Fall Bottom Trawl Survey

Description

The standardized NEFSC Fall Bottom Trawl Survey was initiated in 1963 and covered an area from Hudson Canyon, NY to Nova Scotia, Canada. Throughout the years, coverage has extended as far south as Florida and sampling depths have ranged from <27 to 366 m. Currently, the survey coverage is from Cape Hatteras, NC to Nova Scotia and the minimum depth range is > 18 m as the result of a change in the sampling platform. This has resulted in the exclusion of many inshore strata.

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Name Format Description Link
22560_NEFSCFallFisheriesIndependentBottomTrawlData.zip ZIP The compressed file contains the following comma delimited files: 22560_UNION_FSCS_SVBIO.csv 22560_UNION_FSCS_SVCAT.csv 22560_UNION_FSCS_SVLEN.csv 22560_UNION_FSCS_SVSTA.csv 22560_SVDBS_CRUISES.csv Open resource
SVDBS_SupportTables.zip ZIP The compressed file contains the following comma delimited files: SVDBS_CLOUD.csv SVDBS_MATURITY_CODES.csv SVDBS_SEX_CODES.csv SVDBS_SVGEAR.csv SVDBS_SVMSTRATA.csv SVDBS_SVVESSEL.csv SVDBS_WEATHER.csv SVDBS_XBT.csv Open resource
Global Change Master Directory (GCMD) Keywords Unknown The information provided on this page seeks to define how the GCMD Keywords are structured, used and accessed. It also provides information on how users can participate in the further development of the keywords. Open resource
Northeast Fisheries Science Center Website Unknown NEFSC Home Page Open resource
Full Metadata Record Unknown View the complete metadata record on InPort for more information about this dataset. Open resource
NOAA Data Management Plan (DMP) PDF NOAA Data Management Plan for this record on InPort. Open resource
Citation URL HTML Link to Survey Cruise Results. Cruise results describe the purpose, methods used, personnel who participated, and provides a summary of the total number of samples collected for various government and university investigators during the Ecosystem Surveys Branch's bottom trawl and shellfish surveys. Open resource
Citation URL HTML Link to the Resource Survey Reports. Each report consists of field notes, station and catch summaries, and a series of geographical plots of commercial and recreational important species caught during the Ecosystem Surveys Branch's bottom trawl and shellfish resource cruises. Open resource

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