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Oceanography is concerned with understanding the mechanisms controlling the movement of seawater and its contents. A fundamental tool in this process is the char- acterization of the thermophysical properties of seawater as functions of measured temperature and electrical conductiv- ity, the latter used as a proxy for the concentration of dis- solved matter in seawater. For many years a collection of algorithms denoted the Equation of State 1980 (EOS-80) has been the internationally accepted standard for calculating such properties. However, modern measurement technology now allows routine observations of temperature and electri- cal conductivity to be made to at least one order of magnitude more accurately than the uncertainty in this standard. Recently, a new standard has been developed, the Thermo- dynamical Equation of Seawater 2010 (TEOS-10). This new standard is thermodynamically consistent, valid over a wider range of temperature and salinity, and includes a mechanism to account for composition variations in seawater. Here we review the scientific development of this standard, and de- scribe the literature involved in its development, which in- cludes many of the articles in this special issue.

Preface &quot;An historical perspective on the development of the Thermodynamic Equation of Seawater – 2010&quot;

Preface "An historical perspective on the development of the Thermodynamic Equation of Seawater – 2010"