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The Panulirus Hydrographic Stations: Years 54-59

The Panulirus Hydrographic Stations: Years 54-59
帕努鲁斯水道测量站:54-59 年
批准号:
0648016
负责人:
Nicholas Bates
金额:
$57.23万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-04-01 至 2012-03-31

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中文摘要
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OCE-0648016本项目将把百慕大附近的海洋水文站,即S站或帕努利卢斯站,现在长达52年的系列再延长5年。这些时间序列数据已被许多学科的调查人员广泛使用,以研究西大西洋从几周到几年的波动,并在过去10年里出版了100多份出版物。S水电站允许每两周进行一次生物地球化学测量,这些测量是更复杂的多学科伯穆德大西洋时间系列站计划的一部分,也有助于更好地了解与该地区中尺度涡动相关的短期变化。从这些数据中可以看出长期变化和年代际变化的模式。特别是,深海的长期变暖(特别是在模式水200-400米的深度)已被记录在案。然而,在整个52年期间,地表温度记录没有出现类似的长期上升,尽管温度和盐度在十年时间尺度上都有明显的趋势。因此,这些数据显示了在很长一段时间内对整个海洋深度进行采样的重要性,而不是仅仅使用海洋表面温度作为气候变化的指标。事实证明,这些数据是全球海洋监测中的一个重要环节,并使科学家能够与气候变化建立直接联系。这一时间序列的扩展将进一步推断这些与气候有关的信号的重要性,并进一步了解影响海洋可变性的过程。每两周一次的采样周期对于解决各种海洋过程至关重要,而百慕大附近这一地点的独特位置意味着每个全海洋深度站只需一个船日就能完成。除了核心测量之外,辅助用户还改进了该站点的测量,为海洋科学界提供了丰富的数据。调查人员建议积极继续这种合作。这个时间序列项目的唯一变化是对整个海洋深度(~3300米)进行采样,而不是目前的海底深度2600米。这一变化将需要额外的CTD铸模,并将为水样产生另外六个离散深度。新的BBSR船R/V大西洋探索者号的上市将使我们能够有效地实施这一变化,而不会对邮轮物流或资金金额产生任何影响。更广泛的影响在过去的5年里,许多学生项目将S水电站项目作为培训和开展学生实地考察的资源。这种兴趣持续增长,以至于现在有几所大学寻求利用BBSR船只R/V大西洋探险家和水电站S计划作为其课程工作的明确部分。该项目将继续并扩大这种促进作用,此外,还将在该项目中增加研究生部分。S水电站巡游也被证明是培训来自北京海洋学研究院(过去5年超过15名)和其他机构的海洋学技术人员的宝贵资源,这项活动也将继续下去。单日巡航的另一个好处是,它适合包括来自百慕大和国际地点的记者和媒体人员。
英文摘要
OCE-0648016This project will extend the now 52 year long series of the ocean hydrographic station near Bermuda, known as Station S or the Panulirus Station for another 5 years. These time-series data have already been extensively used by investigators in many disciplines to examine fluctuations at periods from weeks to years in the western Atlantic Ocean and producing over 100 publications over the past 10 years. Hydrostation S allows a bi-weekly context for the biogeochemical measurements that are part of the more complex multi-disciplinary Bermude AtlanticTime-series Station program and also helps provide a better understanding of the short term variability associated with mesoscale eddy dynamics in this region. Patterns of long term change and decadal variability have emerged from these data. In particular, long term warming of the deeper ocean (especially at the depth of mode water 200-400m) has been documented. However, a similar long term increase has not occurred in the surface temperature record over the whole 52 year period although there have been significant trends in both temperature and salinity over decadal time scales. Thus these data show the importance of sampling the full ocean depth over very long time periods rather than just using sea surface temperature for proxies of climate change. These data have proven to be an important link in global ocean monitoring and have allowed scientists to establish direct linkages with climate change. The extension of this time series will further deduce the significance of these climate related signals and to further understand processes effecting ocean variability. The bi-weekly sampling periodicity is essential to resolve various oceanographic processes and the unique position of this site off Bermuda means that each full ocean depth station can be accomplished with just one ship day. In addition to the core measurements, ancillary users have enhanced the measurements at this site to provide a rich array of data available to the ocean sciences community. The investigators propose to actively continue this collaboration. The only change to this time-series project is to sample the full ocean depth (~3300m) rather than the current bottom depth of 2600m. This change will require an additional CTD cast and will generate another six discrete depths for water samples. The availability of the new BBSR vessel R/V Atlantic Explorer will allow us to effectively implement this change without any impact on cruise logistics or funding amounts. Broader ImpactsDuring the past 5 years, numerous student programs have used the Hydrostation S project as resource for training and conducting student fieldwork. This interest continues to grow such that there are now have several Universities seeking to make use of the BBSR vessel R/V Atlantic Explorer and the Hydrostation S program as explicit part of their course work. This project will continue and extend this facilitation and further, a graduate student component will be added to this program. Hydrostation S cruises have also proved to be an invaluable resource for training oceanography technicians form BBSR (over 15 in past 5 years) and other institutions and this activity will also continue. Another advantage of the single day cruises is that it lends itself for the inclusion of journalists and media personnel from both Bermuda and international locations.
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