Cruise report from R/V Argos week 23, 1999

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The surface water temperatures were normal for the whole area. The nutrient concentrations were low in all sea areas with exception of HS5 at the Jutland coast (high nitrate) and W Landskrona in the Sound (high silicate). These low values are normal for the season due to the algal blooms. Oxygen Last updated:

Cruise report from R/V Argos week 3, 1999

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The weather was dominated by moderate winds from south to southwest. The sea surface temperatures as well as the surface nutrient concentrations were normal for the season. The spring-bloom had not yet started in any area. The bottom water at station BY4 in the Bornholm Basin was oxygenated Last updated:

Cruise report from R/V Argos week 45, 2000

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The temperatures varied between 9.3°C in the northern Batlic proper and 12.5°C in the Skagerrak. Nutrient concentrations were generally normal for the season with a few exceptions. The bottom water oxygen deficiency in the southeastern Katteagatt was restored to normal oxygen concentrations. In the Last updated:

Cruise report from R/V Argos week 24, 2004

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Nutrient concentrations were normal or near normal for the season in most areas. High values of phosphate and silicate were found in the west Gotland basin. The bottom waters in the Baltic Sea, from 70-80 metres had an oxygen concentration of less than 2 ml/l. Hydrogen sulphide was present in the Last updated:

Smart Sea – Gulf of Bothnia as Resource for Sustainable Growth

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project aims to find out how the natural resources at the seabed can be used in a sustainable manner, map the risks imposed on the marine nature by commercial activities and develop new fish farming methods. Sustainable growth by wise use of the sea area The key idea is that sustainable growth can only be Last updated:

The conditions of the seas around Sweden. Report from activities in 1992.

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Report date Lars Andersson , Lars Edler and Björn Sjöberg Title (and Subtitle) The Conditions of the Seas around Sweden . Report from activities in 1992 . Abstract RO 16 (1993) December 1993 This report describes same aspects of the hydrographical conditions in the open sea areas around Sweden , based on Last updated:

COCOA – Nutrient COcktails in the COAstal zone of the Baltic Sea

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An ensemble of biogeochemical models will be used in combination with field studies at different coastal study sites around the Baltic Sea to identify major pathways of nutrients and organic material in various coastal ecosystems, like for instance river-dominated estuaries, lagoons, archipelagos Last updated:

Cruise report from R/V Aranda week 11, 2019

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Örjan Bäck Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute Oceanographic Laboratory 2019-04-17 Dnr S/Gbg-2019-28 Address Sven Källfelts Gata 15 426 71 Västra Frölunda Telephone 011-495 80 00 E-mail orjan.back@smhi.se WWW http //www.smhi.se/ Report from the SMHI monitoring cruise with R/V Aranda Last updated:

The conditions of the seas around Sweden. Report from the activities in 1993.

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REPORTSOCEANOGRAPHY THE CONDITIONS OF THE SEAS AROUND SWEDEN Report of the activities in 1993 Lars Andersson, Bjom Sjoberg and Mikael Krysell SMHI, Oceanographical laboratory, Goteborg Byggnad 31 Nya Varvet S - 426 71 Vostra Frolunda Tel. 46 316965 00 Fax. 46 31690418 No 20, 1994 Påvelunds Tryckeri, Goteborg 1994 Last updated:

Cruise report from R/V Argos week 46, 2007

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in this report have been subject to preliminary quality control procedures only The Baltic Proper At visited stations in Baltic Proper, sea surface temperature was normal for the season. Lowest recorded value was 7.1°C (BY38) and highest value was 9.3°C (BY1 och BCSIII-10). Salinity measured in the Last updated: