Description: The data presented here are time series of regional average bottom temperature anomalies from ship-based measurements made on the Northeast Continental Shelf.
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Contributor(s): Paula Fratantoni; Chris Melrose; Tamara Holzwarth-Davis
Affiliations: NEFSC
knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = F) library(ecodata)
The bottom temperature index incorporates near-bottom temperature measurements collected on Northeast Fisheries Science Center (NEFSC) surveys between 1977-present. Early measurements were made using surface bucket samples, mechanical bathythermographs and expendable bathythermograph probes, but by 1991 the CTD – an acronym for conductivity temperature and depth – became standard equipment on all NEFSC surveys. Near-bottom refers to the deepest observation at each station that falls within 10 m of the reported water depth. Observations encompass the entire continental shelf area extending from Cape Hatteras, NC to Nova Scotia, Canada, inclusive of the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank.
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# Plot indicator ggplotObject <- ecodata::plot_bottom_temp(report='MidAtlantic') ggplotObject
# Plot indicator ggplotObject <- ecodata::plot_bottom_temp(report='NewEngland') ggplotObject
Spatial scale: by EPU
Temporal scale: Annual
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# Either from Contributor or ecodata
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Point of contact: Paula.Fratantoni@noaa.gov{.email}
ecodata name: ecodata::bottom_temp
Variable definitions
Tbot_anom; Definition: Bottom temperature anomaly; Units: degree Celsius
# Pull all var names vars <- ecodata::bottom_temp |> dplyr::select(Var, Units) |> dplyr::distinct() DT::datatable(vars)
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Source data are publicly available.
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tech-doc link https://noaa-edab.github.io/tech-doc/bottom_temp.html
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