Field Activity A603HW

Identifier A603HW
Alternate names A-6-03-HW
Purpose Recover, refurbish and re-deploy instrument packages which collect in situ measurements of currents, waves and suspended sediment in coral reef environments off Northwest Maui, Hawaii. Recover previously deployed tripod mounted camera system, which collects underwater digital imagery of live coral and sediment suspension and accumulation at a specific time interval.
Description United States Geological Survey, Menlo Park, California. Chief Scientist: Mike Field. Redeployment data (tripod, ADP, opticalbackscattersensor, wavepressure, ADV, CTmeter) of field activity A-6-03-HW in Maui, Hawaii from 10/14/2003 to 10/21/2003
Location Hawaii
Summary Maui instrument tripods, mini-probes and wave gauges will be recovered from location using the vessel Alyce C. Data from the previous deployment will be downloaded and the instruments will be refurbished. Some of the instruments will be re-deployed at the same locations for further measurements.
Info derived Current speed and direction, suspended sediment concentration, salinity, wave height and period.
Comments Field activities A-4-03-HW and A-6-03-HW are related. Joshua Logan wrote on Jul 21, 2010: A403HW - Maui, June, 2003 (deployed sediment hydrodynamic tripods, bottom mounted ADCPs, and Dobie wave gauges, AND collected data with a mobile ADCP, CTD profiler and GPS drifters). A603HW - Maui, October, 2003 (retrieved above instruments, re-deployed wave gauges). Curt Storlazzi wrote on Jul 21, 2010: The instruments recovered in a-6-03-hw were deployed in a-4-03-hw. There were no moorings- all bottom-mounted instrument packages. The drifters were just deployed in a-4-03-hw. Staff information imported from InfoBank Curt Storlazzi (USGS CMG WR) - Oceanographer/Geologist Josh Logan (USGS CMG WR) - GIS Specialist/ Field Assistant Greg Piniak (USGS CMG WR) - Biologist/ Field Assistant Mimi D'iorio (USGS CMG WR) - Field Assistant Dave Gonzales (USGS CMG WR) - Electronics Technician Rebecca Stamski (University of California, Santa Cruz, Earth Science Dept.) - Graduate Student Kathy Presto (University of Washington, School of Oceanography) - Graduate Student Joe Reich - Boat Captain Mike Field (USGS CMG WR) - Chief Scientist
Projects
Platform
Alyce C
28-ft-long
Itinerary
Start Lahaina, Maui 2003-10-14
End Lahaina, Maui 2003-10-21
Bounds
West -156.698
East -156.63997
North 21.01523
South 20.85593
Activity Redeployment

Personnel

Organization
2885 Mission Street
Santa Cruz, CA95060
(831) 460-7401
Principal investigators Michael E Field
Crew members
Curt Storlazzi
Scientist, Staff
Joshua Logan
Scientist, Staff
D'Iorio, Mimi
Scientist, Staff
Gonzales, Dave
Scientist, Staff
Piniak, Greg
Scientist, Staff
Presto, Kathy
Scientist, Staff
Information specialist(s)
Curt Storlazzi
Specialist, Information
Joshua Logan
Specialist, Information
Affiliate staff Rebecca Stamski (University of California, Santa Cruz, Earth Science Dept.) - Graduate Student,Joe Reich - Boat Captain

Data types and categories

Data category: Environmental Data, Imagery, Location-Elevation, Time Series
Data type: Conductivity, Current, Temperature, Turbidity, Wave, Photo, Navigation, Mooring (physical oceanography)

Equipment used

Equipment Usage description Data types Datasets
opticalbackscattersensor Turbidity (no data reported)
wavepressure Wave (no data reported)
ADV Current (no data reported)
CTmeter Conductivity, Temperature (no data reported)
navigation Navigation 1
tripod Mooring (physical oceanography) 1
ADP Current (no data reported)
camera Photo (no data reported)

Datasets

Datasets produced in this activity

Dataset name Equipment Description Dataset contact
Global positioning system (GPS) data a-6-03-hw.060 navigation Provisional best file Michael E Field
survey information tripod tripod locations Michael E Field

Publications

Samples collected during this field activity