The Coastal Endurance Oregon Shelf Surface Piercing Profiler Mooring is located on the Continental Shelf, approximately 80 meters deep. The Continental Shelf-Slope area off the Oregon coast is a highly productive, dynamic upwelling environment.


Platform DOI and Citation Guidance

OOI assigns Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) at the platform or site level. The DOI for the Coastal Endurance Oregon Shelf Surface Piercing Profiler Mooring is 10.58046/OOI-CE02SHSP.

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NSF Ocean Observatories Initiative. (2015). Coastal Endurance Oregon Shelf Surface Piercing Profiler Mooring, DOI: 10.58046/OOI-CE02SHSP.

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Platform Description

The Endurance Oregon Shelf Surface Piercing Profiler Mooring is located on the Continental Shelf, approximately 80 meters deep. The Continental Shelf-Slope area off the Oregon coast is a highly productive, dynamic upwelling environment. Upwelling brings nutrients to the surface sparking primary production and fueling the food web. In recent years, upwelling has also brought onto the shelf hypoxic, low oxygen, waters that can be harmful to organisms in the area. By sampling in this area, the OOI seeks to gain better insight into upwelling dynamics of this system.

Like other Surface Piercing Profiler Moorings, this mooring contains a Surface Piercing Profiler that allows for the sampling of near surface phenomena as the Profiler travels through the water then breaches the surface. Fine resolution sampling of the water column, particularly at the very surface of the water, provides key insights into the exchange of gases, heat, etc. between the atmosphere and the ocean. While on the surface, the profiler transmits data to shore.

Instruments

This site/platform includes the following instruments. To learn more about an instrument type, select the instrument class-series. To access relevant data streams for an instrument, the instrument code will take you to the OOI Data Portal.

Instrument Code Depth Node Instrument
Class-Series
Make & Model
CE02SHSP-SP001-07-FLORTJ000 0 to 80 meters Surface Piercing Profiler 3-Wavelength Fluorometer (FLORTJ) WET Labs - ECO Triplet-w
CE02SHSP-SP001-08-CTDPFJ000 0 to 80 meters Surface Piercing Profiler CTD (CTDPFJ) Sea-Bird - FastCAT 49 CTD
CE02SHSP-SP001-01-DOSTAJ000 0 to 80 meters Surface Piercing Profiler Dissolved Oxygen (DOSTAJ) Aanderaa - Optode 4831
CE02SHSP-SP001-05-NUTNRJ000 0 to 80 meters Surface Piercing Profiler Nitrate (NUTNRJ) Sea-Bird - SUNA V2
CE02SHSP-SP001-09-PARADJ000 0 to 80 meters Surface Piercing Profiler Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PARADJ) WET Labs - ECO PAR
CE02SHSP-SP001-00-SPPENG000 0 to 80 meters Surface Piercing Profiler Profiler Controller (SPPENG) WET Labs - AMP
CE02SHSP-SP001-02-VELPTJ000 0 to 80 meters Surface Piercing Profiler Single Point Velocity Meter (VELPTJ) Nortek - Aquadopp HR
CE02SHSP-SP001-06-SPKIRJ000 0 to 80 meters Surface Piercing Profiler Spectral Irradiance (SPKIRJ) Satlantic - OCR507 ICSW
CE02SHSP-SP001-04-OPTAAJ000 0 to 80 meters Surface Piercing Profiler Spectrophotometer (OPTAAJ) WET Labs - AC-S