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BUFR Table D List of common sequences F X Category of sequences Identifier NONE

Category 01 Location and identification sequences (Temperature and humidity instrumentation) 3 01 130 0 03 002 Generic type of humidity instrument 0 03 003 Configuration of sensors 0 03 004 Type of shield or screen 0 03 005 Horizontal width of screen or shield (x) 0 03 006 Horizontal depth of screen or shield (y) 0 03 007 Vertical height of screen or shield (z) 0 03 008 Artificially ventilated screen or shield 0 03 009 Amount of forced ventilation at time of reading 2014-3.2.7(DRMM-II)

Category 04 Meteorological sequences common to satellite observations (2 May 2018) (BUFR sequence for describing satellites contributing to an observed geophysical quantity) 3 04 038 1 08 000 Delayed replication of 8 descriptors 0 08 021 Time significance = 28 Start of scan 3 01 011 Year, month, day 3 01 013 Hour, minute, second 0 08 021 Time significance = 29 End of scan 3 01 011 Year, month, day 3 01 013 Hour, minute, second 0 01 007 Satellite identifier 0 02 019 Satellite instruments 0 08 021 Time significance Set to missing (cancel) 2017-2.4.5(CM-I)

Category 06 Meteorological or oceanographic sequences common to oceanographic observations (Chlorophyll-A (fluorescence) profile data) 3 06 044 1 09 000 Delayed replication of 9 descriptors 0 31 002 Extended delayed descriptor replication factor Gives number of depths 0 07 062 Depth below sea/water surface Set to missing 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to missing Set to missing 0 07 065 Water pressure 2016-3.2.7(DRMM-IV) 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to 10 (pressure at a level) 0 41 002 Fluorescence Chlorophyll-A In kg l-1 (= 109 mg m-3) 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to 21 (Chlorophyll-A at a level) (Dissolved nitrate profile data) 2016-3.2.7(DRMM-IV) 3 06 045 1 09 000 Delayed replication of 9 descriptors 0 31 002 Extended delayed descriptor replication factor Number of depths 0 07 062 Depth below sea/water surface Set to missing 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to missing Set to missing 0 07 065 Water pressure 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to 10 (pressure at a level) 0 41 003 Dissolved nitrate In μmol kg-1 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to 22 (nitrate at a level) (ph profile data) 2016-3.2.7(DRMM-IV) 3 06 046 1 09 000 Delayed replication of 9 descriptors 0 31 002 Extended delayed descriptor replication factor Number of depths 0 07 062 Depth below sea/water surface Set to missing 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to missing Set to missing 0 07 065 Water pressure 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to 10 (pressure at a level) 0 13 161 ph scale 0 13 080 ph Dimensionless 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to 23 (ph at a level) (Backscatter profile data) 2016-3.2.7(DRMM-IV) 3 06 047 0 02 071 Spectrographic wavelength In m 1 09 000 Delayed replication of 9 descriptors 0 31 002 Extended delayed descriptor replication factor Number of depths 0 07 062 Depth below sea/water surface Set to missing 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to missing Set to missing 0 07 065 Water pressure

0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to 10 (pressure at a level) 0 41 006 Backscattering m-1 0 08 080 Qualifier for quality class Set to 24 (backscatter at a level)

Category 07 Surface report sequences (land) 3 07 092 3 01 150 WIGOS identifier (BUFR template for surface observations from n-minute period) 0 01 015 Station or site name 0 02 001 Type of station 3 01 011 Year, month, day 3 01 012 Hour, minute Station identification, time, horizontal and vertical coordinates 3 01 021 Latitude/longitude (high accuracy) 0 07 030 Height of station ground above mean sea level 0 07 031 Height of barometer above mean sea level 0 01 023 Observation sequence number Pressure 0 10 004 Pressure 0 10 051 Pressure reduced to mean sea level 0 07 004 Pressure (standard level) 0 10 009 Geopotential height of the standard level Wind 1 18 000 Delayed replication of 18 descriptors 0 07 032 Height of sensor above local ground (or deck of marine platform) 0 02 002 Type of instrumentation for wind measurement 0 08 021 Time significance = 2 Time averaged 2017-2.4.4(CM-I) 0 04 025 Time period or displacement = -10 minutes, or number of minutes after a significant change of wind 0 11 001 Wind direction 0 11 002 Wind speed 0 08 021 Time significance Set to missing 0 11 043 Maximum wind gust direction 0 11 041 Maximum wind gust speed 0 11 016 Extreme counterclockwise wind direction of a variable wind 0 11 017 Extreme clockwise wind direction of a variable wind 0 04 025 Time period or displacement = 0 minutes Temperature and humidity data 1 11 000 Delayed replication of 11 descriptors 0 07 032 Height of sensor above local ground (or deck of marine platform) 0 08 010 Surface qualifier (temperature data) 0 12 101 Temperature/air temperature Scale 2 0 12 103 Dewpoint temperature Scale 2

