Mooring data at 150 m collected aboard R/V Point Sur during the GoMix III cruise (PS18-28) in the northern Gulf of Mexico from 2018-06-22 to 2018-10-05

GoMix is a three year project with the goal of understanding the mechanisms, spatial inhomogeneity, and temporal intermittency of boundary mixing in the Northern Deepwater Gulf. There are several measurement platforms. This data set contains measurements obtained with two moorings of ~150 m height between 2018-06-22 and 2018-10-05. The moorings were deployed from the R/V Point Sur (PS18-28) at 28.825033°N, 88.4003°W in about 947 m of water; at 28.807967°N, 88.400633°W in about 993 m of water; and at 28.803°N, -88.49°W in about 993 m of water. These moorings were all equipped with downward-looking high frequency Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCPs), high precision temperature sensors, and Modular Acoustic Velocity Sensor (MAVS) temperature and velocity instruments.