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Time series of temperature microstructure in the Arctic Ocean : March-April 1970

Creator:: Amstutz, David E. and Neal, Victor Thomas
Abstract:: We designed an experiment to see if turbulence induced by shear instability could be a mechanism. Using equipment readily available we completed an experiment from the Ice Island T-3. A sensor array of current meters and thermistors (described later on) was suspended beneath the sea ice of Colby Bay, T-3,...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 1CEAN GRAPHY Time Series of Temperature Microstructure In the Arctic Ocean by

Microstructure profiles during CEAREX

Creator:: Padman, Laurie and Dillon, T. M. (Thomas M.)
Abstract:: The Coordinated Eastern Arctic Experiment (CEAREX) was a multi-platform geophysical study covering the period from winter 1988 to spring 1989 in the vicinity of the Yermak Plateau and Fram Strait. The Oceanography ("0") Camp component of CEAREX was designed to study the physical oceanographic conditions from the deep Nansen Basin...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: temperature maximum near 250 m which represents the extension of the West Spitzbergen Current into the Arctic

Submarine-based hydrographic observations of the Arctic Ocean, March-May 1995 : SCICEX-95

Creator:: Boyd, Timothy John, 1958-2013, Moustafa, Mary Sue, and Steele, Michael
Abstract:: This report documents observations of temperature and salinity made in the Arctic Ocean during the 1995 cruise of the submarine USS Cavalla. This cruise was the second civilian scientific cruise to the Arctic Ocean aboard a U.S. Navy Sturgeon-class submarine, and the first of five annual SCICEX cruises. The SCICEX-95...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: observations of temperature and salinity made in the Arctic Ocean during the 1995 cruise of the submarine USS

Observations from CEAREX "O" Camp, Arctic Ocean: March-April 1989

Creator:: Levine, Murray D., Paulson, Clayton A., Simpkins, Jay, and Gard, Steve R.
Abstract:: This report presents moored observations of velocity, temperature, and conductivity made at the "0" Camp during CEAREX (Coordinated Eastern Arctic Experiment). The measurements were made in the Arctic Ocean, near 83 ON and 5 ° to 11 °E, from sensors suspended below the ice during March-April 1989.
Resource Type:: Technical Report

Development and use of satellite-derived sea-surface temperature data for the nearshore North Pacific and Arctic Oceans : temperature pattern analysis and implications for climate change at ecoregional scale

Creator:: Payne, Meredith C.
Abstract:: The quantification and description of sea surface temperature (SST) is critically important because it can influence the distribution, migration, and invasion of marine species; furthermore, SSTs are expected to be affected by climate change. Recent research indicates that there has been a warming trend in ocean temperatures over the last...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Arctic Oceans: Temperature Pattern Analysis and Implications for Climate Change at Ecoregional Scale

Geochemical tracers of Arctic river waters

Creator:: Guay, Christopher K. H.
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Arctic Ocean 8 2.1 Comparison of Organic Carbon Concentrations Measured by High- Temperature Combustion

Bathymetry and structure of the Arctic Ocean

Creator:: Beal, Miah Allan
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: reasonably complete picture of the physiography of the basin of the Arctic Ocean. The use of nuclear

Barium as a tracer of Arctic halocline and river waters

Creator:: Guay, Christopher K. H.
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: during six oceanographic cruises to the Arctic in 1993 and during the 1994 Arctic Ocean Section. Upper

Tide-related mixing in the eastern Arctic Ocean

Creator:: Howard, Susan L.
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Eastern Arctic Ocean. Abstract approved: Laurence Padman Several recent studies support the hypothesis

Siberian-Arctic shelf surface-sediments: sources, transport pathways and processes, and diagenetic alteration

Creator:: Viscosi-Shirley, Carolyn
Abstract:: This thesis investigates lithogenic sediments on the Siberian Arctic shelf, their sources, modes of dispersal, transport pathways and post-depositional diagenetic alteration. Working with cores collected from the Chukchi, East Siberian and Laptev Seas, we characterize surface-sediment elemental chemistry and clay mineralogy. We identify five regions with endmember sedimentary compositions. Comparing...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: ..................................................................................... 169 LIST OF FIGURES Figure Pag 2.1 a) Arctic Ocean and marginal seas. b) Siberian-shelf surface

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Time series of temperature microstructure in the Arctic Ocean : March-April 1970

Microstructure profiles during CEAREX

Submarine-based hydrographic observations of the Arctic Ocean, March-May 1995 : SCICEX-95

Observations from CEAREX "O" Camp, Arctic Ocean: March-April 1989

Development and use of satellite-derived sea-surface temperature data for the nearshore North Pacific and Arctic Oceans : temperature pattern analysis and implications for climate change at ecoregional scale

Geochemical tracers of Arctic river waters

Bathymetry and structure of the Arctic Ocean

Barium as a tracer of Arctic halocline and river waters

Tide-related mixing in the eastern Arctic Ocean

Siberian-Arctic shelf surface-sediments: sources, transport pathways and processes, and diagenetic alteration

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