Species ABAL; No of rings 122; Begin 1859; End 1980

Hyperspectral fields of visible and near infrared cloud top radiance observed by AISA Eagle (1024 spatial pixels and 504 spectral channels between 400 and 993 nm) and AISA Hawk (384 spatial pixels and 384 spectral channels between 931 and 2545 nm) during the ACLOUD (Arctic Cloud Observations Using airborne measurements during polar Day) campaign in May/June 2017.

Hyperspectral fields of visible and near infrared cloud top radiance observed by AISA Hawk (384 spatial pixels and 384 spectral channels between 931 and 2545 nm) during the ACLOUD (Arctic Cloud Observations Using airborne measurements during polar Day) campaign in May/June 2017.

Paleoclimate records based on planktic foraminifera shells are reliant upon an understanding of how populations respond to annual and interannual changes in surface hydrography. In particular, annual and interannual flux variability would be expected to impact the interpretation of geochemical proxies from foraminifera shells. A seven-year time series from Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California reveals a seasonal progression of foraminiferal species flux, with faunal assemblages characteristic of winter, summer, and fall conditions. We find that...

Hyperspectral fields of visible and near infrared cloud top radiance observed by AISA Eagle (1024 spatial pixels and 504 spectral channels between 400 and 993 nm) during the ACLOUD (Arctic Cloud Observations Using airborne measurements during polar Day) campaign in May/June 2017.

This collection contains:S1. Summary of radiocarbon-calibrated shell ages of Nuculana taphria and Parvilucina tenuisculpta estimated by amino-acid racemization (with 95% confidence intervals), with water depth (m), sampling year, and D/L of Aspartic and Glutamic acids. Both species were collected at PVL10-50 and OC-50 sites (southern California shelf). S2. Radiocarbon and calibrated ages and D/L of Aspartic and Glutamic acids of the nine specimens of N. taphria and seven specimens of P. tenuisculpta and used to...

Vibrocore radiochemical data collected from the RV Melville, cruise MV1211.

Vibrocore radiochemical data collected from the RV Melville, cruise MV1211.

Boxcore radiochemical data collected from the RV Melville, cruise MV1211.

Boxcore radiochemical data collected from the RV Melville, cruise MV1211.

Sediment grain size data for box core PVL10-50, southern California shelf

Sediment grain size data for vibrocore PVL10-50, southern California shelf

Sediment grain size data for vibrocore OC-50, southern California shelf

Sediment grain size data for box core OC-50, southern California shelf

Radiocarbon and calibrated ages and D/L of Aspartic and Glutamic acids of the nine specimens of N. taphria and seven specimens of P. tenuisculpta and used to calibrate the rate of amino acid racemization, plus information on live-collected specimens. Both species were collected at PVL10-50 and OC-50 sites (southern California shelf).

Table S1. Summary of radiocarbon-calibrated shell ages of Nuculana taphria and Parvilucina tenuisculpta estimated by amino-acid racemization (with 95% confidence intervals), with water depth (m), sampling year, and D/L of Aspartic and Glutamic acids. Both species were collected at PVL10-50 and OC-50 sites (southern California shelf).

Estimates of shell loss of Parvilucina tenuisculpta and Nuculana taphria from the uppermost seabed increments based on one-phase exponential model (λ) and random-time two-phase exponential model (λ1, λ2, and sequestration τ) in the entire Southern California Bight and at two stations (PVL10-50 and OC-50). AICc refers to the Akaike Information Criterion corrected for small sample size.

The microwave radiometer HATPRO has seven K band (22.235-31.4 GHz) channels that are sensitive to the path integrated amount of cloud liquid water (clwvi) and the path integrated amount of water vapor (precipitable water, prw). It also has seven V band (51.8-58.8 GHz) channels that are sensitive to atmospheric temperature (ta). The data from 2016-2018 are given in this collection.

Upper ocean current data from shipboard Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) data during Poseidon cruise POS516. Pos516 is part of TRR181 'Energy fluxes in atmosphere and ocean'.