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| Title: | WATER DEPTH, SPECIES IDENTIFICATION, SPECIES IDENTIFICATION - LIFE STAGE, TAXONOMIC CODE and species abundance tows data collected in the North Pacific Ocean on the ATLANTIS, ELAKHA and other platforms cruises AR9807, AT7-21 and others as part of the NEP project from 1997-11-15 to 2003-10-23 (NCEI Accession 0114259) |
| Abstract: | This dataset includes meteorological, tows and biological data collected aboard the ATLANTIS, ELAKHA, NOAA Ship McARTHUR, NEW HORIZON, UNKNOWN and WECOMA during cruises AR9807, AT7-21, EL000901, EL001001, EL001002, EL001101, EL001201, EL010101, EL010201, EL010202, EL010301, EL010401, EL010402, EL010403, EL010501, EL010601, EL010602, EL010603, EL010701, EL010702, EL010801, EL010802, EL010803, EL010901, EL010902, EL011001, EL011002, EL011101, EL020101, EL020102, EL020301, EL020302, EL020303, EL020401, EL020402, EL020501, EL020502, EL020701, EL020702, EL021001, EL021101, EL030101, EL030201, EL030202, EL030302, EL030401, EL030402, EL030501, EL030502, EL030601, EL030602, EL030701, EL030702, EL030801, EL030901, EL030902, EL031001, NH0005, NH0007, NH0207, NH0307A, SJ000101, SJ000201, SJ000301, SJ000401, SJ000402, SJ000501, SJ000502, SJ000601, SJ990401, SJ990501, SJ990601, SJ990701, SJ990702, SJ990703, SJ990801, SJ990802, SJ991201, W0002A, W0004B, W0007A, W0009A, W0101C, W0103B, W0107A, W0109A, W0111B, W0202A, W0204A, W0205A, W0207A, W0212A, W0302A, W0304A, W0309B, W9711C, W9801B, W9804A, W9808A, W9809A, W9811A, W9902A, W9904B, W9907A, W9909C and W9911A in the North Pacific Ocean from 1997-11-15 to 2003-10-23. These data include WATER DEPTH, SPECIES IDENTIFICATION, SPECIES IDENTIFICATION - LIFE STAGE, TAXONOMIC CODE and species abundance. The instruments used to collect these data include net. These data were collected by William T. Peterson of Northwest Fisheries Science Center - Newport as part of NEP. The Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office (BCO-DMO) submitted these data to NODC on 2013-11-01. The following is the text of the abstract provided by BCO-DMO: This project was designed to make a comparison of the effects of coastal upwelling on the population dynamics and vital rates of the euphausiids Euphausia pacifica and Thysanoessa spinifera in the Northern California Current, north and south of Cape Blanco, Oregon. These data are part of a project which describes the population dynamics of these two GLOBEC target organisms. The nets sampled along several transect lines off the central Oregon coast for the purpose of describing temporal variations in euphausiid abundance, recruitment, vital rates and production. A high-frequency sampling program will be supplemented with bimonthly cruises sampling along four transect lines: two off Oregon (Newport and Coos Bay) and two off northern California (Crescent City and Eureka) during GLOBEC Long-Term Observations Program (L-TOP) cruises. Data from these survey cruises will provide information on spatial variations in euphausiid biomass, numerical abundance, vital rates and production in the waters throughout the GLOBEC study region (Newport OR south to Eureka CA). The project proposed here has four objectives: (1) determine the seasonal cycles of abundance of the two euphausiid species in relation to interannual variations in circulation, hydrography and upwelling; (2) determine the seasonal, interannual and spatial variations in egg production rates, cohort development, and recruitment as a function of upwelling and phytoplankton blooms; (3) examine the seasonal, interannual and spatial variations in mortality rates and production as a means to develop a better understanding of euphausiid population dynamics; and (4) determine overwintering strategies and the role of seasonal reversals in circulation and the spring transition in redistributing euphausiids in shelf and slope waters. All of the above data will be passed to one of the GLOBEC modelers (H. Batchelder, Univ. of California at Berkeley) who is developing an individual-based model for both euphausiid species; the proposed work is presented in the context of examining the relationship between the ecology of euphausiids and salmonid growth and survival. The VPT data are organized on the GLOBEC server by cruise within year. The master page (Level 0) lists all of the cruises in chronological order. Clicking on a cruise will show all of the casts collected/processes from that cruise (Level 1). Clicking on a cast will bring up the Level 2 file that shows a single line with additional header information for a sample. Clicking on the sample_id (always "1" for this type of data) will display the Level 3 data, which are the actual taxonomic categories and abundances for that particular sample. Additional info about the variables are described below. Program Codes Description LTOP samples collected on Long-term Observation Program Cruises (ca. 4-6 cruises per year; all sample the Newport Hydrographic (NH) Line; some sample other standard lines further south) NH more frequent, small vessel, nearshore sampling of Newport Hydrographic Line MESO_1 samples collected from process cruise in June 2000 MESO_2 samples collected from process cruise in August 2000 Life Stage Info Codes (partial listing) Description most are self explanatory; Male, Female, CV => Copepodite 5, Zoea, Nauplii, N2 => Nauplius 2, Egg--a few are not, esp. for the euphausiids (Thysanoessa and Euphausia) F2 Second Stage Furcilia (aka Furcilia 2) F3 Third Stage Furcilia (aka Furcilia 3) F1_0 First Stage Furcilia with 0 legs F2_32 or Furcilia_2_3L2S Second Stage Furcilia with 3 pairs of legs total, with 2 pairs of legs having setae; this xLyS pattern is common, with x and y varying depending on stage of development (See Hooff and Peterson, 2006) |
| Date received: | 20131101 |
| Start date: | 19971115 |
| End date: | 20031023 |
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| West boundary: | -126.19 |
| East boundary: | -123.44 |
| North boundary: | 44.65 |
| South boundary: | 38.29 |
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| Submitter: | DuBois, David L. |
| Submitting institution: | Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office |
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| Supplementary information: | The Data Originator(s)/Principal Investigator(s) for these data: William T. Peterson, Northwest Fisheries Science Center - Newport The data were collected during the following cruise(s): AR9807 AT7-21 EL000901 EL001001 EL001002 EL001101 EL001201 EL010101 EL010201 EL010202 EL010301 EL010401 EL010402 EL010403 EL010501 EL010601 EL010602 EL010603 EL010701 EL010702 EL010801 EL010802 EL010803 EL010901 EL010902 EL011001 EL011002 EL011101 EL020101 EL020102 EL020301 EL020302 EL020303 EL020401 EL020402 EL020501 EL020502 EL020701 EL020702 EL021001 EL021101 EL030101 EL030201 EL030202 EL030302 EL030401 EL030402 EL030501 EL030502 EL030601 EL030602 EL030701 EL030702 EL030801 EL030901 EL030902 EL031001 NH0005 NH0007 NH0207 NH0307A SJ000101 SJ000201 SJ000301 SJ000401 SJ000402 SJ000501 SJ000502 SJ000601 SJ990401 SJ990501 SJ990601 SJ990701 SJ990702 SJ990703 SJ990801 SJ990802 SJ991201 W0002A W0004B W0007A W0009A W0101C W0103B W0107A W0109A W0111B W0202A W0204A W0205A W0207A W0212A W0302A W0304A W0309B W9711C W9801B W9804A W9808A W9809A W9811A W9902A W9904B W9907A W9909C W9911A The collection of the data was supported by: NSF OCE-0000733 |
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| Metadata version: | 5 |
| Keydate: | 2013-11-07 11:45:03+00 |
| Editdate: | 2022-10-16 15:04:52+00 |