Drifting vertical current meter, moored aanderaa thermistor chain, and XBT data : Jasin 1978 Atlantis-II cruise (102)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1912/10289DOI
10.1575/1912/10289Keyword
Joint Air-Sea Interaction Project; Ocean temperature; Ocean currents; Ocean-atmosphere interaction; Deep-sea mooringsAbstract
The report presents summaries of three data sets taken at and in the
vicinity of the oceanographic moorings deployed in the 1978 Joint Air-Sea
Inte raction Project (JASIN). The data sets are: (1) the temperature,
pressure and vertical motion records from the freely drifting Vertical
Current Meters (VCMs) deployed from the ATLANTIS II, (2) the temperature
data from the Aanderaa thermistor chains on W.H.O.I. mooring 653,
designated as JASIN mooring W3, and (3) the expendable bathythermograph
(XBT) data collected from the ATLANTIS II while participating in the
JASIN Project.
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Technical Report: Pennington, Nancy J., Weller, Robert A., "Drifting vertical current meter, moored aanderaa thermistor chain, and XBT data : Jasin 1978 Atlantis-II cruise (102)", 1981-10, DOI:10.1575/1912/10289, https://hdl.handle.net/1912/10289Related items
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