{"lat": "CC_lat", "lon": "CC_lon", "u": "PD539", "timestamp": "PD11", "v": "PD540"}
Turbulent Point Water Velocity is the measurement of current velocity, which can be used to derive turbulence data. Current velocity is measured within a 1 cm3 box by transmitting a sound pulse from the center transducer. The instrument measures the Doppler shift introduced by the reflections from particles suspended in the water, which is picked up by the 3 receivers that surround the center transducer. This data product is the northward component of turbulent seawater velocity relative to true North.
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