Hydrographic data from the 10°N transpacific cruise R/V Moana Wave cruise #89-3, -4, -6
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https://hdl.handle.net/1912/956Location
10°NPacific Ocean
DOI
10.1575/1912/956Keyword
Hydrographic section across 10°N in the Pacific; Pacific water mass survey; Equatorial Pacific circulation; Moana Wave (Ship) Cruise MW89-3; Moana Wave (Ship) Cruise MW89-4; Moana Wave (Ship) Cruise MW89-6Abstract
A trans-Pacific hydrographic section along approximate latitude 10°N was occupied in February-May, 1989, from the R/V
Moana Wave. A description of the instrumentation employed and data reduction techniques is given. Listings of the observations and plates of contoured sections of the water property distributions are presented, along with statements of data accuracies and uncertainties.
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Technical Report: EPIC Voyageurs, "Hydrographic data from the 10°N transpacific cruise R/V Moana Wave cruise #89-3, -4, -6", 1991-09, DOI:10.1575/1912/956, https://hdl.handle.net/1912/956Related items
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