1991_4, ordered
by date, 1992_1, ordered by date, 1992_2, ordered by date, 1992_3, ordered by date, 1992_4, ordered by date, 1993_1, ordered by date, 1993_2, ordered by date, 1993_3, ordered by date, 1993_4, ordered by date, 1994_1, ordered by date, | ********** |
1994_2, ordered
by date, 1994_3, ordered by date, 1994_4, ordered by date, 1995_1, ordered by date, 1995_2, ordered by date, 1995_3, ordered by date, 1995_4, ordered by date, 1996_1, ordered by date, 1996_2, ordered by date, |
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Each message consists of two parts. An "A" (ABSTRACT) message which is a one screen description and summary of the main message "B" (BASIC TEXT). The "B" message contains, in ASCII, the details of the topic in a much longer message, usually no more than 10 screens (about 5 text pages). If the original "B" document is longer than 5 pages, it is split into the appropriate number of "B" messages. The purpose of the "A" message is to give the reader some idea of the topic without having to read or download the much longer "B" message. At present only ASCII text is being transmitted, so that figures, maps, tables, and graphics are not included. Generally the figure cations and a brief description, where sensible, are added to the text. A goal for the future is a "C" (COMPLETE) message which can contain everything.. Each message has a header: *********** +++++++++++++++++++++ MoDyYrT.CAT + Source: ONR Asia + *********** +++++++++++++++++++++ Contributory Categories: Country: From: KEYWORDS: (geographic keys); (topical keys) ++++++ Main Text follows ++++++ Where: Mo = two digit number of the month send Dy = two digit number of the day send Yr = last two digits of the year send T = type of message "A" or "B" CAT = abbreviated topic designator of message as follows:Obviously, not all categories are mutally exclusive. For each document, a main category is picked and contributory categories are noted in the heading of messages if appropriate.
BIO: Biological Oceanography
CHM: Chemical Oceanography
MET: Meteorology
EDU: Education
ENG: Ocean Engineering &
Coastal Engineering
ENV: Environment
GEN: General or Multiple
GEO: Geological Oceanography
LOG: Quarterly Message List***** ICE: Polar Oceanography
OAC: Ocean Acoustics
OBV: On Bottom Observa-
tional Platforms
PHY: Physical Oceanography
PRG: Programmatic
SAT: Satellites & Ocean-
ography from space
SHP: Ships & Naval
Architecture
This multiple category listing may be absent in the earlier messages.