UMOOS Moored Buoy Sensor Information Physical Oceanography Group School of Marine Sciences University of Maine

Sensor Information for UMOOS Mooring: N0116

Mooring History:

Date	Buffer Name	Data Type	Depth	Comments
2013-06-21 19:32	ALL	ALL		Redeployed by R/V Connecticut
2013-07-10 00:00	ALL	ALL	0	Last data received from N0116's data logger (both iridium and goes)
2013-07-10 17:00	ALL	ALL	0	Communications re-established with buoy (both iridium and Goes).
2013-09-05 00:00	met	visibility	-3	Visibility sensor appears to be reading too low; flagged as invalid.
2013-11-15 09:24	sbe37	ALL	0	Data from 1m SM, directional wave sensor and Gill sonic anemometer missing from 11/15 09:24 through 11/16 06:04 due to problem with SIO4 in control box. Data appears valid once again from all sensors
2013-11-21 02:30	met	barometric_pressure	-3	Last data received from barometric pressure sensor.
2013-11-21 02:30	met	visibility	-4	Last data received from visibility sensor.
2013-11-21 02:30	met	wind_2_speed	-4	Last data received from sonic anemometer; backup wind sensor reporting okay.
2014-01-02 23:30	ALL	ALL	0	Buoy has broken free from its anchor and is adrift. Data from its sensors are still being processed while the buoy is drifting.
2014-01-22 23:30	met	wind_speed, wind_gust, wind_direction	-4	Last valid data received from RMYoung wind sensor.
2017-10-24 14:30	ALL	ALL		Buoy and instruments finally recovered by R/V Atlantic Explorer (Bermuda).

Notes: Sensors highlighted in red indicate problems with this sensor during deployment. Depth is measured relative to the ocean surface with positive depths indicating depths below the ocean surface. Negative depths are heights above the surface. In the case of doppler current measurements, the depth indicates depth of first measurement:delta-depth:depth of last measurement. For instance, 10:4:106 represents currents measured every 4 meters from 10 meters down to 106 meters (28 depths in all).