Data from TOP21
Last surface buoy status
| Time (UTC) |
2026-01-20 08:31:05 |
| Latitude |
75.45209 |
| Longitude |
-139.66986 |
| temperature (deg C) |
-22.2500 |
| battery voltage |
10.729 |
Last profile statistics
| Last profile number |
609 |
| Profile Time (UTC) |
2026-01-20 08:00:27 |
| mean motor current (mA) |
87.400 |
| mean battery voltage |
10.460 |
| minimum pressure (dbar) |
-0.370 |
| maximum pressure (dbar) |
307.010 |
| minimum temperature (C) |
-1.476 |
| maximum temperature (C) |
0.839 |
| minimum salinity (PSU) |
27.024 |
| maximum salinity (PSU) |
34.493 |
| minimum oxygen (μmol/kg) |
N/A |
| maximum oxygen (μmol/kg) |
N/A |
Description
TOP 21 was deployed on 30cm thick ice in a variable thickness ice floe on 8 October 2025 at 77° 0.715’ N, 136° 43.645’ W as part of the Beaufort Gyre Observing System (BGOS) cruise on the CCGS Louis S. St. Laurent heavy icebreaker. The TOP began operating on a sampling schedule of 6 two-way or “yo-yo” profiles between 1 and 760 meters each day. The surface buoy contains a Keller pressure sensor for recording atmospheric pressure alongside the buoy’s position.
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Salinity Contour Plot |
Profile History Plot |
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Profiler Status |
Mean Profile Temperature-Salinity |
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