Hydrophone data can be obtained by time range, original position/time, and 1-day files via ftp. An autonomous hydrophone was deployed and collection of data files began October 1999

This data is a subset of the Fleet Numerical Oceanographic Center (FNOC) gridded wind data for the Bering Sea and the Gulf of Alaska near Kodiak Island These data span the years 1976 to 1982, and are stored on 54 disk files (48.9 MB) at the Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory in Seattle, Washington. NOAAServer Codes: [L 70 50 -130 -180] ; nodateline

Data Type: Oceans/Coasts; NOAA developed thematic maps including the Gulf of Alaska, west coast North America, the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort seas. These maps are grouped as to physical and biotic environments, living marine resources, and economic activities. Attribute layers are based on infor\mation synthesized from literature and other mapped information. The automated depiction of these maps is referred to as CMAS (Computer Mapping and Analysis System). This system is a Macintosh based interactive system that allows a wide range of users access and information contained in this map series. Queries can be made pertaining to any combination of species, species characteristics, life history, stage, time period or spatial unit to produce a map, table or report summary. This data reflects 1980's and earlier data depending on the particular theme.

Hydrophone data can be obtained by time range, original position/time, and 1-day files via ftp. An autonomous hydrophone was deployed and collection of data files began May 2000.

Hydrophone data can be obtained by time range, original position/time, and 1-day files via ftp. An autonomous hydrophone was deployed and collection of data files began October 1999

Hydrophone data can be obtained by time range, original position/time, and 1-day files via ftp. An autonomous hydrophone was deployed and collection of data files began October 1999

Hydrophone data can be obtained by time range, original position/time, and 1-day files via ftp. An autonomous hydrophone was deployed and collection of data files began October 1999

Groundfish catch data includes biological data such as length, weight, age, and species composition. The vessel was named R/V Miller Freeman (USA).

Approximately 2,108 km of 24-channel seismic-reflection profiles in the Eastern Gulf of Alaska are now available for purchase from the National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC). These profiles were collected during the summer of 1978 aboard the R/V S.P. Lee, Cruise L3-78-EG, by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Department of Interior.

Groundfish catch data from the Gulf of Alaska. Data includes biological data such as length, weight, age, and species composition. The vessel was named R/V Resolution (USA).