The Long Term Upper Ocean Study (LOTUS) : cruise summary and hydrographic data report : Oceanus 154, May 1984

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1984-10Author
Montgomery, Ellyn T.
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Pennington, Nancy J.
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Briscoe, Melbourne G.
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https://hdl.handle.net/1912/8634Location
34°N, 70°WDOI
10.1575/1912/8634Keyword
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OCEANUS cruise 154 (16-23 May 1984) was the final cruise in the two year
field program of the Long Term Upper Ocean Study (LOTUS). The work occurred
primarily in the LOTUS area (34°N, 70°W), where the entire moored array was
recovered. The moorings were the following: the LOTUS-6 surface mooring
(No. 792), a subsurface mooring (No. 788), two intermediate moorings (Nos. 789,
790), and a C. S. Draper Labs profiling current meter (PCMlH) mooring.
Also on OCEANUS 154, a mooring was deployed for the U. S. Geological
Survey at approximately 40°10'N, 69°58'W. On the return trip, an engineering
test mooring was recovered at approximately 39°11'N, 70°01'W, some elements
removed for testing, and then redeployed in the same location.
This report presents the hydrographic data collected on OCEANUS 154, as
well as providing details of the work that was accomplished.