OSNAP scientists will deploy deep ocean moorings, such as shown here, across the subpolar North Atlantic during the summer of 2014, which will provide continuous measurements of surface-to-bottom water temperature, salinity, and velocities in areas of the subpolar ocean that historically have been under-sampled. (Photo by Chris Linder, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

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OSNAP scientists will deploy deep ocean moorings, such as shown here, across the subpolar North Atlantic during the summer of 2014, which will provide continuous measurements of surface-to-bottom water temperature, salinity, and velocities in areas of the subpolar ocean that historically have been under-sampled. (Photo by Chris Linder, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)