MESA New York Bight Project, expanded water column characterization cruises (XWCC-2 and 3): NOAA Ship Researcher, 22 February-5 March, 9-12 April 1975

Hazelworth, John B.; Darnell, Michael E.

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MESA New York Bight Project, expanded water column characterization cruises (XWCC-2 and 3): NOAA Ship Researcher, 22 February-5 March, 9-12 April 1975

1976
By Hazelworth, John B. ; Darnell, Michael E.
Series: NOAA Data Report ERL MESA 23

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Hazelworth, John B. ; Darnell, Michael E.
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United States. Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research ; Marine EcoSystems Analysis Program ; Environmental Research Laboratories (U.S.)
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OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
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During Spring 1975, two oceanographic cruises, denoted XWCC-2 and 3, were made by the NOAA Ship Researcher in the New York Bight. Current meter arrays and bottom-mounted pressure gauges were deployed and recovered on XWCC-2. Geological oceanographic data were collected on XWCC-3. In addition, physical and chemical oceanographic data were collected on both cruises. The objective of the cruises was to supply data to provide a base for analysis of the water movement in the highly impacted ecosystem. This report presents the corrected water column data from these two cruises and preliminary descriptive analysis.
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Data Sets Oceanography Data Sets
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NOAA Data Report ERL MESA 23
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Technical Report
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New York Bight (N.J. and N.Y.)
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