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

Sensor Information for UMOOS Mooring: N0119

Mooring History:

Date	Buffer Name	Data Type	Depth	Comments
2015-11-04 01:55	ALL	ALL		Redeployed (turnaround) by R/V Connecticut
2015-11-04 02:00	sbe37	ALL	180	Data from 180m IM available via iridium but missing from Goes data stream (control box program needs to be modified).
2015-11-05 00:00	waves_3	mean_wave_direction_3	0	Wave direction data from mstrain digital wave sensor appears noisy (180 degree changes wih tidal cycles)
2016-01-25 10:00	sbe37	ALL	180	180m SBE37IM data becoming somewhat intermittent
2016-04-09 00:00	ALL	ALL	0	Buoy moved about 350m to NW during period of strong incoming currents.
2016-05-08 20:00	ALL	ALL	0	Last data received from buoy due to problems with control box.
2016-05-10 16:30	ALL	ALL	0	Control box program remotely recompiled and data flow has been restored (both iridium and Goes). No met, diagnostics or mstrain data available during the period with program issues (8/9 May).
2016-07-10 21:30	ALL	ALL	0	Surface buoy has broken free from its anchor and is presently adrift (bottom instrument at 180m is still reporting).
2016-07-25 00:50	ALL	ALL		Subsurface float/release and surface buoy/instruments/wire/tethers were recovered by R/V Connecticut. Shackle between bottom of tethers and float was missing; no signs of damage.

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).