These plots were generated at the University of Hawaii from data sent daily by email from the University of Hawaii ship, Kilo Moana. Every hour on board the Kilo Moana, the linux machine dedicated to ADCP data aquisition and processing updates a CODAS database by fully processing single-ping data from each of three possible data types: Workhorse mariner 300kHz, Ocean Surveyor 38KHz (broadband mode), and Ocean Surveyor 38KHz (narrowband mode). Once a day, an email message is sent to University of Hawaii. The email contains status updates for the computer system, data acquisition, archiving, processing, and plotting, and a sample of data from each of the three processed data types. Samples of recent data are shown below (if no figure is available, the ship is probably in port).

WH300	OS38 (broadband)	OS38 (narrowband)