| Summary: | MIPkit-A (Amundsen Sea in MISOMIP2) Observational data kit gathered and reprocessed to facilitate the evaluation of ocean models as part of MISOMIP2 . This entire dataset should be cited as: the MISOMIP2 MIPkit-A dataset ( http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10062356 ) that includes data collected through multiple cruises of Nathaniel B. Palmer (United States Antarctic Program), James C. Ross (British Antarctic Survey and Natural Environment Research Council), Araon (Korea Polar Research Institute), Oden (Swedish Polar Research) and Polarstern (Alfred Wegener Institute, Germany). For more specific use of some of the MIPkit-A data, we encourage people to cite the original data referenced below. __________________________________________ Oce3d_MIPkitA_* : 3-dimensional temperature and salinity (horizontal slices every 100m) The hydrographic properties provided on horizontal sections at 15 depths come from the CTD measurements obtained during cruises of the following icebreaker research vessels: Nathaniel B. Palmer (United States Antarctic Program), James C. Ross (British Antarctic Survey and Natural Environment Research Council), Araon (Korea Polar Research Institute), Oden (Swedish Polar Research) and Polarstern (Alfred Wegener Institute, Germany). In this MIPkit, we have gathered data for the first months of 2009 (Jacobs 2009), 2010 (Swedish Polar Research Secretariat 2010; Gohl 2015), 2012 (Kim et al. 2012), 2014 (Heywood 2014; Ha et al. 2014), 2016 (Kim et al. 2016), 2017 (Gohl 2017), 2018 (Kim et al. 2018), 2019 (Larter et al. 2019) and 2020 (Wellner, 2020). __________________________________________ OceSec<n>_MIPkitA_* : vertical sections The first vertical ( OceSec1 ) section where we provide hydrographic data in the Amundsen Sea starts across the continental shelf break and follows the Eastern Pine Island Trough southward until Pine Island Ice Shelf. This section was monitored by the following cruises: N.B. Palmer in January 2009, Polarstern in March 2010 and Araon in February-March 2012 (Jacobs et al. ...
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