GoMOOS Gulf of Maine Ocean Observing System (GoMOOS) moored buoy program for oceanographic and meteorlogical observations The Gulf of Maine Ocean Observing System (GoMOOS) moored buoy program, designed to provide real-time oceanographic and meteorological observations from the Gulf of Maine to a variety of regional stakeholders including, scientists, recreational and commercial mariners, fishermen, resource managers, educators, search and rescue, meteorologists and more. It currently consists of 10 buoys that are located throughout the Gulf of Maine. Non-profit Tom Skyka info@gomoos.org Email 207-773-8672 Office 311 Commercial Street Suite 308 Portland ME 04101 US GoMOOS_Buoys Gulf of Maine Ocean Observing System (GoMOOS) moored buoy program for oceanographic and meteorlogical observations The Gulf of Maine Ocean Observing System (GoMOOS) moored buoy program was designed to provide real-time oceanographic and meteorological observations from the Gulf of Maine to a variety of regional stakeholders including, scientists, recreational and commercial mariners, fishermen, resource managers, educators, search and rescue, meteorologists and more. The moored buoy program currently consists of 10 buoys that are located throughout the Gulf of Maine. Most buoys have been collecting data since mid 2001. Every buoy include a core set of sensors that measure wind speed and direction, air temperature, atmospheric pressure, visibility in air, significant wave height, dominant wave period, surface current speed and direction, and water temperature, salinity and density at multiple depths. Some buoys measure additional parameters including current speed and direction throughout the water column, dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll fluorescence, turbidity and other in water optical properties. GoMOOS buoy data is made available on an hourly basis at http://www.gomoos.org. There are a variety of data products and download formats for the data. An archive of the data is maintained and is also available online. GoMOOS received initial support from the Office of Naval research and is currently supported by NOAA. 2009-03-28 2009-12-31 In Work Continuous Chemical/physical SomethingMore Water Air (Weather) http://gomoos.org/data/recent.html GoMOOS Buoys MyBinary .doc 2009-04-02 Ian Ogilvie 2009-04-02 Ian Ogilvie A01 Massachusetts Bay Ocean Surface Mooring 2001-01-01 2009-04-01 42.5222511291504 -70.5682830810547 1 Sec GPS-Unspecified Hourly 65 m Mean Sea Level (MSL) generic_buoy.png .png http://gyre.umeoce.maine.edu /gomoos/images/generic_buoy.png Generic Buoy Photo 2009-04-02 Ian Ogilvie 2009-04-03 Ian Ogilvie A0121 Sample-Integrated Time Series Water/Air 2008-09-17 14:20:00 GMT 2009-03-17 12:20:00 GMT MSL 0 m -2 m 65 m GoMOOS_Buoys University of Maine Physical Oceanographic Group A01 Activity is a Buoy Deployment at Monitoring Locatoin A01. 42.5222511291504 -70.5682830810547 Corals 5 days Transect 2 150 ft 15 ft 2 Kick Net 100 m2 10 cm2 180 Deg 4.3 knots 90 Deg 0.4 nmi Brief Description Here Field Msr/Obs-Portable Data Logger 1 Osterizing TissueEquilization Other StructuralHomogenization Aluminum Dish Clear Alcohol Wet Ice (4 deg C) 1 A0121.aanderaa.realtime.nc .nc http://www.gomoos.org/data/dods.html?b=A0121&i=aanderaa&d=null&f=Show+datasets OPeNDAP Access to aanderaa instrument data for Deployment A0121 A0121.accelerometer.realtime.nc .nc http://www.gomoos.org/data/dods.html?b=A0121&i=accelerometer&d=null&f=Show+datasets OPeNDAP Access to accelerometer instrument data for Deployment A0121 A0121.doppler.realtime.nc .nc http://www.gomoos.org/data/dods.html?b=A0121&i=doppler&d=null&f=Show+datasets OPeNDAP Access to doppler instrument data for Deployment A0121 2009-04-02 Ian Ogilvie 2009-04-03 Ian Ogilvie Detected Not Quantified Salinity as P Total 5.0 PSS J Preliminary Mean Actual 0.0 0 Comment on Result here... -2 m urn:x-noaa:def:datum:noaa::MSL Tissue Apristurus 12 13 Skin 2 kg Tumors A0121.doppler.realtime.nc .nc 9222-D Data Reporter UV Spectroscopy Spectrographic Analysis Method Detection Level (MDL) 0.5 mg/l Salinity 11 2009-04-02T00:00:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,1,32.5356369018555 2009-04-02T00:00:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,20,32.5390892028809 2009-04-02T00:00:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,50,32.5274848937988 2009-04-02T00:30:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,1,32.5361022949219 2009-04-02T01:00:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,1,32.5354766845703 2009-04-02T01:00:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,20,32.5464897155762 2009-04-02T01:00:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,50,32.5185470581055 2009-04-02T01:30:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,1,32.5271263122559 2009-04-02T02:00:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,1,32.5305137634277 2009-04-02T02:00:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,20,32.5368690490723 2009-04-02T02:00:00Z,43.7148,-69.3578,50,32.5195617675781 A01 Deployment A0121 A0120 2009-04-02 Ian Ogilvie 2009-04-02 Ian Ogilvie