Stable oxygen isotopic data of precipitation in St.Petersburg, Florida, USA
(1991-1992): Isotopes.readme file
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               World Data Center A- Paleoclimatology
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NOTE: PLEASE CITE ORIGINAL REFERENCE WHEN USING THIS DATA!!!!!


NAME OF DATA SET: Stable oxygen isotopic data of precipitation in
St.Petersburg, Florida, USA
LAST UPDATE:  7/95 (Original Reciept by WDCA Paleo)
CONTRIBUTORS: Toedsit Netratanawong, University of South Florida
IGBP PAGES/WDCA Data Contribution Series #:  95-021

SUGGESTED DATA CITATION: 
Netratanawong, T., 1995, Precipitation Oxygen Isotopes from Florida.  IGBP PAGES/World Data
Center-A for Paleoclimatology Data Contribution Series # 95-021.  NOAA/NGDC
Paleoclimatology Program, Boulder CO, USA.

ORIGINAL REFERENCE: 
Netratanawong, T., 1995, Stable Isotopic Investigation of the 
Hydrological Cycle of West-Central Florida, doctoral dissertation,
University of South Florida, Department of Marine Science.


GEOGRAPHIC REGION: St. Petersburg, Florida, USA
PERIOD OF RECORD:  1991-1992
LIST OF FILES: STPT-FLA.* (ASCII data file delimited by 
spaces, tabs, or commas, and Lotus 123 file), Readme.

DESCRIPTION:  
Daily measurements of Oxygen-18 abundance in rainfall, plus
values of temperature and total precipitation, from St. Petersburg,
Florida, USA, recorded for the doctoral dissertation of T. Netratanawong.  

Parts of this work were supported by US state and federal grant money. 
Full text of this work can be found in dissertation of Toedsit Netratanawong
at the University of South Florida, Department of Marine Science.     

Electronic version of dissertation of Toedsit can be found by
anonymous FTP request to    ftp.marine.usf.edu
directory:  /pub/dissert/toedsitn
please get file - tndread.txt or - tmacread.txt,
and follow further instructions contained in these two text files.

Parts of these data were copyrighted as parts of Toedsit Netratanawong's
dissertation.  All data are provided for general public access.