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Area of Operations: Salt Pond inlet, Cape Cod National Seashore, Eastham, Massachusetts, United States, North America, North Atlantic
Dates: September 25, 2006 to September 28, 2006
Objectives: Measure submarine groundwater discharge in Salt Pond inlet using new eddy correlation approach. ADV and CT will be deployed together during night-time falling tides, while observations (temperature and salinity) of groundwater endmember will be made using a piezometer/peristaltic pump/CT sensor set-up.
Type of Activity: In situ groundwater discharge data collection
Information to be derived:
Summary: 3 3-hr deployments were conducted during falling tides (ending at low tide). We collected continuous current, temperature and salinity data at a location 6m from shore and ~5cm above the subsurface of the 50m-wide Salt Pond inlet channel, and made point measurements of the subsurface conditions during each deployment using a piezometer/peristaltic pump/CT sensor set-up.
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Contact: Laura Erban (lerban@usgs.gov)
InfoBank: uses the identifier L-40-06-CD. Visit this site for more information.
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