055.4683 N, 6.5583 WRRS Challenger CH86B
384426CTD or STD cast1991-11-29 10:15:0055.3183 N, 6.6517 WRRS Challenger CH86B
384438CTD or STD cast1991-11-29 11:29:0055.2283 N, 6.735 WRRS Challenger CH86B
386783CTD or STD cast1992-10-01 07:35:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Challenger CH97
386795CTD or STD cast1992-10-01 08:23:0055.6217 N, 6.4283 WRRS Challenger CH97
386802CTD or STD cast1992-10-01 09:17:0055.545 N, 6.4933 WRRS Challenger CH97
386814CTD or STD cast1992-10-01 10:10:0055.4667 N, 6.555 WRRS Challenger CH97
386826CTD or STD cast1992-10-01 11:01:0055.3883 N, 6.6167 WRRS Challenger CH97
386838CTD or STD cast1992-10-01 11:58:0055.3117 N, 6.6833 WRRS Challenger CH97
386851CTD or STD cast1992-10-01 13:06:0055.2317 N, 6.735 WRRS Challenger CH97
387160CTD or STD cast1992-10-03 23:44:0055.6967 N, 6.37 WRRS Challenger CH97
387172CTD or STD cast1992-10-04 00:30:0055.6167 N, 6.4333 WRRS Challenger CH97
387184CTD or STD cast1992-10-04 01:17:0055.55 N, 6.5017 WRRS Challenger CH97
387196CTD or STD cast1992-10-04 02:08:0055.4667 N, 6.55 WRRS Challenger CH97
387203CTD or STD cast1992-10-04 02:57:0055.3833 N, 6.6183 WRRS Challenger CH97
387215CTD or STD cast1992-10-04 03:45:0055.3167 N, 6.6683 WRRS Challenger CH97
387227CTD or STD cast1992-10-04 04:34:0055.235 N, 6.75 WRRS Challenger CH97
391761CTD or STD cast1994-08-27 17:22:0055.7 N, 6.3667 WRRS Challenger CH114
391773CTD or STD cast1994-08-27 18:03:0055.6217 N, 6.43 WRRS Challenger CH114
391785CTD or STD cast1994-08-27 19:03:0055.545 N, 6.495 WRRS Challenger CH114
391797CTD or STD cast1994-08-27 19:51:0055.4667 N, 6.5583 WRRS Challenger CH114
391804CTD or STD cast1994-08-27 20:46:0055.3883 N, 6.6217 WRRS Challenger CH114
391816CTD or STD cast1994-08-27 21:35:0055.3117 N, 6.6867 WRRS Challenger CH114
391828CTD or STD cast1994-08-27 22:22:0055.2333 N, 6.75 WRRS Challenger CH114