The Coastal Mixing and Optics ARI Program is an oceanography program to study
the mixing of ocean water on the continental shelf, and the effect of the mixing
on the transmission of light through the water. An experiment will be done in
1996-97 southeast of Montauk Point, Long Island.
There are two "Primer" programs closely related to the
CM&O program. These programs involve ocean acoustics on the shelf, and will
participate in the experiment. These acoustics programs are the Synthetic Aperture
Sonar Volume Coherence primer, and the Sound Propagation from the Continental
Slope to the Continental Shelf primer.
All of these programs are sponsored by the US Office of
Naval Research.
Profiling with EPSONDE on the R/V Oceanus in September 1996
EPSONDE Data and Information
USE POLICY This web site is maintained for the use of
participants in the Coastal Mixing and Optics (CMO) program sponsored
by the Office of Naval Research (ONR). The contents of this site
include raw data and preliminary analyses which, pending publication,
are considered proprietary by the program participants. The availability
of these data and analyses on this web site does not imply permission
for anyone outside the program to use these data. Permission must be
obtained from ONR and the individual investigator before these data
may be used for research purposes outside the scope of the CMO program.
