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ctd_LI.csv (775.79 KB) | Comma Separated Values (.csv) | Primary data file for dataset ID 2784 | Download |
Project Leader: Lewis Incze, University of South Maine - Bioscience Research Institute
Additional Participants:
Proctor Wells, F/V Tenacious
Mathew Thomson, Cape Cod Commerical Hook Fisherman's Association
Eric Annis, Rugters University
Nicholas Wolff, University of South Maine - Bioscience Research Institute
This hydrography is from a sampling of the entire coastal current system (Boothbay to the Hague Line) during a two-week cruise in early to middle August 2001. Data is being analyzed using computer models of the flow field (collaborations with Drs. Huijie Xue, University of Maine and Christopher Naimie, Dartmouth College) and will be combined with a number of other, ongoing studies of postlarval abundance and settlement. Our long-term goal is to derive a mechanistic model of spatial and temporal lobster recruitment dynamics, an effort that ultimately will be coordinated with Canadian and other U.S. colleagues.
Note:
This hydrographic data complements the larval lobster data also located on this site.
Questions should to directed to:
Nicholas Wolff
University of Southern Maine
Bioscience Research Institute
Portland, ME 04101
phone: 207 228-809
e-mail: nwolff@maine.edu
last updated February 1, 2006; gfh
Incze, L. (2006) CTD data from F/V Tenacious, Gulf of Maine, 2001-2003, associated with lobster larvae study from F/V Shearwater NEC-LI2001-1 in the between Cape Small and Lubec Maine from July to August 2001 (NEC-CoopRes project). Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office (BCO-DMO). (Version final) Version Date 2006-02-01 [if applicable, indicate subset used]. http://lod.bco-dmo.org/id/dataset/2784 [access date]
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