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Summary for Field Activity Number 98019

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Alternate Leg ID: W26B-98

Area of Operations: Massachusetts Bay, off Scituate, Massachusetts, United States, North America, North Atlantic

Dates: Mar 25, 1998 to Mar 25, 1998

Chief scientist: Mike Bothner

Objectives: Deploy two moorings (#518 and 519) and recover mooring #509 off Scituate, MA.

Type of Activity: Sampling
Mooring work

Information to be derived: Time series data
Samples and Chemical Analysis
Suspended Sediment Concentrations

Summary: Mooring recovered: 1 (#509 deployed FA 97044 CHRISTOPHER ANDREW Oct. 23, 1997). Moorings deployed: 2 (#518 and 519 recovered FA 98028 MARCUS HANNA Jun. 17-19, 1998).

USGS Project Number: 7241-67013

Contact: Mike Bothner (mbothner@usgs.gov)

InfoBank: uses the identifier A-26-98-MY. Visit this site for more information.

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Map for Area of Operations :

Map of field activity boundary.

Platform Info:

CHRISTOPHER ANDREW

Related Resources:	Station Descriptions	Seismic Line Descriptions	Track Plot	Related Web Site

The following materials for this field activity are available in the Information Archives:

Data and publications on CD-ROM/DVD-ROM:

Inventory #	# per set	Data Type	Contents	Author	Year	Report #	Format	Title	Remarks
1857	01/01	GEOL	MASS BAY BOTHNER NOTEBOOKS	BOTHNER MH, CASSO M	20031216			INTERNAL ARCHIVE MASS BAY CORE SAMPLE LOGS 1988-2003
2390	01/01	PO, GEOL	MASS BAY PO, PHOTO 1989-1992	BUTMAN, BOTHNER, ALEXANDER, LIGHTSOM, MARTINI,*	20040000	DDS-0074		INTERNAL ARCHIVE LONG-TERM OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS BAY OFFSHORE BOSTON DATA REPORT 1989-2002 VER 2.0	*GUTIERREZ, STRAHLE ; RESTON DUPE

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