0 13 009 Relative humidity Original measured value 0 13 003 Relative humidity 0 07 032 Height of sensor above local ground (or deck of Set to missing (cancel) marine platform) 0 08 010 Surface qualifier (temperature data) Set to missing (cancel) Soil temperature and soil moisture 1 07 000 Delayed replication of 7 descriptors 0 07 061 Depth below land surface 0 12 130 Soil temperature 0 13 111 Soil moisture 0 07 061 Depth below land surface Set to missing (cancel) Visibility 1 07 000 Delayed replication of 7 descriptors 0 07 032 Height of sensor above local ground (or deck of marine platform) 0 33 041 Attribute of following value (2 May 2018) 0 20 001 Horizontal visibility Or, 0 15 051 (Meteorological optical range) 0 07 032 Height of sensor above local ground (or deck of Set to missing (cancel) marine platform) Cloud 1 02 000 Delayed replication of 2 descriptors 3 02 073 Cloud data 0 08 002 Vertical significance (surface observations) Set to missing Ice and State of the ground 1 05 000 Delayed replication of 5 descriptors 0 20 031 Ice deposit (thickness) 0 20 032 Rate of ice accretion (estimated) 1 04 000 Delayed replication of 4 descriptors 3 02 078 State of ground and snow depth measurement Present weather 1 14 000 Delayed replication of 14 descriptors 0 04 025 Time period or displacement = - n minutes 0 20 003 Present weather

0 04 015 Time increment = -n minutes 0 04 025 Time period or displacement = -1 minutes 0 04 065 Short time increment = 1 minutes 1 04 000 Delayed replication of 4 descriptors n 0 20 003 Present weather Precipitation 1 02 000 Delayed replication of 2 descriptors 3 02 079 Precipitation measurement 0 07 032 Height of sensor above local ground (or deck of Set to missing (cancel) marine platform) Evaporation 1 01 000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 3 02 080 Evaporation measurement Sunshine and radiation 1 01 000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 3 02 081 Total sunshine data 1 01 000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 3 02 082 Radiation data Lightning 1 05 000 Delayed replication of 5 descriptors 0 04 025 Time period or displacement = -n minutes 0 13 059 Number of flashes (thunderstorm)

Category 08 Surface report sequences (sea) NONE

Category 09 Vertical sounding sequences (conventional data) 3 09 056 3 01 150 WIGOS identifier (Sequence for representation of radiosonde descent data) 0 02 011 Radiosonde type 0 02 013 Solar and infrared radiation correction 0 02 014 Tracking technique/status of system used 0 02 003 Type of measuring equipment used 3 01 128 Additional information on radiosonde ascent Valid also for decent 3 01 113 Date/time of launch 0 08 091 Coordinates significance = 2 Start of observation 3 01 021 Latitude/longitude (high accuracy) 2017-2.4.2(CM-I) 0 07 007 Height Begin of descending of radiosonde above mean sea level 0 08 091 Coordinates significance Set to missing (cancel) 1 01 000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 0 31 002 Extended delayed descriptor replication factor 3 03 054 Temperature, dewpoint and wind data at a pressure level with radiosonde position 1 01 000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 3 03 051 Wind shear data at a pressure level with radiosonde position

Category 10 Vertical sounding sequences (satellite data) NONE