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Cr. Canal VIII
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Canarias I
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Forty-jour CTD stations were conducted out during the cruise Canarias 9205 qf the R. Ii Francisco de Paula Navarro. The present publication is based on the study of the geostrojic circulation and data on temperature, salinity and density obtained j?om these stations, from the sea surface to a depth of 500 m. Zn the western urea of the region, where the stations are closer togeths the geostrophic circulation shows a cyclonic eddy in the Tenertfe-Gomera channel and another antiqcl nic to the South of these islands. The temperature and salinity distributions also show both eddies. In the middle of the qclonic eddy, the upwelled water comes from a depth of about 75 m. On the another hand, the temperature and salinity distributions show, between Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura Glands, the end of ajilament ofupwelled water on the nearby Aftican coast, that had a thick of about 50 m ofj Punta Janda.
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Cr. Canarias 9309. Oceanografia de la Region Canaria - ref CEDO 9317
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Cr. Martun 9006 - ref CEDO 316 : Campaña de marcado de listado en las Islas Canarias en 1990; Col.Vol.Sci.Pap.ICCAT,35(1):0280-030
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Cr. Campana Experimental Canarias 9206 - ref CEDO 9111
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The objectives of this cruise are framed on the project "Radial Profunda de Canarias (RAPROCAN-II)". This Project is funded by the Instituto Español de Oceanografía and the main scientific objectives are: a)Characterize the different ways of variability of heat and mass transport at the eastern end of the subtropical gyre. b)Determine the structure of current that reaches the Canary Islands, their mass transport, heat and nutrients and their interannual variability. c)Determine the correlation between heat and mass transport with the atmospheric and oceanic NAO index. d)Characterize the annual cycle in the physical condition of the surface and mixed layers as far as the seasonal cycle is significant, relating to meteorological forcing. e)Characterize of changes in water masses, mainly in the North Atlantic Central Water (NACW), Intermediate Water (AAIW), Mediterranean Water (MW) and bottom water of the Canary basin, studying their characteristics of temperature, salinity, nutrients and oxygen.
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Estacion Anclade B-I
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Cr. Tunidos & Canarias MARCAL 9207 - ref CEDO 9201
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This equipment trials cruise has provided opportunities for test and verification of technology under development at the Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory (POL), the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) and the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton (NOC,S). This includes equipment developed during the first year of funding under OCEANS 2025 (theme 8). Testing technology in the ocean environment is invaluable in assessing fitness for purpose. Specifically, the cruise tested: A Spar wave buoy (NOC,S) biogeochemical sensors (NOC,S); an UAV system (NOC,S); a video grab system "HyBis" (NOC,S), A benthic Multicore (NOC,S), A benthic lander and associated torroidal Telemetry buoy (POL), and a shallow tow towfish (POL). Testing in Spanish waters (near Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura) has been invaluable. The time on passage has been minimised (the transition from deep to shallow water is less than a days steaming) and the calm conditions to the southwest of the islands in the consistent prevailing north easterly winds have enabled deployment and recovery techniques to be tried and optimised in safety.