COPEPODITE Incoming Data Review
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HEADER REVIEW SECTION
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SEQUENTIAL ORDERING OF ACTIVE DATA COLUMNS

    Column # 1     [ DATE-DMY ]       Date Set = 1
    Column # 2     [ABND1= Total Copepods (#/m3)]      ( date set 1 )
    Column # 3     [ABND1= Total Zooplankton (#/m3)]      ( date set 1 )
    Column # 4     [ABND1= Total Holoplankton (#/m3)]      ( date set 1 )
    Column # 5     [ABND1= Total Meroplankton (#/m3)]      ( date set 1 )


DATA SORTED BY CATEGORY TYPES

    Total/non-zero Abundance Category
        Column # 2   [ ABND1= Total Copepods (#/m3) ]
        Column # 3   [ ABND1= Total Zooplankton (#/m3) ]
        Column # 4   [ ABND1= Total Holoplankton (#/m3) ]
        Column # 5   [ ABND1= Total Meroplankton (#/m3) ]

DATA SORTED BY GROUPING SETS:

    Category 2 Group # 1
        column # 2     [ ABND1= Total Copepods (#/m3) ]
        column # 3     [ ABND1= Total Zooplankton (#/m3) ]
        column # 4     [ ABND1= Total Holoplankton (#/m3) ]
        column # 5     [ ABND1= Total Meroplankton (#/m3) ]


DATE REVIEW SECTION
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DATE COLUMNCommentsMinimum YearMaximum Year
DATES in Column 1 no problems detected 1993 2012

 Date Column LabelingDate Value-Set1Date Value-Set2Date Value-Set3
DATE-column Date-Label AutoDetect match? SET1min SET1max SET2min SET2max SET3min SET3max
1 DATE-DMY DATE-DMY yes 1 31 01 12 1993 2012


DATA REVIEW SECTION
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DATA COLUMN Comments"n" Minimum
(non-zero)		 Maximum Values
> 0 		Values
> 1
Column 2 :
[ 04_ABND1= Total Copepods (#/m3) ] 		no problems detected 270 8.27999973 24904.7402 270
( 100 %)		 270
( 100 %)
Column 3 :
[ 05_ABND1= Total Zooplankton (#/m3) ] 		no problems detected 270 15.3000002 34770.6484 270
( 100 %)		 270
( 100 %)
Column 4 :
[ 06_ABND1= Total Holoplankton (#/m3) ] 		no problems detected 270 8.27999973 25794.3906 270
( 100 %)		 270
( 100 %)
Column 5 :
[ 07_ABND1= Total Meroplankton (#/m3) ] 		no problems detected 270 0.540000021 8976.26953 270
( 100 %)		 269
( 99 %)

The "Values >0" and "Values >1" columns look for data cases in which data values are heavily counts of "zero" or "1".