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CTD profile and MMS data from P-MoVE cruise
Aimed at understanding the mesoscale eddy’s effect on the subduction and dissipation of the North Pacific Subtropical Mode Water, a field experiment namely the Pacific Mode Water Ventilation Experiment (P-MoVE) was carried out in the northwestern Pacific Ocean (Xie et al., 2013; Xu et al., 2016). During 27 March to 5 April 2014, we conducted 54 station surveys in an anticyclonic eddy (AE) and a nearby weak cyclonic eddy (CE) with a spacing of 0.25° (Figure 1). The conductivity-temperature-depth system (CTD 911plus, Sea-Bird Electronics) and microstructure probe (MSS-90, Sea & Sun Technology) were deployed to obtain temperature-salinity profiles and microscale velocity shear at these stations.
Disciplines
Physical oceanography
Keywords
Turbulence mixing rate, mesoscale eddy, MSS, CTD, Northwestern Pacific, P-MoVE
Location
32N, 27S, 151E, 146W
Devices
CTD 911plus, Sea-Bird Electronics
MSS-90, Sea & Sun Technology, 1024 frequency
Data
Alternative access to data
File | Size | Format | Processing | Access | |
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CTD and MMS derived turbulent mixing rate data from P-MoVE | 971 Ko | .mat | Processed data |