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Unified Field Study 2 (UFS-2)

Department of Energy

@usgov.doe_gov_unified_field_study_2_ufs_2

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Unified Field Study 2 (UFS-2)

The Unified Field Studies (UFS), established by the Algae Testbed Public-Private Partnership (ATP3), produced data on the effect of environmental and process conditions on algal growth rates and algal composition. The goal of the second Unified Field Study (UFS-2), performed April to May 2014, was to generate a robust inter-testbed dataset in algal biomass and lipid productivity and yield for the algal strain Nannochloropsis oceanica KA32 as a function of different regional, and environmental conditions among sites by controlling non-geographical-related variables including production systems, production process and protocols, system scale, and algae strain.

For more information about the UFS experiments see the reference resources 0.0 UFS-1 Experiment OpenEI Wiki Page, 0.1 ATP3 OpenEI Wiki Page, 0.2 Report on the Use of ATP3 UFS Data, and 0.3 ATP3 UFS Journal Article below.
Organization: Department of Energy
Last updated: 2024-03-12T23:57:03.622187
Tags: algae, algal-biomass, algal-composition, algal-growth, algal-productivities, algal-testbed, analysis, atp3, biochemical, bioenergy, biofuel, biomass, chlorella-vulgaris, cultivation-strategies, cultivation-trials, data, energy, environmental-conditions, fuels, harvest-yields, modeling, nannochloropsis-oceanica, pond, ponds, process-conditions, regional, renewable-energy, seasonal, strain, testbed, ufs, unified-field-study

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3.2 UFS-2 Complete Instrumentation Data

@usgov.doe_gov_unified_field_study_2_ufs_2.n_3_2_ufs_2_complete_instrumentation_data
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  • 145,563 rows
  • 13 columns
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CREATE TABLE n_3_2_ufs_2_complete_instrumentation_data (
  "experimentid" VARCHAR,
  "siteid" VARCHAR,
  "pondid" VARCHAR,
  "strainid" VARCHAR,
  "datetime" VARCHAR,
  "date" VARCHAR,
  "ph" DOUBLE,
  "temp_c" DOUBLE  -- Temp (C),
  "cond_ms_cm" DOUBLE  -- Cond (mS.cm),
  "do_mg_l" DOUBLE  -- DO (mg.L),
  "do_sat" DOUBLE  -- DO (%sat),
  "sal_g_l" DOUBLE  -- Sal (g.L),
  "par_umol_m2_s" DOUBLE  -- PAR (umol.m2.s)
);

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