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ID P-4-96-NC
Abstract Chief Scientist: George Tate. Mooring Deployment data (temperature, currentmeter, tempsalinometer, transmissometer, sedimenttrap) of field activity P-4-96-NC in Northern California from 01/26/1996 to 01/26/1996
Project/Theme Internal Waves over the Upper Continental Slope off Northern California
National Plan Environmental Quality -- Fundamental Studies
Chief Scientist George Tate
Activity Type Mooring Deployment
Platform Pacific Hunter
Area of Operation
Northern California
Location map P-4-96-NC location map of where navigation equipment operated
Bounding Coordinates 41.05378
-124.43163    -124.43163
41.05378
Ports leave Pacific Affiliates A-Dock, Eureka, CA
arrive Pacific Affiliates A-Dock, Eureka, CA
Dates 01/26/1996 (JD 026) to 01/26/1996 (JD 026)
Analog Materials No analog holdings.
Index map

P-4-96-NC map of where navigation equipment operated

Information Specialist
Joanne Thede Ferreira
Crew
George Tate Chief Scientist, USGS Western Region
Equipment Used
temperature
currentmeter
tempsalinometer
transmissometer
sedimenttrap
Purpose
To measure the internal wave field on the upper
continental slope over long time duration (> 1 year), and to estimate the
effects of internal waves on the transport of sediment over the slope.
Information to be Derived
Seasonal changes in the internal temperature field over the slope, with analysis of the internal waves in this region.
Summary
Time-series measurements (hourly) of temperature at 12 depths, currents
and light transmission at three depths for over one year. This mooring was in
450m water depth; USGS had 9 temperature sensors at 150m, 250m, 300m, 320m, 340m,
360m, 380m, 400m, and 437m; University of Washington had current meters,
conductivity gauges, temperature sensors, and light transmission meters on the
mooring at 60m, 180m, and 435m; and SUNY had sediment traps on the mooring.
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