CODAS Data from Oliktok Point, Beaufort Sea, Alaska

Description

Cryosphere/Ocean Distributed Acoustic Sensing (CODAS) data collected from the Beaufort Sea, Alaska, using ~37.4 km of dark telecommunications fiber located at Oliktok Point, Alaska. Data were collected with a Silixa iDAS, using 10 m gauge length, 2 m spatial resolution, and 1000 Hz sample rate.

Provided here are the DAS-recorded time series for the rapid refreeze event described in Baker & Abbott (2022) (see link below). This covers a date range of 2021-11-10 15:00 UTC to 2021-11-11 17:00 UTC. Data have been decimated to 100 Hz and 20 m (i.e., every 10th channel for 1831 channels, total), as used in Baker & Abbott (2022). Data have been extracted from raw format into 1-hour long .sac* files and organized into directories by channel number, spanning channels 100 to 18400. Time series units are nano-strainrate (nm/m/s).

For distribution, data have been compressed into .zip files containing all time series files for 100 channels.

*For information on the Seismic Analysis Code (SAC) file format:
https://seiscode.iris.washington.edu/projects/sac

Resources

Name Format Description Link
Rapid Refreezing of a Marginal Ice Zone Across a Seafloor Distributed Acoustic Sensor HTML We present results from a multi-seasonal acquisition of DAS data on a seafloor cable in the Beaufort Sea, Alaska. Open resource
Observations of Ocean Surface Wave Attenuation in Sea Ice Using Seafloor Cables HTML We demonstrate a novel method for persistent observation of wave-ice interactions using distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) along existing seafloor fiber optic telecommunications cables. Open resource
Tracking Local Sea Ice Extent in the Beaufort Sea Using Distributed Acoustic Sensing and Machine Learning HTML We show that ambient noise recorded by fiber optic sensing technology deployed in an Arctic shallow marine seafloor environment can track sea ice extent. Open resource
Distributed Acoustic Sensing of Seasonal Wavefields in the Coastal Polar Waters of the Beaufort Sea HTML To evaluate the efficacy of DAS for continuous and in situ monitoring of polar environmental processes, we are collecting DAS data from a 40-km long section of seafloor telecommunications fiber located on the continental shelf of the Beaufort Sea, Alaska. Open resource
Channels_00100-01090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 00100--01090 Open resource
Channels_01100-02090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 01100--02090 Open resource
Channels_02100-03090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 02100--03090 Open resource
Channels_03100-04090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 03100--04090 Open resource
Channels_04100-05090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 04100--05090 Open resource
Channels_05100-06090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 05100--06090 Open resource
Channels_06100-07090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 06100--07090 Open resource
Channels_07100-08090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 07100--08090 Open resource
Channels_08100-09090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 08100--09090 Open resource
Channels_09100-10090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 09100--10090 Open resource
Channels_10100-11090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 10100--11090 Open resource
Channels_11100-12090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 11100--12090 Open resource
Channels_12100-13090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 12100--13090 Open resource
Channels_13100-14090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 13100--14090 Open resource
Channels_14100-15090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 14100--15090 Open resource
Channels_15100-16090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 15100--16090 Open resource
Channels_16100-17090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 16100--17090 Open resource
Channels_17100-18090.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 17100--18090 Open resource
Channels_18100-18400.zip ZIP Every 10th DAS channel from 18100--18400 Open resource

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