Karrie Kolesar 
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<a href="http://www.whoi.edu/website/itp/overview"> Buoy 75 </a>
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Initial Data Investigation:
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Buoy Movement: <a href="hi.png"> Latitude and Longitude </a>
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Temperature and Salinity Profile for Day<a href="temsal.png"> 14  </a> 
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Calculated <a href="dist.png"> Distance </a> | Eyeballed Average speed: 3.0 km/day  
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Calculated Fresh Water Content for Day 14: 3.4  |
Calculated Fresh Water Content: <a href ="fres.png"> By day </a>
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Temperature and Salinity <a href="allprof.png"> Profiles  </a> using Full Data
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Calculated Density <a href="denst.png"> Profile </a> using Full Data
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Work in Progress(11/10):
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Ice Velocity by <a href="vel.png"> Day </a>| <a href="velxy.png"> X vs. Y </a> 
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First attempt at graphing stability frequency: <a href="n2.png"> Rough figure </a>
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Histogram of Ice Velocity <a href="xdirhist.png"> X-direction </a>| <a href="ydirhist.png"> Y-Direction </a>
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About 73% of values are between -1.5 to 0.5 cm/s from the mean velocity for x-direction
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Only about 14% of values deviate from the mean  1.5 or more cm/s (positive or negative) for x-direction
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About 57% of values deviate with a negative value for the x-direction
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About 72% of values deviate -1.5 to -0.5 cm/s from the mean for the y-direction
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80% of values deviate with a negative value. These values  have a range of 2 cm/s for the y-direction
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The 20% of values on the positive side have a range of 7 cm/s for the y-direction
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Discerning Patterns:
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Trial 1: Profile with northernmost points in blue and southernmost points in red 
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<a href="noso.png"> Temperature </a>| <a href="nosotemp.pdf"> Salinity </a>
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 Latitude does not appear to be the strongest factor in observed pattern
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Trial 2: Temperature at 750m depth
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Why investigate? <a href="blogallprof.png"> Divider </a>
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 <a href="751.png"> By latitude </a>| <a href="day.png"> By day </a> 
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The deepest waters appear to have temperatures of either 0.5 or 0.1 degrees
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Trial 3: Closer look at only temperatures greater than 1.1 degrees Celsius 
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<a href="warm.png"> Warmest Temperatures </a> 
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 The warmest waters have salinities ranging mostly between 34.7 and 35.0
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Investigating Speed of Sound (in meters per second) with varying ranges:
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Range of <a href="sound.png"> 32 </a>m/s
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Range of <a href="zoom.png"> 30  </a>m/s
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Range of <a href="range.png"> 15 </a>m/s
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