Ocean Carbon and Biogeochemistry Data System

[OCB Home] [Directory] [Go Back]

VERTIGO KM0414 cruise
Sampling Location Map

PI: Ken Buesseler (WHOI)

03 July 2008: Prepared for OCB data system by Cyndy Chandler, OCB DMO (WHOI) from documentation contributed by Chief Scientist Ken Buesseler (WHOI)

Relative Locations of R/V Kilo Moana KM0414 CTD Stations and Sediment Trap Trajectories
Sediment trap trajectories and locations of CTD stations are shown for each of two deployments (D1 and D2) during the VERTIGO occupation of the ALOHA site during the R/V Kilo Moana KM0414 cruise in 2004. Multiple NBST deployments are identified by the following symbols: 150 meters are black triangles, 300 meters are gray circles, 500 meters are white diamonds. CLAP trap trajectories are shown as continuous tracks and are identified by the following: 150 meters is black, 300 meters is light gray, 500 meters is dark gray.

Note that overlapping CTD stations have been combined into one identifier and those indicated by arrows have been slightly adjusted so that trap trajectories do not overlap.

CTD stations occupied during trap deployments are indicated by letters as indicated in the legend below each map figure.

Aloha D1 map
Aloha D1: 19-48 (39-44 not on grid)
A= 19, 20 B= 21,26,27,28,31 C= 22,35 D= 23,36 E= 24,37 F= 25,38 G= 29 H= 30 I= 32 J= 33 K= 34 L= 45 M= 46 N= 47 0= 48.
Aloha D2 map

Aloha D2: CTD74-96 (80,92,93 not on grid)
A= 74,79,81,82,83,84,94,96 B= 75 C=76 D=77 E=78 F=85 G=86 H=87 I=88 J= 89,90,95,96 K=91

These figures will be published in:
Buesseler, K.O., T.W. Trull, D.K. Steinberg, M.W. Silver, D.A. Siegel, S.-I. Saitoh, C.H. Lamborg, P.J. Lam, D.M. Karl, N.Z. Jiao, M.C. Honda, M.Elskens, F. Dehairs, S.L. Brown, P.W. Boyd, J.K.B. Bishop and R.R. Bidigare (2008). VERTIGO (VERtical Transport In the Global Ocean): a study of particle sources and flux attenuation in the North Pacific. In press Deep-Sea Research II.

Eight inch versions of the map images (suitable for printing) are available as well as the original full sized image files (16x17 inches).

ALOHA D1:   8 inch  |  full size
ALOHA D2:   8 inch  |  full size

 

Contact: Ken Buesseler (WHOI)