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SCHOOL OF OCEANOGRAPHY
WAZP Observations
during MILDEX
October-November 1983
by
Melora M. Park
Michael D. Brown
Thomas M. Dillon
Priscilla A. Newberger
Douglas R. Caldwell
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
Office of Naval Research
N00014-79-C-0004
NR 083-103
College of Oceanography
Oregon State University
Reference 84-8
March 1984
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Profiles of shear, temperature and temperature derivative, and selected
profiles of temperature, salinity and sigma-T from WAZP in MILDEX 1983.
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WAZP observations during MILDEX
October-November 1983
Melora M. Park
Michael D. Brown
Thomas M. Dillon
Priscilla A. Newberger
Douglas R. Caldwell
College of Oceanography
Oregon State University
Corvallis OR 97331
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The authors wish to thank S. Wilcox, who aided
in some of the WAZP II electronics construction, and
J. Cantey, K. Fischer, and H. Dannelongue, who helped
acquire the data at sea. C. Paulson and R. Baumann
provided the Seabird salinities and temperatures as
well as some shipboard meteorological observations.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
I.
Cruise report 1
II . WAZP shear profiles
a. Tape 13
October
25 17
b. Tape 14
October
25 26
c. Tape 16
October
26 34
d. Tape 17
October
26 52
P . Tape 30
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29 61
f. Tape 31
October
29 73
g. Tape 32
October
29 87
h. Tape 33
October
30 103
i. Tape 34
October
30 120
j. Tape 35
October
30 129
k. Tape 50
November
3 132
1. Tape 51
November
4 143
m. Tape 64 November 10 152
n. Tape 65 November 11
168
o. Tape 67 November 12
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p. Tape 68 November 12
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q. Tape 69 November 13
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III. WAZP temperature,salinity,sigma T profiles
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THE MILDEX EXPERIMENT
MILDEX, a mixed layer dynamics experiment, began
October 21, 1983 and lasted until November 16, 1983.
R.P. Flip, R.V. Wecoma and R.V. Acania rendezvoused at
34° N, 127° W to participate in joint observations of
the mixed layer and upper ocean. This report contains
data from the WAve Zone Profiler, WAZP II, deployed
from the R.V. Wecoma.
The WAZP II is a vertically rising microstructure
profiler with sensors designed to obtain kinetic energy
dissipation rates and microstructure information near
the sea surface. WAZP II was deployed over block periods
during the cruise beginning October 25 and ending November
12, GMT. Work was done in daylight with the ship moving
at about 1/2 knot (just enough to maintain heading into
the swell). Time between casts was approximately nine
minutes, with each drop lasting roughly two minutes.
THE INSTRUMENT
The WAZP II microstructure probe is 1.7 m long and
5.7 cm in diameter. A nose cone contains 2 airfoil shear
sensors (Undersea Technology Inc., Monterey, California),
a fast thermistor (Thermometrics model FP07), a solidstate pressure sensor, and a conductivity sensor. Two
WAZP II probes were used in MILDEX. Probe #6.83 was
equipped with a Neil Brown conductivity sensor, and probe
#7.83 had a Michael Head micro-conductivity sensor. The
probe body is filled with mineral oil, and pressure is
transmitted to the probe interior through a bladder.
Inside the probe are batteries, pre-amplifiers, and
associated circuitry. Signals are transmitted to a shipboard acquisition system through a data link consisting
of 8 pairs of 32 gauge copper wire, a Kevlar core, and
a polyurethane sheath. The data link also serves as a
recovery line. Drag brushes are installed on the tail
of WAZP II to maintain a steady vertical speed.
The WAZP II is operated in the rising mode by using
toroidal foam buoyancy elements around the probe body.
A ballast weight is attached to the recovery line, and
the probe is allowed to descend to a chosen depth (usually
less than 100 m). The ballast is then released, and the
probe buoyantly ascends. The rise speed can be adjusted
by changing the buoyancy. During MILDEX, a 55 cm/s rise
2
speed was used. The terminal velocity is reached a few
meters above the release depth. Normally, the speed
(as measured from the pressure) varies by + 5 cm/s
Occasionally, the observed speed
over most of the drop.
was as large as 65 cm/s in MILDEX. Within 1-2 meters
of the surface, the speed usually fell to 40-50 cm/s,
perhaps due to the wind-wave field, or possibly due to
strong shears very near the surface.
On board ship, voltages were amplified, processed,
digitized, and recorded on magnetic tape. Digitization
was done with a 12-bit ADAC A/D converter controlled
by an LSI 11/23 minicomputer. Voltages were digitized
at 130 scans per second, each scan consisting of 16
words. In order to increase resolution near the surface,
where gradients are small, temperature and conductivity
were both independently amplified twice, using different
gains and offsets. High gain temperature, low gain
temperature, high gain conductivity, and low gain
conductivity were filtered at 40 Hz with a 6-pole analog
butterworth filter, and were recorded once each scan.
Signals from the pressure pre-amplifier were filtered
at 2 Hz, and were recorded once per scan. The two shear
signals were amplified, differentiated, and filtered
at 80 Hz with an eliptic filter. Each shear channel
was recorded twice each scan, yielding an effective
rate of 260 samples per second. Temperature and conductivity were also electronically differentiated before
filtering. The temperature derivative was filtered at
45 Hz with an eliptic filter, and the conductivity
derivative was filtered at 240 Hz with an eliptic filter.
Temperature derivatives were digitized twice per scan,
and the conductivity derivative was digitized 4 times
per scan, giving an effective sampling rate of 520
samples per second.
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THE DATA
This report contains two types of plots. The first
type shows low gain temperature, temperature derivative,
and shear, as a function of depth, illustrating near
surface activity and pinpointing periods of turbulent
activity. The data for these plots were averaged over
approximately 2 cm. The second type of plot is a profile
of temperature, salinity and aT , with corresponding units
of °C, parts per thousand, and a units (data averaged
over 20 cm). These plots are inOluded for roughly every
five drops per tape or at least one near the beginning and
one near the end of each working period. Times and dates
shown are GMT. Plots of meteorological data, ship position,
and various sea surface parameters obtained from bridge
observations are at the beginning of the report along with
a detailed list of WAZP II drop information.
Conductivity comparisons from both units to a flowthrough Seabird, and bottle salinity, indicated a marked
shift in sensor calibrations, probably due to contamination
of the conductivity sensors. Correction factors were
applied to WAZP II conductivity in order to achieve
agreement between WAZP II computed salinity and Seabird
salinity. The WAZP II temperature measurements agreed
well with Seabird temperatures, except the November 11
and 12 sampling periods, where an unknown discrepancy
of 0.2 °C is apparent. This discrepancy has not yet been
resolved, and it is not yet known which temperature is
in error.
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