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Üdsinäl Kv i i te sn, Bohuslän Hällristning Rock carving Fiskare frän Bronze age bronsåldern fishermen

MEDDELANDE från

HAVSFISKELABORATORIET • LYSEKIL

Hydrografiska avdelningen, Göteborg

Storage of Oceanographic Observations at light-vessels and Coastal Stations in the Baltic and the Transition Area.

by

Artur Svansson

January 1971

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Storage of Oceanographic Coastal Stations in the

Observations at Light-vessels and Baltic and the Transition-Area.

by

Artur Svansson

This is a short compilation of all the oceanographical observations

at light-vessels and coastal stations which were and are still being carried out in the Baltic and its transition to the sea. The Tables 1-10 present 1) The name of the light-vessel or coastal station. Only Finnish coastal stations and Bornö (Sweden) have been included. (Banish station e.g. from, which only surface observations are reported are therefore excluded).

2) Observing period. For Swedish and Finnish stations the periods are given in years only. For Danish stations further data are presented but still not the periods when the light-vessels were in habor due to ice.

3) The national punch cards or mag. tape and WDC-A mag. tape. While most results are published, they are usually punched or put on mag, tape only in part, WDC-A have some data in their files, information of which appears in the last column. A copy of the mag. tapes with data from our region has very kindly been sent to the Fishery Board of Sweden.

The maps presented as Fig:s 1 - 5 shows positions of nearly all the stations of the tables. (The maps include some information irrelevant to this paper, e.g. sections for water level computations, and water level stations,)

A few' references to publications presenting the mean values are given below. The Danish publication of 1933 contains data for the period between approximately 1903 and 1930, while the mean values for the period 1931 ~

I960 can be found in recent ordinary publications.

Acknowledgement «

The information in this paper was kindly checked by D. Kohnke,

Deutsches Ozeanographisches Datenzentrum, Hamburg and H. Thomsen,

Meteorological Institute, Copenhagen,

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References.

Anon.j 1953: Mean values of observations from Danish light-vessels.

Special print of the Nautical -• Meteorological Annual 1932.

Granquistj 1938; Zur Kenntnis tier Temperatur und des Salzgehaltes des Baltischen Meeres an den Küsten Finnlands.

Havsforskningsinatitutet« skrift mo 122.

Koczy, P.F.j 1955; Monthly average values of hydrographical observations on Swedish lightships 1923 - 1952»

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