Direct Covariance Flux of Heat, Direct Covariance Flux of Momentum, and other data measured by a Direct Covariance Flux sensor on the Oregon Shelf Surface Mooring Surface Buoy as part of the Coastal Endurance Array of the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) project from 2015-04-02 to 2023-06-25 (NCEI Accession 0282149)

This dataset contains Direct Covariance Flux of Heat (FLUXHOT), Direct Covariance Flux of Momentum (FLUXMOM), Platform Direction and Tilt (3 axes) (MOTFLUX), Turbulent Air Temperature (TMPATUR), and Wind Velocity in 3 Dimensions (WINDTUR) data from a WHOI - DCFS Direct Covariance Flux sensor (FDCHP) on the Oregon Shelf Surface Mooring (CE02SHSM) Surface Buoy at -3m depth as part of the Coastal Endurance Array for 2015-04-02 to 2023-06-25. These data were last updated by OOI on 2023-06-26 and were received by NCEI on 2023-08-21.

The Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) is a network of interactive, globally distributed sensors that provides access to real-time ocean data, enhancing our capability to address critical issues such as climate change, ecosystem variability, ocean acidification, and carbon cycling. The Observatory consists of five arrays continuously collecting ocean data. Two coastal arrays expand existing observations off both U.S. coasts. A cabled array wires a region in the Northeast Pacific Ocean with high-speed optical and high-power grid that powers data gathering and observation. Global components address planetary-scale changes using moored open-ocean infrastructure linked to shore via satellite.