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Oceanography Branch CTD Data Report : CTD_REPORT_2016003HB

  • 2020


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  • Alternative Title:
    Oceans and Climate Branch CTD Data Report HB1603
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  • Description:
    This report presents a summary of surface and bottom temperature and salinity data collected during the Northeast Fisheries Science Center’s HB1603 AMAPPS Survey aboard the NOAA FSV Henry B Bigelow. Data was obtained with a Seabird Electronics SBE Model 19+ profiling CTD (s/n 4477) during bongo double oblique tows, vertical casts, and tow-yos with a VPR(visual plankton recorder) or a Neuston net. A Seabird Electronics SBE Model 9/11+ CTD (s/n 0832) was also used at a few select stations. Sea water samples were taken for the purpose of correcting conductivity. A SBE43 Dissolved Oxygen sensor was attached to the SBE 9/11+. The SBE 9/11+ also accommodates a Biospherical Instruments Inc. QSP2300 PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation) Sensor. A QSR2200 Surface PAR sensor was located on the flying bridge and relayed data in realtime to the 9/11+ deck unit. The PAR data obtained during the vertical profiling casts is included in the archived CTD data; the surface PAR data will be made available on request. Data presented here have been audited, however, corrections and/or updates may be applied at a later time.
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    urn:sha-512:7a1b1983ccc1a4b7ba988d1bb82efdbe901071e11d4253cd8472d4bbabedd3867a101323c0861814d6b36f2759616ce29e6220a93fb91e84adf78ce1d74d3357
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