NEFSC Notheast Fisheries Science Center NOAA Nationa Marine Fisheries Service US Government/Federal JAMES MANNING james.manning@noaa.gov Email 508-495-2211 Office NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center (NEFSC) Woods Hole MA 02543 US emolt Environmental Monitors on Lobster Traps This is a set of bottom-temperature time series from dozens of moorings in the Gulf of Maine and Southern New England Shelf. Most are hourly records from active lobster traps with multiple years of data. 1995-01-01 In Work Continuous Chemical/physical water TBD http://www.emolt.org/ Environmental Monitors on Lobster Traps (eMOLT) Project and eMOLT Drifter Project links emolt Environmental Monitors on Lobster Traps INVESTIGATOR JAMES MANNING james.manning@noaa.gov Email 508-495-2211 Work 166 Water St Oceanography Department Woods Hole MA 02543 US OCEANS AQUATIC SCIENCES FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION ANIMALS/INVERTEBRATES OCEANS OCEAN TEMPERATURE WATER TEMPERATURE OCEANS SALINITY/DENSITY SALINITY OCEANS OCEAN CIRCULATION OCEAN CURRENTS OCEANS lobster James Manning NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center Extract data online through a DODS server form. http://gisweb.wh.whoi.edu:8080/dods/whoi NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center Extract data online through a DODS server form. James Manning EMOLT Project Home Page http://www.emolt.org/ EMOLT Project Home Page James Manning EEnvironmental Monitors on Lobster Traps (eMOLT) Project and eMOLT Drifter Project links http://www.nefsc.noaa.gov/epd/ocean/MainPage/DrifterUpdates.html Environmental Monitors on Lobster Traps (eMOLT) Project and eMOLT Drifter Project links No Bibliographic citations available TEMPERATURE PROBES MOORINGS 35.0 -75.0 45.0 -65.0 This data set consist of multi-year bottom-temperature time series from dozens of "fixed" locations on the NE Continental Shelf. Since sensors are attached to active fishing gear that moves around a bit in slightly different depths, it is often difficult to distinguish oceanographic events from depth-dependent temperature changes. Users should contact me, james.manning@noaa.gov to discuss this quality issue and determine exact locations. public