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Summary for Field Activity Number 01026


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Alternate Leg ID: HB1-01 (Hingham Bay)

Area of Operations: Hingham Bay, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts, United States, North America, North Atlantic

Dates: January 30, 2001 to January 30, 2001

Chief scientist: Michael Bothner
   Bill Martin, Jennifer Morford (WHOI)

Objectives: Collect short cores for Metal Flux Study in order to test gel probes against the centrifuge pore water extraction method. Samples were collected around the long-term Station 8 in the Boston Harbor study. Target position: 42deg, 17 min, 28.688 sec N, 070 deg, 55 min, 48.507 sec W. This location is west of the typical Station 8 in order to avoid a concentrated mat of Ampilisca (amphipod) tubes. These tubes make it diffcult to cut the core for pore water studies.

Type of Activity: Sampling

Information to be derived: Samples and Chemical Analysis

Summary: Short Cores: 8

USGS Project Number: 7241-32059

Contact: Michael Bothner (mbothner@usgs.gov)

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Platform Info:
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USCG 41

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