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ID 00070
Also Known As 00070
ASTR00070
A-70-00-CD
Abstract United States Geological Survey, Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Chief Scientist: Mike Bothner. Geological data (slowcore, VanVeengrab, GPS, underwatercamera) of field activity 00070 (A-70-00-CD) in Massachusetts Cape Cod Bay from 08/17/2000 to 08/18/2000
Organization United States Geological Survey, Woods Hole, Massachusetts
Project/Theme Massachusetts Bay Experiment
Chief Scientist Mike Bothner
Activity Type Geological
Platform Asterias
Area of Operation
Massachusetts Cape Cod Bay
Location map 00070 location map of where navigation equipment operated
Bounding Coordinates 42.43040
-70.40335     -70.00013
41.89833
Ports leave Woods Hole, MA
arrive Woods Hole, MA
Dates 08/17/2000 (JD 230) to 08/18/2000 (JD 231)
Analog Materials No analog holdings.
Index map

00070 map of where navigation equipment operated

Information Specialist
Mike Bothner
Crew
Mike Bothner Chief Scientist, USGS Woods Hole
Dave Olmstead Captain, Asterias
Mike Casso Unspecified, USGS Woods Hole
Rick Rendigs Unspecified, USGS Woods Hole
M. Santos Unspecified, USGS Woods Hole
Equipment Used
slowcore
VanVeengrab
GPS
underwatercamera
Purpose
Collect cores at long term monitoring stations in Cape Cod Bay. This
work supports the Outfall Monitoring Program and is scheduled on short notice to
collect samples before the outfall begins on September 6, 2000.
Information to be Derived
Samples, radioisotopes.
Summary
Collected cores at the stations 6 and 7. Collected 3 Van-Veen grab
samples at station 8. Samples from all 3 stations were gamma counted for
radio-isotopes.
Notes
Hydro wire (3/16 inch) was used at station 8 where water depth is 200m.
This wire parted on the second deployment of the slow corer. Although the wire
looked good and was tested (at the bitter end) and found to be of rated strength
(3500 ?), it parted on the return trip from the bottom on the second cast. No
evidence for a kink or a problem with the shieve. I learned later that the wire
was at least 10 years old (predated Olmstead) so perhaps there was hidden
corrosion. Next time, insist on a safety factor of 5 when lowering equipment to
the bottom.
Got Help? For 00070, we would appreciate any information on -- analog materials, contract, days at sea, dive count, funding, kms of navigation, national plan, NGDC Info, owner, project number, publications, scanned materials, seismic description, station count, station description, submersible, tabulated info.

 

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