Subsurface Plumes in Mississippi Canyon 252

Jan 13, 2025

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Explore the detection of subsurface plumes in Gulf of Mexico's Mississippi Canyon 252 using a CDOM fluorometer. Detailed findings from R/V Ocean Veritas's sampling effort on July 22, 2010, by Christy Stephenson. Analyzing plume strength from very weak to strong.

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Subsurface Plumes in Mississippi Canyon 252

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Mississippi Canyon 252, Gulf of Mexico R/V Ocean Veritas Date Produced: July 22, 2010 Sampling Effort Created by: Christy Stephenson [CSS/NOAA] Subsurface Plume Detected Using CDOM Fluorometer No Plume Very Weak Weak Moderate Strong

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