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Mapping semi-regular autonomous underwater vehicle glider observations onto a cross-shelf section

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Peery, Andrew Tristan

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Two Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Gliders have alternated continuous sampling of a 45-nautical mile transect line (the Newport Hydrographic Line) across the Oregon continental shelf since April, 2006. Strong currents (>25cm/s) push the gliders off their trajectories as they survey this transect line, preventing them from sampling the historically occupied stations...

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Masters Thesis

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) (Huyer, 2006). During the TENOC period, the monitoring program consisted of bimonthly sampling of a
Autonomous in situ measurements of estuarine surface PCO₂ : instrument development and initial estuarine observations

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Wall, Colleen McKay

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A novel, low-cost instrument capable of measuring surface water PCO₂ was designed for use in dynamic, shallow-water environments. The instrument was tested in the Yaquina River Estuary, a macrotidal estuary known to experience a wide range of conditions ranging from dominance by the coastal ocean during summer upwelling to substantial...

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Masters Thesis

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, waters enriched with remineralized nutrients and CO2 (Huyer 1977; Huyer et al. 1979; Hales et al
The Influence of Model Resolution on Dispersal and Retention in Oregon Coastal Waters

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Wong-Ala, Jennifer A. T. K.

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Lagrangian particle tracking (LPT) models are used to explore how physical processes influence the transport of particles (e.g., eggs, larvae, or propagules) in the ocean. On the Oregon continental shelf and slope, the Northern California Current System (CCS) is influenced by spatially and temporally variable coastal currents driven by weather,...

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Masters Thesis

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Sakai, Adriana Messyasz, and Drs. Ale Sanchez-Rios, Melissa McCracken, and Melva Trevino-Pena. Thanks