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The project contains the golden dataset of annotated oceanographic documents, 115 web-documents and 12 scientific papers in the IOB2 format. The tagged corpus is based on the following oceanic classes. | Class | Tagging Examples | | ------ | ------ | | Time | Date/time, UTC time, Year, Day, Unix timestamp | | Lat-Lon | Longitude, Latitude, Location, Measured at | | Depth | Depth, z, Lower\_z, Max\_depth, Min\_depth | | Investigator | Professor Moriarty, Principal investigator, Co-principal investigator | | Geographic Region | Bay of Bengal, Mediterranean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, Pacific Ocean | | Organization | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, European Geophysical Society | | Platform-Instrument Type | Vessel, Satellite, Buoy, Glider, Drifting Buoy | | Platform Name | Oasis of the seas, Wizard, Argo-id, Charles Darwin | | Measured Variable | Temperature, Salinity, Phytoplankton biomass, Abundance of Coccolithus | | Unit | Degrees Celsius, dbar, $\mu mol/kg$, $m^2/s$, Knots, Count/s, \# | | Method | Counting by flow cytometer, Binocular microscope | | Processing Type | Logistic Probability, Log biomass, Removal of outliers, Log-transformation | | Funding Agency | National Science Foundation, Stanford University, The EU | | Device-Instrument | CTD Rosette, Sonar, Plankton counters, Radar, Wave gauge | | Program | MAREDAT, Argo, GLOSS, Voluntary observing ship program | | Dataset's ID | DOI, UUID strings, Dataset file name | | Campaign | POLAR 5, ACLOUD, TARA\_20090919Z |
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