Hunting Bubbles Falkor Cruise 2019
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https://hdl.handle.net/1912/25040Date Created
2018-09Location
Cascadia MarginDOI
10.26025/1912/25040Abstract
The Hunting Bubbles Cruise took place in August-September 2018 on the R/V Falkor (cruise ID 180824). Ship time was provided by the Schmidt Ocean Institute. This cruise investigated transport of methane from seeps located on the Cascadia Margin. Data archived at the WHOAS repository supplements additional data from this cruise available at the R2R rolling deck to repository and at MGDS: Marine Geoscience Data System.
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Dataset: Michel, Anna P. M., Wankel, Scott D., Nicholson, David P., Fauria, Kristen, Preston, Victoria Lynn, "Hunting Bubbles Falkor Cruise 2019", 2019-12-23, DOI:10.26025/1912/25040, https://hdl.handle.net/1912/25040Related items
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