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Chesapeake Bay Cruise April 2000 in this issue:  previous story | next story On March 18th and 19th, John Bratton (WHFC) joined two scientists from the Naval Research Laboratory (Tom Boyd and John Pohlman) for a cruise in Chesapeake Bay aboard the R/V Cape Henlopen. The cruise originated in Norfolk and ended at Annapolis. The work performed included gravity coring, box coring, water sampling, and CTD profiling. Although the primary purpose of the cruise was to collect additional porewater samples from a site cored last summer, it provided an opportunity to test a new lightweight sediment press constructed with the assistance of Joe Newell. The press performed admirably. John Pohlman spent the following week in Woods Hole working with USGS and WHOI scientists. in this issue:  previous story | next story

April 2000 Mailing List: Sign up to receive monthly email updates: in this issue: Monitoring Hawai'i Coral Reefs Cruise News Chesapeake Bay cover story: Environmental Careers Symposium Nat'l Ocean Sciences Bowl Blue Lobster Bowl Science Fairs & Career Day Events Oceans Day 2000 Letters to the Editor Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Symposium Sediment Transport Association of Women Geoscientists Coordination with EPA Two Talks at WHFC WHFC Personnel Training New Staff at St. Pete April Publications List

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