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Old paramIdOld shortNameOld nameOld unitsNew paramIdNew shortNameNew nameNew units
151130soSea water practical salinitypsu262100sosSea surface practical salinityg kg**-1
151131ocuEastward surface sea water velocitym s**-1262140sveEastward surface sea water velocitym s**-1
151132ocvNorthward surface sea water velocitym s**-1262139svnNorthward surface sea water velocitym s**-1
151145zosSea surface heightm262124zosSea surface heightm
151148mldMixed layer depthm3067mldMixed layer depthm
151163t20dDepth of 20C isothermm262104t20dDepth of 20 C isothermm
151164tav300Average potential temperature in the upper 300mdegrees C262144pt300mAverage sea water potential temperature in the upper 300mK
151175sav300Average sea water practical salinity in the upper 300mpsu262118sc300mAverage sea water practical salinity in the upper 300 mg kg**-1
174098sithickSea-ice thicknessm262000sithickSea ice thicknessm

Fluxes of chemical species

In GRIB1, parameters that are fluxes of chemical species have different paramIds for each chemical species and type of flux.  In GRIB2, a unique paramId indicates the type of flux and a new key called chemShortName identifies the chemical.  For example, paramId=435000 refers to the Net ecosystem exchange flux and the chemShortName=CO2 identifies this as the Carbon dioxide net ecosystem exchange flux.

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To retrieve these parameters in GRIB2 from MARS, users will need to use the new paramId and also specify the chemical species using the MARS keyword, chem.