The output of the processed ULS data is available in two formats: 
1) the complete 2- second ice draft time series, and 2) daily averages draft
statistics, temperature, water level, and sound speed.  If high resolution is
not required, the daily average ice draft (and ancillary) data provide a
synopsis of the results in a convenient abbreviated format.


1)  2-second ASCII file:

The first line of the file lists the experiment year and mooring
location, while the second identifies the data fields and their units.
The example shown below comes from the 2005-06 dataset:

   %BS-3 2005-06 ULS: 71.4 N, 152 W
   %date time(UTC) draft(m)

The remainder holds lines like:

   20060105 083402  1.83
   20060105 083404  1.84
   20060105 083406  1.82
   20060105 083408  1.79
   20060105 083410  1.76



2) matlab file:

Daily average draft, betas, temperature, and water level information  are saved in 
MATLAB format files with the following variables:

   dates         date string timeseries
   name          name of the mooring and dataset
   yday          year day timeseries    ("1-based": noon on Jan 1, 2005 = yday 1.5)
   BETA          final beta adjustment timeseries used in ice draft calculations
   BTBETA        initial beta timeseries based on bottom temperature
   ID            number of ice drafts binned daily every 0.1 m from 0.05 to 29.95 m
   IDS           daily ice draft statistics:
                 number, mean, std, minimum, maximum, median
   OWBETA        beta timeseries determined from open water events
   T             temperature timeseries (°C)
   WL            water level timeseries (m)