A series of automated water column time-series measurement systems has been
established in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. These systems measure near surface and …

Although seasonal hypoxia is a well-studied phenomenon in many coastal systems, most
previous studies have only focused on variability and controls on low-oxygen water masses …

Bottom water hypoxic events were observed in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island during the
summer of 2001 using a towed sensor, vertical casts at fixed stations, and continuous …

Two distinct hypoxic patterns were revealed from high-frequency dissolved oxygen (DO)
data collected from North Branch of Onancock Creek, a shallow coastal estuary of the …

Hypoxia is an issue of growing concern for coastal communities. In the California Current
System, a prototypical eastern boundary current, attention has been focused on explaining …

Narragansett Bay, RI, is considered to be a relatively well-mixed estuary not subject to
extensive seasonal stratification and hypoxia. However, results of surveys of dissolved …

In recent years, summer hypoxia and anoxic events have received increasing attention in
Narragansett Bay. Starting in 1999, bay-wide surveys and fixed site monitoring of dissolved …

This paper addresses temporal variability in bottom hypoxia in broad shallow areas of
Mobile Bay, Alabama. Time-series data collected in the summer of 2004 from one station …

Hypoxic-to-anoxic conditions (2–0 mg O2 l− 1) occur in the bottom waters of the northern
Gulf of Mexico on the Louisiana shelf west of the Mississippi river delta during late spring …

The west coast of Vancouver Island (WCVI) is an important marine ecosystem in which
concentrations of dissolved oxygen can reach hypoxic levels at certain times of the year …