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MeganAnneFrench
commented on June 16, 2024
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I agree, yes
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mmolinajack
commented on June 16, 2024
The phosphorous should be considered similar to the nitrogen and now there are inconsistencies in this sense.
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MeganAnneFrench
commented on June 16, 2024
yes, it is ok, I forget to write that and I am amending it!
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gwemon
commented on June 16, 2024
Investigating why http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/P02/current/PXSD/ was deprecated. I agree that it does not look right.
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gwemon
commented on June 16, 2024
@MeganAnneFrench As you said, we do have Nitrogen concentrations in sediment so one would expect an equivalent category for phosphorus. I can't think of or track back to a reason why PXSD was deprecated (it was deprecated in 2012) so I have re-instated it as it does not really make sense to have it deprecated and replacedBy MIN .
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MeganAnneFrench
commented on June 16, 2024
Ok, thanks Gwen!
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@MeganAnneFrench <https://github.com/MeganAnneFrench> As you said, we do
have Nitrogen concentrations in sediment
<http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/P02/current/NTSD/> so one would
expect an equivalent category for phosphorus. I can't think of or track
back to a reason why PXSD was deprecated (it was deprecated in 2012) so I
have re-instated it as it does not really make sense to have it deprecated
and replacedBy MIN <http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/P02/current/NTSD/>
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gwemon
commented on June 16, 2024
I have also reviewed the mappings and all "concentration of phosphorus in sediment" codes now point to tp PXSD and not RMIN or MTSD.
The only "phosphorus" related codes I kept under RMIN are the "geological" phosphorus because these would not belong to "eutrophication/fertilisation" theme. These codes are:
GEOLST22 Concentration of total phosphorus {total_P CAS 7723-14-0} per unit dry weight of geological sample
MAJO0010 Proportion of phosphorus (expressed as phosphorus pentoxide) {P_as_P2O5 CAS 7723-14-0} per unit weight of sediment
MAJO0021 Proportion of phosphorus (expressed as phosphorus pentoxide) {P_as_P2O5 CAS 7723-14-0} per unit weight of rock
MAJO0034 Proportion of phosphorus (expressed as phosphorus pentoxide) {P_as_P2O5 CAS 7723-14-0} per unit weight of geological sample
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gwemon
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I think this can now be closed. Is that right @MeganAnneFrench ?
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