-* [Correcting the pCO2 Water estimate](http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/urls/bitbucket.org/cwingard/ooiea-data-examples/raw/pco2w/python/pco2w_algorithm_testing.ipynb): comparing the pCO2 concentration calculations versus discrete samples and why the code had to be updated.
-* [Correcting the pCO2 Water estimate](http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/urls/bitbucket.org/cwingard/ooiea-data-examples/raw/master/python/pco2w_algorithm_testing.ipynb): comparing the pCO2 concentration calculations versus discrete samples and why the code had to be updated.
-* [Correcting the pCO<sub>2</sub> Water estimate](http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/urls/bitbucket.org/cwingard/ooiea-data-examples/raw/master/python/pco2w_algorithm_testing.ipynb): comparing the pCO<sub>2</sub> concentration calculations versus discrete samples and why the code had to be updated.
* Application of initial QA/QC tests (e.g. range tests to see if values are within a reasonable range).
The following examples are intended to help the user begin this process. The examples linked to below represent an attempt by staff operating the OOI Endurance Array to share with the user community the tools and processes we've developed as we've begun working with the data from the OOI Endurance Array. This list will continue to grow (at user request and as we continue to refine our processes and understanding of the data), so please check back early and often. Please do not hesitate to contact us [directly](mailto:cwingard@ceoas.oregonstate.edu) if you have any questions. Note, you can add comments below or use the email link above.
-## Accessing and Parsing Filed from the [Raw Data Server](https://rawdata.oceanobservatories.org/files/)
+## Accessing and Parsing Files from the [Raw Data Server](https://rawdata.oceanobservatories.org/files/)
The following jupyter notebooks outline the initial steps needed to download and parse (convert the data from the different formats recorded by the mooring data logger system) the raw data files into a common format for further processing and analysis.
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