ADCP mooring data readme file: The ADCP data from the moorings are put in files with the names mX_adcp_TT_MON_YYYY.mat where X is the mooring number, TT is the type of data (sc for scalar data, uv for velocity data), MON is the 3 character month, and YYY is the four-digit year. The scalar mat files contain the arrays adcpscn and adcpfsc. The array adcpscn contains time (year day UTC), heading, standard deviation of the heading, pitch, standard deviation of the pitch, roll, standard deviation of the roll, transducer temperature, number of bins, number of pings per ensemble, bin length, blank length, depth of transducer, firmware version, firmware revision, sound speed, time between pings minutes, time between pings seconds, time between pings hundredths, EX value, EZ value, and WAvalue. The array adcpfsc is the corresponding flag array for adcpscn. Now flag is exists for time so the array is 1 less in width than adcpscn. Only temperature is flagged. adcpscn column 1= time column 2= heading column 3= standard deviation of heading column 4= pitch column 5= standard deviation of pitch column 6= roll column 7= standard deviation of roll column 8= temperature of transducer column 9= number of bins column 10= number of pings/ensemble column 11= bin length column 12= blank length column 13= depth of transducer column 14= firmware version column 15= firmware revision column 16= sound speed column 17= time between pings minutes column 18= time between pings seconds column 19= time between pings hundredths of seconds column 20= EX value column 21= EZ value column 22= WA value Bin depth is computed by: depth=bin#*bin width+blank+depth of Transducer+(transmit pulse width - bin width)/2 The vector mat files contain the arrays: cmn, en, fgps, fu, fv, gn, gpsn, pg3n, pg4n, tn, un, vn. Cmn is the 3 dimensional array of the correlation magnitudes for each beam and bin. En is the array of the error velocities. Gn is the array of gain values for each beam. Gpsn is the array time (year day UTC), latitude, longitude, and GPS status info. Fgps contains the flags for latitude and longitude. Pg3n contains the percentage good 3 beam solutions. Pg4n contains the percentage good 4 beam solutions. Tn is the array of time (year day UTC). Un and Vn are the arrays of the u and v components. Fu and Fv are the flags for the Un and Vn arrays.