Title | POSTER: Ecosystem thresholds in surface waters of the Salish Sea using continuous measurements from ferry sensors |
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POSTER: Ecosystem thresholds in surface waters of the Salish Sea using continuous measurements from ferry sensors (Number of pages: 1) (Publication Size: 1413KB)
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Author(s) | Bos, J., S. Albertson, C. Krembs, S. Pool, C. Maloy, and B. Sackmann | ||||
Description | Since May 2010, the Department of Ecology has collected continuous, high-frequency, water-surface measurements along a transect crossing the Salish Sea from 47.5° to 48.5 °N. Measurements are made using oceanographic sensors aboard the Victoria Clipper IV passenger ferry during twice daily runs between Seattle, WA. and Victoria, B.C., Canada. The sensors measure geo-referenced chlorophyll a, turbidity, colored dissolved organic matter, salinity, and temperature. The results are key surface indicators that delineate spatially and temporally varying features such as water masses, river plumes, and algal blooms. The poster was presented at the Coastal Estuarine and Research Federation (CERF) conference on Nov. 11, 2015, in Portland, Oregon. |
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Contact | Julia Bos at 360-407-6674 or jbos461@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
Keywords | marine water quality, ferry monitoring, marine monitoring, Salish Sea, Puget Sound | ||||
WEB PAGE | Marine Water Quality Monitoring | ||||
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Quality Assurance Monitoring Plan: Puget Sound Temperature, Salinity, In Situ Fluorescence, Turbidity, and Colored Dissolved Organic Matter Marine Water Monitoring using the Victoria Clipper IV Ferry Vessel |
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