Other Relevant Ship Operations to ORCAS

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Other Relevant Ship Operations to ORCAS -At each master station: Profiles of AC-9, Ecopuck to complement the Ship CTD (beam-c, oxygen, chlorophyll fluorescence. PAR) -Selected stations spectral downwelling irradiance and upwelling radiance

LTER Glider Operations

Two classes of glider (Slocum) operations Coastal gliders operations (200 meter class) (42 missions since 2006). Research focus on: -physical regulation of the nearshore phytoplankton blooms -photophysiology of phytoplankton -processes regulating penguin foraging Deep gliders operations (2000 meter class) (6missions since 2009). Research focus on: -shelf-wide transport of the circumpolar current across the WAP shelf -subsurface eddy dynamics

Glider Operations in the Palmer Deep Canyon Standard package include CTD, WetLabs Ecopuck. Anderra Optode

Coastal Research Applications

Fluorescence Induction and Relaxation Sensor Iluz & Dubinsky, 2013

Quantum Yield of Photosynthesis (Fv/Fm) Daytime decreases Photosynthetic Efficiency (non-Photochemical quenching) Night Daytime Night Night Daytime Night Biomass Proxy (Fm) Quantum Yield of Photosynthesis (Fv/Fm)

Glider Operations on the WAP C) Link Stations w/ no Ship A) Adaptive Sampling B) Mow the lawn Standard package include CTD, WetLabs Ecopuck. Anderra Optode, NORTEK ADCP