Bathymetric and magnetic data from the Northeast Pacific 40° to 58°N, 125° to 160°W

Lucas, William H.; Uhlhorn, Richard R.

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Bathymetric and magnetic data from the Northeast Pacific 40° to 58°N, 125° to 160°W

1973
By Lucas, William H. ; Uhlhorn, Richard R.
Series: NOAA technical report ERL 258

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Personal Author:

Lucas, William H. ; Uhlhorn, Richard R.
Corporate Authors:

Environmental Research Laboratories (U.S.)
NOAA Program & Office:

OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Content Notes:

William H. Lucas, Richard R. Uhlhorn.

"February 1973."

"Data includes 7 lines traversed by the NOAA Ship Surveyor, 7 lines by the NOAA Ship Pathfinder, and one line by the NOAA Ship Ocenaographer"--Introduction.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 8).
Keywords:

Bathymetric Maps Geomagnetism Magnetic Measurements Magnetic Measurements
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NOAA technical report ERL 258 ; NOAA technical report ERL. 15 POL
Document Type:

Technical Report
Place as Subject:

North Pacific Region
Name as Subject:

Surveyor (Ship). Cruise (1967-1970 : North Pacific Region) ; Pathfinder (Ship : 1942-1971). Cruise (1967-1970 : North Pacific Region) ; Oceanographer (Ship : 1966-1996). Cruise (1967-1970 : North Pacific Region) ; Surveyor (Ship). Cruise (1967-1970 : North Pacific Region) ; Pathfinder (Ship : 1942-1971). Cruise (1967-1970 : North Pacific Region) ; Oceanographer (Ship : 1966-1996). Cruise (1967-1970 : North Pacific Region)
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