Distribution and diagenesis of organic compounds in JOIDES sediment from Gulf of Mexico and western Atlantic.
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Aizenshtat, Z.↗
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Central Atlantic Regional Ecological Test Site (CARETS): A prototype regional environmental information system
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Alexander, R. H.↗
Central Atlantic Regional Ecological Test Site (CARETS): A prototype regional environmental information system
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Alexander, R. H.↗
The petrochemistry of a unique cordierite-bearing lava from St. Helena Island, South Atlantic
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Ridley, W. I.↗
Omega windfinding system designed to meet accuracy requirements of GARP Atlantic Tropical Experiment
Illustrations of high sferics content Omega data are presented and techniques for recovering the true Omega phase data are discussed. A description is given of the design and the operation of the hardware preprocessor developed to extract the true Omega phase data from the received signals. The software developed to compute upper-air winds from high sferics content data is discussed together with the program conducted to establish the validity of the system.
Nybo, L. W.↗
Mapping northern Atlantic coastal marshlands, Maryland-Virginia, using ERTS imagery
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Carter, V.↗
Mapping southern Atlantic coastal marshlands, South Carolina-Georgia, using ERTS-1 imagery
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Anderson, R. R.↗
Data report of six free-drifting buoys tracked by the Eole satellite in the western North Atlantic Ocean in the autumn of 1972
The buoys were deployed on the Continental Shelf east of the Chesapeake Light and were tracked by the French EOLE satellite. Two buoys drifted for 11 days during the first mission and four buoys drifted for 14 days during the second mission. Trajectory and water temperature data are presented in tabular and graphical from with a discussion of the accuracy.
Usry, J. W.↗
Interdisciplinary study of atmospheric processes and constituents of the mid-Atlantic coastal region.
Past research projects for the year 1974-1975 are listed along with future research programs in the area of air pollution control, remote sensor analysis of smoke plumes, the biosphere component, and field experiments. A detailed budget analysis is presented. Attachments are included on the following topics: mapping forest vegetation with ERTS-1 MSS data and automatic data processing techniques, and use of LARS system for the quantitative determination of smoke plume lateral diffusion coefficients from ERTS images of Virginia.
Kindle, E. C.↗
Interdisciplinary study of atmospheric processes and constituents of the mid-Atlantic coastal region. Attachment 3: Data set for Craney Island oil refinery installation experiment
Data tables and maps are presented which include background information and experimental data on the Craney Island oil refinery installation experiment. The experiment was to investigate air pollution effects.
Kindle, E. C.↗
Interdisciplinary study of atmospheric processes and constituents of the mid-Atlantic coastal region. Attachment 4: Data set for background investigation of atmospheric constituents for Nansemond River site
Background data was provided for the assessment of the environmental impact of a proposed oil refinery location. Climatic background, particulate data, digitized portrayal of site molecular and meteorological data, graphical portrayal of molecular data, hourly meteorological data, and streamflow charts and radiosonde data are given
Kindle, E. C.↗
Interdisciplinary study of atmospheric processes and constituents of the mid-Atlantic coastal region. Attachment 5: Data set for background investigation of atmospheric constituents for Richmond, Virginia area
Background data is provided for the photochemical oxident problem in the Richmond area. Particulate data, digitized portrayal of site molecular and meteorological data, and graphical portrayal of molecular data, hourly meteorological data, and streamflow charts and radiosonde data are also given.
Kindle, E. C.↗
Coastal upwelling on the east of the tropical zone of the North Atlantic and its relation to the stability of the northeast tradewind
It is shown that the intensities of deep water upwelling phenomena are correlated with seasonal features of the atmospheric circulation. Increased uprising of cold deep water is accompanied by increased stability of the tradewinds; the vertical transfer of cold water grows stronger as the tradewinds become more stable.
Sorkina, A. I.↗
Man-Computer Interactive Data Access System (McIDAS). Continued development of McIDAS and operation in the GARP Atlantic tropical experiment
The complete output of the Synchronous Meteorological Satellite was recorded on one inch magnetic tape. A quality control subsystem tests cloud track vectors against four sets of criteria: (1) rejection if best match occurs on correlation boundary; (2) rejection if major correlation peak is not distinct and significantly greater than secondary peak; (3) rejection if correlation is not persistent; and (4) rejection if acceleration is too great. A cloud height program determines cloud optical thickness from visible data and computer infrared emissivity. From infrared data and temperature profile, cloud height is determined. A functional description and electronic schematics of equipment are given.
Suomi, V. E.↗
Data report of four free-drifting buoys tracked by the Eole satellite in the western North Atlantic Ocean in the winter of 1973
Data from four free-drifting buoys deployed near Chesapeake Light on February 20, 1973 is presented. Position and water temperature data are presented in tabular and graphic form.
Wallace, J. W.↗
The French Atlantic Littoral and the Massif Armoricain
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Verger, F.↗
The French Atlantic Littoral and the Massif Armoricain
The author has identified the following significant results. Diachronic use of LANDSAT data time series will in time allow study of statistically submerged frequencies in tidal areas. This is an essential element of coastal geomorphology and of coastal zone management, being particularly useful in siting shellfish farms. Maps at useable scales and simple user oriented legends should become an essential document for coastal planning agencies.
Verger, F.↗
The French Atlantic Littoral and the Massif Armoricain
The author has identified the following significant results. Diachronic use of LANDSAT data time series will in time allow statistical study of submersion frequencies in tidal areas. This is an essential element of coastal geomorphology and of coastal zone management being particularly useful in siting shellfish farms. Maps are being obtained at useable scales and simple, user oriented legends which can be used for coastal planning.
Verger, F.↗