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NOPP-NGIW - Cape Hatteras

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Roger Revelle

Roger Revelle

Scripps Institution of Oceanography · USA

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PortPlanned routeMooring / vehicle

Planned route: 9 segments · ~3 days steaming · 8 stations

Operating area: Cape Hatteras

Route: Morehead City (North Carolina) - United States → Woods Hole (Massachusetts) - United States


Jun 6 – Jun 11, 20245 days at seaactual: departed Jun 6, 2024, arrived Jun 11, 2024

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Project aboard

As part of the National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP) Global Internal Wave (NGIW) project and the SWOT Adopt a Crossover Campaign - Cape Hatteras (MAB-SWOT), 6 Current and Pressure Sensor Equipped Inverted Echo Sounders (CPIESs) were deployed in January 2023 east of Cape Hatteras where the Gulf Stream leaves the coast within a region covered by the new Surface Water Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite launched in December 2022. During its 90-day fast-repeat phase (March-June 2023), SWOT is conducting twice daily cross-overs in a handful of regions, including this region east of Cape Hatteras The CPIESs, together with other in situ assets, will be used to ground-truth the satellite measurements and to investigate internal tide and mesoscale variability.


People aboard

  • Magdalena Andres · Principal investigator

Party size: 10

Estimated vacant berths: 27

Equipment

Aboard the vessel

  • Stern A-Frame
  • Dynamic Positioning (DP)
  • Echosounder, 12kHz
  • ADCP/UHDAS – range 250-350m (e.g. 150kHz)
  • ADCP/UHDAS – range 1000m-1200m (e.g. 38kHz)
  • ADCP/UHDAS – range 500-750m (e.g. 75kHz)

Pooled / portable

  • CTD

Schedule data from UNOLS Marine Facilities Planning · operator cruise code RR2407 Andres · MFP reference 23/2906 · synced Sep 24, 2026