1. Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources
  2. Geoscience Data System

Field Activity H297HW

Identifier H297HW
Alternate names H-2-97-HW
Purpose Document the history of coastal erosion within the Hawaiian Islands and understand the causal mechanisms
Description Chief Scientist: Chip Fletcher. Tripod Recovery data (currentmeter, transmissometer, pressuresensor, altimeter, temperature, underwatertelevision) of field activity H-2-97-HW in Kailua Bay sand channel, Oahu, Hawaii from 09/20/1996 to 02/22/1997
Location Hawaii
Summary Divers recovered tripod from N196HW
Info derived Wave and current measurements, temperature and water clarity variation. Samples collected for grain size analysis.
Comments Staff information imported from InfoBank Chip Fletcher (University Of Hawaii) - Chief Scientist
Projects
Platform
Hydrasport 26
Itinerary
Start Snug Harbor Univ. of HI 1996-09-20
End Snug Harbor Univ. of HI 1997-02-22
Bounds
West -163.75
East -151.25
North 26.75
South 15.25
Activity Tripod Recovery

Personnel

Affiliate principal Chip Fletcher (University Of Hawaii)

Data types and categories

Data category: Environmental Data, Imagery
Data type: Current, Turbidity, Depth, Temperature, Video

Equipment used

Equipment Usage description Data types Datasets
currentmeter Current (no data reported)
transmissometer Turbidity (no data reported)
pressuresensor Depth (no data reported)
altimeter Depth (no data reported)
temperature Temperature (no data reported)
underwatertelevision Video (no data reported)

Publications

Samples collected during this field activity