New Instrumentation in Support of Observations for the ONR Radiance in a Dynamic Ocean (RaDyO) Program
作者： T. Dickey , G. Chang
DOI: 10.21236/ADA517431
关键词: Temperature salinity diagrams 、 Mooring 、 Acoustic Doppler current profiler 、 Current meter 、 Mixed layer 、 Geology 、 Radiance 、 Backscatter 、 Remote sensing 、 Attenuation
摘要: Abstract : Our specific observational, analytical, and modeling objectives follow: 1. To obtain sustained (nearly continuous) high temporal resolution measurements of atmospheric forcing including: wind speed direction, incident solar radiation, temperature, relative humidity, barometric pressure, hyperspectral downwelling irradiance (Ed) using a surface buoy platform. 2. IOPs AOPs [hyperspectral absorption attenuation coefficients (ac-s), spectral optical backscattering for dissolved matter particle characteristics, upwelling radiance (Ed Lu)] in the upper portion water column mooring. 3. fluorescence concentrations chlorophyll-a, phycoerythrin, colored organic 4. vertical temperature salinity SBL to determine near stratification mixed layer depths sensors placed at multiple on 5. measure ocean currents turbulence moored acoustic current meter (ACM) full Doppler profiler (ADCP). 6. backscatter inferring depth dependence bubble distributions zooplankton deeper an ADCP. 7. absorption, scattering, attenuation; backscattering, chlorophyll fluorescence, near-forward angle scattering (LISST)] physical properties [(temperature, conductivity, (CTD)] profiling system.
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