Deployment: SECM

1997-05-20 - 2006-08-29 Gulf of Alaska Platform:R/V John N. Cobb (vessel)

Description

Periodic salmon, zooplankton, nutrient sampling over a 10 year period. No cruise numbers are provided. The John N. Cobb is a 29-m research vessel with a main engine of 325 horsepower and a cruising speed of 10 knots.

DatasetLatest Version DateCurrent State
Zooplankton counts for the Southeast Alaska Coastal Monitoring from R/V John N. Cobb SECM multiple cruises in the Gulf of Alaska, Coastal Southeast Alaska from 1997-2006 (NEP project)2010-02-18Final no updates expected
Station position, water depth for the standard SECM stations from R/V John N. Cobb SECM, multiple cruises in the Gulf of Alaska, Coastal Southeast Alaska from 1997-2006 (NEP project)2010-03-30Final no updates expected
Fish catch data from R/V John N. Cobb SECM, multiple cruises in the Gulf of Alaska, Coastal Southeast Alaska from 1997-2006 (NEP project)2010-04-01Final no updates expected
Fish length, weight and stomach contents (prey) data in Southeastern Alaska from R/V John N. Cobb SECM, multiple cruises in the Gulf of Alaska, Coastal Southeast Alaska from 1997-2006 (NEP project)2010-04-02Final no updates expected
Time series of CTD data from SECM stations from R/V John N. Cobb SECM in the Gulf of Alaska from 1997-2006 (NEP project)2010-02-23Final no updates expected
Time Series of nutrients and CTD data from R/V John N. Cobb SECM cruises in southeastern Gulf of Alaska from 1997-2006 (NEP project)2010-02-24Final no updates expected

Deployment Report

People

Chief Scientist: Alex C. Wertheimer
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - Alaska Fisheries Science Center

Synonyms

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