Show us how easy math is. Post the oceanic data from 1881 with the location and depth taken, then do your amazing division math.
Deniers are the laziest stupid fucks in the universe.
WOD time sorted data
Did you even read the data collection methods used (plankton data?), or do you just link crap and assume some smug sense of superiority from it, bitch tits?
Typical lying scum denier, you give them the data then they whine and cry and then bitch about one of the methods for collecting the data as if it was the only method!
Bottle, low resolution CTD, and plankton data
Did you actually look at the data set before you called us liars?
I had trouble opening it
Can you please post it?
That's because you are too lazy to read the instructions on how to download and read the files.
World Ocean Database: reading data
So you didn't open the data before spewing.
OK
Thank you
"The WOD native data format can be read in a number of ways:
(1) The user can use any of a number of
sample programs in FORTRAN and C to read the WOD13 native data format or the user can write his/her own code. The programs provided are designed as examples on how to read the WOD13 data for all types of datasets and convert data into a form useable in Matlab and ArcGIS. The sample programs prompt the user to input a data file to read casts and variables included in these casts to the screen. Note that the user needs to modify the programs to incorporate user specific needs such as single or multiple input data files, output file(s), number of cast, data output format and number of variables. The metadata codes listed within each cast are described in the
code tables.
(2) The user can also use the
Ocean Data View (ODV) software package to read the WOD native format and display the data.
WOD13 data do not upload into versions of ODV prior to 3.1 ODV. Ocean Data View 4.5.7 has been updated to read the amended format. The latest version is available from
ODV website. The user will need to open a new ODV collection (or add to an existing ODV collection) and specify "World Ocean Database Variables" in the "Definition of Collection Variables" menu. The detailed instructions are available from
WOD tutorial (pdf, 0.1 MB). Note that ODV will not be able to read surface only data; originator's quality flags; or plankton biomass and taxonomic data in the OSD file.
Reading WOD comma separated value (".csv") format:
The WOD ".csv" output files are space and comma-separated ASCII values. The ".csv" files can be imported into any software that allows to read "csv" data format such as Microsoft Excel. Please see the WOD
"csv" data format description."
LOL
They can't just have a PDF of the data?
LOL