Hawaii Ocean Time-series (HOT)
in the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa
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DSR II: v43, 2-3, 1996
DSR II: v48, 8-9, 2001
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Time-series Study
1.0 Oceanic Time-series Measurements
2.0 HOT Station ALOHA: Roots and Branches
3.0 HOT Program Design and Implementation
3.1 P.O. and BEACH objectives for HOT
3.2 Initial HOT program design considerations
3.3 Station ALOHA site selection
3.4 Field sampling strategy
3.5 Core measurements, experiments and protocols
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