Your approach is going the wrong around (although you could still make it work). Basically, in such a case, you need to read data from Station.CSV and lookup data from Parameters.CSV. The best way to do that is to first load Parameters.CSV into memory (in a hash of hashes, I would say, but an array of hashes would also fit the bill), and, once you've done that to read sequentially Station.CSV and to the necessary hash lookups. Your data is not very large, the second file will fit into memory without any problem.

Possibly something like this (quick untested code) to populate the HoH: 

my @fieldnames = qw /S_10 S_11 S_12 S_13 S_14 S_15 T_10 T_11 T_12 T_13
+ T_14 T_15/;
     # Note you could also make it dynamic and generate it from the in
+put
my %params;
while (<$Param>) {
     my ($index, @values) = split /,/, $_;
     $params{$index} = { map {$fieldnames[$_], $values{$_}} 0..15;}
}

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Retrieving the data is then quite simple in the %params HoH.

No time now, but I'll try to give a complete solution in a couple of hours.

Update: corrected a mistake in the code above. And below the full solution, a bit later than I originally planned: 

use strict;
use warnings;

my (undef, @fieldnames) = split /,/, <DATA>;
chomp @fieldnames;
my %params;
while (<DATA>) {
     chomp;
     my ($index, @values) = split /,/, $_;
     $params{$index} = {map {$fieldnames[$_], $values[$_]}  0..$#field
+names};
}

my $stat = 
"1,10
2,11
3,12
4,13
5,14";

open my $STAT, "<", \$stat or die "cannot open $stat $!";
while (<$STAT>) {
    chomp;
    next if /sta/i;
    my ($stat, $code) = split /,/;
    print "Station $stat : Salinity: ",  $params{$stat}{"S_$code"}, ";
+ Temperature: ", $params{$stat}{"T_$code"}, "\n";   
}

__DATA__
Station,S_10,S_11,S_12,S_13,S_14,S_15,T_10,T_11,T_12,T_13,T_14,T_15
1,31,29,29,31,29,29,15,14,23,15,14,23
2,33,28,23,33,28,23,17,15,23,17,15,23
3,23,27,33,23,27,33,18,16,23,18,16,23
4,25,26,28,25,26,28,23,14,15,23,14,15
5,26,26,27,26,26,27,23,18,17,23,18,17
6,27,33,31,27,33,31,14,17,18,14,17,18
7,33,29,29,33,29,29,12,18,23,12,18,23

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Output: 
Station 1 : Salinity: 31; Temperature: 15
Station 2 : Salinity: 28; Temperature: 15
Station 3 : Salinity: 33; Temperature: 23
Station 4 : Salinity: 25; Temperature: 23
Station 5 : Salinity: 26; Temperature: 18

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In reply to Re: Matching Values in an Array by Laurent_R
in thread Matching Values in an Array by Digs27

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