Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering

The Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering Department (AOPE) is a unique collection of scientists, engineers, technical support personnel and students conducting research into ocean processes from the turbulent surf zone to the abyssal depths. This research encompasses air-sea interaction on local and global scales, mixing processes, sediment transport, estuarine and coastal hydrodynamics, ocean acoustics, underwater communication, internal waves, signal processing, mooring dynamics, and physical-biological processes.

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Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data Sep 2, 2026 Gallimore, Eric; Schneider, Toby Edwin; Benjamin, Michael; Singh, Hanumant; Vandor, Isaac; Giaya, Dennis, 2026, "Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data", https://doi.org/10.26027/DATAWPRMAE, MBLWHOI Library Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:7RU4IN/nw4xrOY+beENSAg== [fileUNF] This compiles participant taxonomy, themes, and selected narrative excerpts from 114 stakeholder interviews conducted during the discovery phase of an initiative to establish a centralized open-source marine robotics software organization (Open Ocean Software). To protect the privacy of the participants, respect corporate intellectual property, and...
openocean_anonymized_narrative_excerpts.md Sep 2, 2026 - Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data Markdown Text - 10.5 KB - MD5: 25aeecfa0171932198615b744e1db175
openocean_survey_data-participants.csv Sep 2, 2026 - Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data Tabular Data - 1.2 KB - 4 Variables, 7 Observations - UNF:6:Nji42BejWRvFJ9ATFmB3SA==
openocean_survey_data-themes.csv Sep 2, 2026 - Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data Tabular Data - 1.2 KB - 4 Variables, 6 Observations - UNF:6:MznOhhivu+jIKgvsRMTglw==
Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound Aug 11, 2025 Michel, Anna, 2025, "Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound", https://doi.org/10.26027/DATAZAL2SC, MBLWHOI Library Dataverse, V1 Release of methane, as gas bubbles or in the dissolved phase, from the seafloor has been observed in coastal waters (<200 m) and deep ocean basins (>1000 m). Methane dissolution within the water column affects the geochemistry of the surrounding water, leading to localized oxygen loss and ocean acidification. Traditional methods for detecting and q...
CH4_Timeseries.txt Aug 11, 2025 - Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound Plain Text - 1020.2 KB - MD5: dff6531675f5eea0b641c93c3997fae4 This file contains the Date, Time, and methane concentration measured in uatm.
ReadMe-Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound.pdf Aug 11, 2025 - Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound Adobe PDF - 63.4 KB - MD5: 016ad2a114237047a9711f8e0fa01cc5 ReadMe file describing the other files in this dataset.
TN410_CTD02_CTD_Data.txt Aug 11, 2025 - Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound Plain Text - 86.0 MB - MD5: 75fb26cdaca8d1495c56c91ef299567d Includes the data collected on the CTD rosette on R/V Thomas G. Thompson cruise TN410 used in the related publication.
TN410_CTD02_CTD_Header.cnv Aug 11, 2025 - Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound Unknown - 86.0 MB - MD5: c46904b29ae33687d85b94dbc60257a7 Header data for TN410_CTD02_CTD_Data.txt data file.
A Refractometer for Measuring Thermohaline Density Microstructure in the Ocean Jul 21, 2025 Jason Kapit; Farr, Norman; Schmitt, Raymond, 2025, "A Refractometer for Measuring Thermohaline Density Microstructure in the Ocean", https://doi.org/10.26027/DATAVI1X45, MBLWHOI Library Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:epQsmNnadTTL3W7CWhGEyA== [fileUNF] Here we report an optical sensor for measuring millimeter-scale thermohaline density variations in the ocean. The instrument is based on a fiber Fabry-Perot white light interferometer which can resolve the refractive index of water to better than 2 x 10-8 within a sample volume smaller than 1 mm3 at a sample rate of 500 Hz. This equates to detectab...

Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data

Sep 2, 2026

Gallimore, Eric; Schneider, Toby Edwin; Benjamin, Michael; Singh, Hanumant; Vandor, Isaac; Giaya, Dennis, 2026, "Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data", https://doi.org/10.26027/DATAWPRMAE, MBLWHOI Library Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:7RU4IN/nw4xrOY+beENSAg== [fileUNF]

This compiles participant taxonomy, themes, and selected narrative excerpts from 114 stakeholder interviews conducted during the discovery phase of an initiative to establish a centralized open-source marine robotics software organization (Open Ocean Software). To protect the privacy of the participants, respect corporate intellectual property, and...

openocean_anonymized_narrative_excerpts.md

Sep 2, 2026 - Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data

Markdown Text - 10.5 KB -

openocean_survey_data-participants.csv

Sep 2, 2026 - Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data

Tabular Data - 1.2 KB - 4 Variables, 7 Observations -

openocean_survey_data-themes.csv

Sep 2, 2026 - Open Ocean Software Ecosystem Discovery Data

Tabular Data - 1.2 KB - 4 Variables, 6 Observations -

Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound

Aug 11, 2025

Michel, Anna, 2025, "Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound", https://doi.org/10.26027/DATAZAL2SC, MBLWHOI Library Dataverse, V1

Release of methane, as gas bubbles or in the dissolved phase, from the seafloor has been observed in coastal waters (<200 m) and deep ocean basins (>1000 m). Methane dissolution within the water column affects the geochemistry of the surrounding water, leading to localized oxygen loss and ocean acidification. Traditional methods for detecting and q...

CH4_Timeseries.txt

Aug 11, 2025 - Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound

Plain Text - 1020.2 KB -

This file contains the Date, Time, and methane concentration measured in uatm.

ReadMe-Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound.pdf

Aug 11, 2025 - Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound

Adobe PDF - 63.4 KB -

ReadMe file describing the other files in this dataset.

TN410_CTD02_CTD_Data.txt

Aug 11, 2025 - Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound

Plain Text - 86.0 MB -

Includes the data collected on the CTD rosette on R/V Thomas G. Thompson cruise TN410 used in the related publication.

TN410_CTD02_CTD_Header.cnv

Aug 11, 2025 - Spatial mapping of dissolved methane using an in situ sensor in Puget Sound

Unknown - 86.0 MB -

Header data for TN410_CTD02_CTD_Data.txt data file.

A Refractometer for Measuring Thermohaline Density Microstructure in the Ocean

Jul 21, 2025

Jason Kapit; Farr, Norman; Schmitt, Raymond, 2025, "A Refractometer for Measuring Thermohaline Density Microstructure in the Ocean", https://doi.org/10.26027/DATAVI1X45, MBLWHOI Library Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:epQsmNnadTTL3W7CWhGEyA== [fileUNF]

Here we report an optical sensor for measuring millimeter-scale thermohaline density variations in the ocean. The instrument is based on a fiber Fabry-Perot white light interferometer which can resolve the refractive index of water to better than 2 x 10-8 within a sample volume smaller than 1 mm3 at a sample rate of 500 Hz. This equates to detectab...

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