MESA New York Bight Project Expanded Water Column Characterization Cruise (XWCC 14) NOAA Ship George B. Kelez, June - July 1977

Hazelvorth, John B.; Niedrauer, Terren M.; Hanson, Philip G.

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MESA New York Bight Project Expanded Water Column Characterization Cruise (XWCC 14) NOAA Ship George B. Kelez, June - July 1977

1978
By Hazelvorth, John B. ; Niedrauer, Terren M. ; Hanson, Philip G.
Series: NOAA Data Report ERL MESA 37

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Personal Author:

Hazelvorth, John B. ; Niedrauer, Terren M. ; Hanson, Philip G.
Corporate Authors:

Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Laboratories (U.S.) ; Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory ; Environmental Research Laboratories (U.S.) ; Marine EcoSystems Analysis Program
NOAA Program & Office:

OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research) ; AOML (Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory)
Description:

During the period 27 June-1 July 1977, an oceanographic cruise was made on the NOAA Ship George B. Kelez in the New York Bight. The objective of the cruise was to supply data to provide a base for analysis of the water characteristics and movements in the highly impacted ecosystem. This report presents the corrected physical and chemical (nutrient) data from this cruise.
Keywords:

Ecosystem Management MESA Neuston Net Tows Nutrient Data Oceanography Physical Oceanographic Data Water Chemistry Ecosystem Management Water Chemistry
Series:

NOAA Data Report ERL MESA 37
Document Type:

Technical Report
Place as Subject:

Florida--Miami. ; Colorado--Boulder ; New York Bight (N.J. and N.Y.)
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https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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