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PI:  Meghan Cronin (NOAA/PMEL)  
Co-PI:  Michael McPhaden (NOAA/PMEL)


Figure 1.  EPIC science objectives

Figure 2.  Area of work

Figure 3.  June 2000 Cold Tongue/ITCZ complex  (from TAO/EPIC data)

Figure 4.  10N 95W time series

Figure 5.  EPIC2001
 

TAO/PACS-EPIC Ship Request Summary

  • 3-4 day piggyback on the TAO 95W/110W Ron Brown cruise
  • 3 days are required to recover and deploy the 3 EPIC moorings at  3.5N, 10N, 12N along 95W.  These days are critical for success of PACS/EPIC and EPIC2001.

  • Must be class 1 ship
  • The TAO/EPIC project has 5 years of funding from NOAA OAR/OGP  (May 1999 - May 2004).
  • EPIC is a US CLIVAR initiative.  Enhanced monitoring has been funded through the NOAA PACS program by NOAA OGP and OAR.   EPIC2001 fieldwork is funded jointly through NOAA and NSF.
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