chn 0102pal 02 November 2001 through 18 March 2002 Samples were taken from Go-Flo bottles and analyzed at the Marine Science Institute in Santa Barbara, CA for particulate organic carbon and nitrogen. year, julian day, date, station, time (GMT hour), time (GMT minutes), latitude (degrees), lat. (minutes), longitude (deg.), long. (min.), irradiance (%), depth (meters), C (ug/l), N (ug/l). Water was sampled at Palmer inshore stations B and E from a Go-flo bottle tripped at the surface, and bottles tripped at depths corresponding to 50, 25, 10, 5, and 1 percent of measured PAR. When ice prevented water column sampling, surface water was collected and filtered from the vicinity of the sea water intake (Arthur Harbor) at Palmer Station. Samples were filtered onto combusted (450 degrees Celsius for 24 hours) GF/F filters, wrapped in combusted aluminum foil and dried for a minimum of 48 hours at 60 degrees Celcius. Samples were sealed in ziplock bags with ascarite for storage until analysis. Sample analysis was performed at the Marine Science Institute's Analytical Laboratory in Santa Barbara, CA, on a Leeman Labs Model CE 440 CHN analyzer. Water sampled at depths which corresponded to light levels used in primary productivity simulated in situ experiments (see Sampling Frequency, above). Carbon, Nitrogen ASCII, comma separated /data/0102pal/chn 0102pal.chn Dr. Maria Vernet, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, San Diego, CA mvernet@ucsd.edu Dr. Maria Vernet, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, San Diego, CA mvernet@ucsd.edu Wendy Kozlowski, Karie Sines, Michael Thimgan, Jordan Watson, Lisa Ferber and Tim Brox Bill Clinton, UCSB MSI Analytical Lab Wendy Kozlowski and Jon Tutrow Wendy Kozlowski, Karie Sines Wendy Kozlowski 07 June 2004 Data was graphically reviewed. Values of -999 represent missing data. An average of the Palmer season's daily experimental (filtered sea water rinse) blanks were subtracted from raw values for final data. Average blank value for Carbon filters was 10.28 ug, and for Nitrogen 1.58 ug. Station "SWI" is Palmer Station Sea Water Intake water.