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  ResearchMonterey Bay Cruise Logs March 2002, Monterey Bay 

March 2002 Data Summary

Instruments were deployed from R/V Point Sur.  Primary IOP instruments were deployed on the HydroProfiler package to collect data throughout the water column, and the WALRUS hyperspectral radiometer buoy was deployed in a tethered mode to collect upwelling and downwelling light spectra, just above and just below the surface.

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INSTRUMENTATION
Instrument Short

name

Manufacturer Serial

Number

Deployment

Platform

Measurements
a-Beta HOBI Labs AB990508 HydroProfiler β(140°, 532 nm), bb, K, a (532 nm)
c-Beta HOBI Labs CB990202 HydroProfiler β(140°, 470 nm), bb, c (532 nm)
HydroScat-2 HS2 HOBI Labs H2000323 HydroProfiler β(140°), bb (470, 676nm), fl (676nm)
HydroScat-4 HS4 HOBI Labs H4020101 HydroProfiler β(140°), bb (420, 488, 660, 850nm)
HydroScat-6 HS6 HOBI Labs HS980514 HydroProfiler β(140°), bb (420, 442, 488, 532, 2 x 676nm), fl(532, 676nm)
HydroBeta HOBI Labs Prototype HydroProfiler β(532nm) (10, 20, 30, 45, 90, 110, 120, 130, 140, 150, 160, 170°)
AC-9 AC9 WET Labs AC90124 HydroProfiler a, c (412, 440, 488, 510, 532, 555, 630, 676, 715 nm)
SBE-19 CTD Sea-Bird Electronics  983 HydroProfiler Salinity, Temperature, Depth
HydroRad-E1 HR HOBI Labs SR020101 On Deck Ed(surface, 350 to 850 nm)
WALRUS WR HOBI Labs WR020101 Tethered buoy Ed(surface), Ld(surface), Lu(air), Lu1(1m), Lu2(2m), (350 to 850 nm)
PRR-600S PRR Biospherical Instruments 19617 HydroProfiler Ed(surface) (412, 443, 490, 510, 532, 555, 670 nm)
PRR-610 PRRS Biospherical Instruments  19618 On Deck Ed(profiling), Ld(profiling) (412, 443, 490, 510, 532, 555, 670 nm)

Cast designations:

  • HP = HydroProfiler profile
  • W = WALRUS; the WALRUS buoy is allowed to drift behind the ship, well away from its shadow, while Es values are simultaneously measured on deck.

Each day, a separate series of cast numbers was used for each type of cast.  In some cases W cast numbers are skipped to synchronize with HP numbers.

DATASETS
  Instruments
Date

(M-D-Y)

                

Cast

 

Start
Time
(local)
Lat 36° N Lon
121° W
Bottom
Depth
(m)
Profile
Depth
(m)
Notes CTD HS2 HS4 HS6 AC9 HR WR PRR PRRS
3-26-02 HP1 10:05 46.740' 54.991' 600 300 *contaminated by electrical interference * * *    
3-26-02 W1 10:35 46.740' 54.991' 600 NA 5 samples                    
3-26-02 HP2 11:54 45.303' 122°

00.915'

600 300 Near MBARI M1; 1/10 mile drift during cast * * *    
3-26-02 W2 12:26     600 NA 20 samples                    
3-26-02 HP3 13:33 48.911' 58.939' >300 300 Edge of canyon; depth rapidly increasing * * *    
3-26-03 W3 14:08     >300 NA                      
3-26-03 HP4 15:08 47.849' 50.042' >160 160 Mouth of harbor * * *    
3-27-02 HP1 10:25 45.105' 122°

00.996'

>600 300 Near MBARI M1; * * *        
3-27-02 W1 10:55     >600 NA 20 samples                    
3-27-02 HP2 11:48 43.971' 122°

06.381''

>1000 300 4 nautical miles past M1 * * *        
3-27-02 W2 12:49     >1000 NA 20 samples                    
3-27-02 HP3 14:26 46.727' 55.018' 600 300      
3-27-02 W3 14:53     600 NA 20 samples                    
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