Underway Seawater Sampling Aboard NOAA ship Oscar Dyson in 2010, Forage Distribution and Ocean Conditions (B62)

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Citation:
Citation_Information:
Originator: Cokelet, Edward D.
Publication_Date: Unpublished material
Title:
Underway Seawater Sampling Aboard NOAA ship Oscar Dyson in 2010, Forage Distribution and Ocean Conditions (B62)
Geospatial_Data_Presentation_Form: digital
Publication_Information:
Publication_Place: Seattle, WA
Publisher: NOAA/PMEL/EcoFOCI
Description:
Abstract:
One goal of BSIERP (Bering Sea Integrated Ecosystem Research Program) Project 62: Forage Distribution and Ocean Conditions was to measure oceanographic conditions during each NOAA ship Oscar Dyson cruise in the Bering Sea during the 2008-2010 study period. In early 2008, NOAA/PMEL/EcoFOCI scientists redesigned Dyson's underway seawater system. The ocean temperature, salinity and chlorophyll fluorescence instruments were augmented with nitrate and oxygen sensors and meters to monitor the flow rates in water pumped from the bow seawater intake at approximately 2.5 m depth. The bench fluorometer was replaced by a smaller, submersible one that also measured turbidity. These measurements were combined with the ship's position, speed, heading, pitch, roll, heave, short- and long-wave solar radiation, wind speed and direction, air temperature, relative humidity and barometric pressure. Various instruments recorded at different rates; therefore measurements from individual instruments were interpolated to regular, equispaced time axes and combined into one coherent data set. Maps show the temperature (Figures 1a-d), salinity (Figures 2a-d), nitrate concentration (Figures 3a-d), chlorophyll-a concentration (Figures 4a-d), and oxygen saturation (Figures 5a-d) along the ship track.
Purpose:
To measure underway, near-surface oceanographic conditions aboard NOAA ship Oscar Dyson cruises in the Bering Sea, 24 Apr-27 Sep 2010.
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Ending_Date: 20100927
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Status:
Progress: Complete
Maintenance_and_Update_Frequency: None planned
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Description_of_Geographic_Extent: Eastern Bering Sea continental shelf
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Figure 1a: Map of temperature along ship track during Oscar Dyson cruise DY1003
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Figure 1b: Map of temperature along ship track during Oscar Dyson cruise DY1004
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Figure 1c: Map of temperature along ship track during Oscar Dyson cruise DY1006
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Figure 1d: Map of temperature along ship track during Oscar Dyson cruise DY1007
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Figure 2a: Map of salinity along ship track during Oscar Dyson cruise DY1003
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Figure 6: NOAAS Oscar Dyson underway seawater system instrument layout. In this photo the Turner fluorometer was in use, and the WET Labs fluorometer and Aanderaa oxygen sensor were not yet fully installed.
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Figure 7: Salinity calibration fit with discrete sample values on the abscissa and detrended underway instrument values on the ordinate. The blue-dashed line represents an exact fit, and the green solid line is the linear least-squares fit.
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Figure 8: Nitrate calibration fit with discrete sample values on the abscissa and detrended underway instrument values on the ordinate. The blue-dashed line represents an exact fit, and the green solid line is the linear least-squares fit.
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Figure 9a: Chlorophyll-a calibration fit until 1 Jun 2010 with discrete sample values on the abscissa and detrended underway instrument values on the ordinate. The blue-dashed line represents an exact fit, and the green solid line is the linear least-squares fit.
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Figure 9b: Chlorophyll-a calibration fit after 1 Jun 2010 with discrete sample values on the abscissa and detrended underway instrument values on the ordinate. The blue-dashed line represents an exact fit, and the green solid line is the linear least-squares fit.
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Figure 10: Oxygen calibration fit with discrete sample values on the abscissa and detrended underway instrument values on the ordinate until. The blue-dashed line represents an exact fit, and the green solid line is the linear least-squares fit.
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Ship-provided sensors that measured position, attitude, speed and course over ground, short- and long-wave solar radiation, wind speed and direction, air temperature and humidity, and barometric pressure were maintained and calibrated by NOAA’s Marine Operations Center-Pacific according to their own schedule. The radiometer measuring solar short- and long-wave rediation did not work correctly during the 2010 field season, and those data are set to empty. The ship's heading was measured by a gyrocompass and an Applanix POS MV attitude determination system that also measured pitch, roll and heave. The oceanographic thermometer at the water intake was accurate to 0.001 deg. C with a drift within 0.002 deg. C per year according to the manufacturer; therefore a theoretical accuracy of 0.003 degrees would be predicted. Its output was compared to other sources of seawater temperature (3 hull sensors and the thermosalinograph temperature) to exclude large, spurious deviations. The field accuracy for temperature is probably about 0.01 deg. C. The measured temperature within the thermosalinograph, used to compute salinity, exceeded the seawater intake temperature because the former was mounted in a heated laboratory space. Discrete salinity, nitrate, chlorophyll and oxygen samples were collected on a daily schedule (salinity 1/d, nitrate 1/d, chlorophyll 2/d, oxygen 1/d with occasional replicate samples) and preserved (in stoppered 200-ml Kimax borosilicate bottles for salinity; in acid-cleaned 40 ml HDPE Boston Round sample bottles for nitrate and frozen at -80 C; collected in 60-ml plastic sample bottles, filtered through 0.7 micron glass fiber filters and frozen at -80 C for chlorophyll; or collected in 300-ml BOD bottles and 'pickled' with manganous sulphate and alkaline iodide solutions for oxygen) for later analysis in the laboratory aboard ship or in Seattle. Salinity samples were analyzed with a Guildline Autosal laboratory salinometer with a laboratory accuracy better than 0.0001 psu. Nitrate samples were analyzed using a modified method of Armstrong, Stearns and Strickland (1967, Deep Sea Research 14: 381-38) with a typical laboratory accuracy of 0.5 micromole/l. Chlorophyll samples were analyzed via the acidification method (Lorenzen, 1966, Deep Sea Research 13:223-227) using a Turner Designs AU-10 fluorometer with a typical laboratory accuracy of 10-20%. Oxygen samples were analyzed via the Winkler method (Strickland and Parsons, 1968, A Practical Handbook of Seawater Analysis, p 21-26) with a typical laboratory accuracy of 1 micromole/l. For each instrument with corresponding discrete samples, the instrument and discrete time series were differenced, and the difference trend was assumed to be from instrument drift. The instrument time series was detrended and calibrated against the discrete samples with a linear least-squares fit. Figure 7 shows the fit for salinity for which the correlation coefficient, r-squared, was 0.999 and the standard error was 0.019 psu. The blue-dashed line of slope 1 through the origin represents an exact fit, the green solid line represents the actual fit, and any outliers not included in the fit are designated by red squares. Figure 8 shows the least-squares fit for nitrate with an r-squared value of 0.88 and standard error of 1.03 micromole/l. For chlorophyll, different fits were applied over two time periods. Figure 9a shows the fit before 1 Jun 2010 for chlorophyll with r-squared = 0.64 and errors of 1.60 microgram/l. Figure 9b shows the fit after 1 Jun 2010 for chlorophyll with r-squared = 0.66 and errors of 0.49 microgram/l. Figure 10 shows the fit for oxygen with r-squared = 0.83 and error of 16.7 micromoles/l. The accuracy of the discrete laboratory analyses was greater than that of the field calibrations. Some calibrated values were negative although that is not physically possible, e.g. a negative concentration. They remain negative in the dataset to give another indication of the accuracy of calibrated variables.
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