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1 Accession No.: PROCESSING RECORD SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY ARCHIVES Tsuchiya, Mizuki Mizuki Tsuchiya Papers, Physical Description: 13 mss, ½ mss, 1 shoe box, 1 card box, oversize, slides Description: The accession consists of the papers of physical oceanographer Mizuki Tsuchiya documenting his work as a scientist. The accession includes student notes and lecture notes, correspondence, manuscripts of scientific papers, translations, documentation of expeditions, maps and data. The accession consists largely of material in English, with some student notes and correspondence in Japanese. The accession includes slides of expeditions and data. The accession includes material relevant to Indopac expeditions and CalCOFI and WOCE cruises. The accession includes index files of names, addresses and references.
2 /2 Mizuki Tsuchiya Papers, Accession Number Announcement for Physical Oceanographers, 1974 Various Forms for Oceanographic Observations, South Atlantic Subtropical Gyre Seminar Transparencies, Nov Subsurface Counter Currents Transparencies, Atlantic Transparencies, n.d. P.O. Seminar: W EPOCS Transparencies, April 1987 Base Maps, Miscellaneous Transparencies, n.d. Russian Literature, ITCZ References, 1972 Climate Change, 1978 Miscellaneous Information, 1966 Deep Water Circulation, Double Diffusive Processes, Pacific Tritium, Dentrification, Translation of French Literatures, Publications by M. Tsuchiya 1, Publications by M. Tsuchiya 2, Publications by M. Tsuchiya 3,
3 /3 2 Note Cards, 1973 Ocean Sciences Meeting Transparencies, January 1984 Correspondences, John D. Isaacs, Car Accident Report, 1990 SIO Structure Planning, Personal, Accident Summit, 5/31/96 In Memoriam, Move to 350 NH, 2001 IOD, 2004 Academic Appointment & Reviews, SIO Centennial, 2003 MRD, Suginohara, Taira, Kernken, Parking, Letters, 2004 Talley Japan Sea Cruise, 1999 IAPSO SUN Working Group, Teramoto, RBM, Masuzawa, 1969
4 /4 3 Fred Bingham s Dissertation, etc., Review of Manuscripts, Manuscript Reviews, Subsurface Countercurrents Figures, n.d. South Atlantic Figures Originals, n.d. Hasunuma, Papers, California Undercurrent, 1974 P17C Section Paper Figures, Originals, 1991 Atlantic Maps, n.d. Atlantic Maps, n.d. 4 Atlantic Maps, n.d. Atlantic Thermostats: Pot. Vorticity, n.d. CSK Maps: Winter, CSK Maps: Summer, 1965 Pacific Maps, n.d. Pacific Maps, n.d. REID: Various Geopotiential Maps, n.d. Kenyon: 35N Illustrations, n.d. INDOPAC 16 Vertical Sections, n.d. EPOCS Illustrations, Thermo Study Figures, 1967 EASTROPAC: Surface Geostrophic Flow, C Water Figures, n.d.
5 /5 4 INDOPAC, Leg 16, 1977 EASTROPAC: Surface Geopotiential Maps, El Niño Figures, Isanosteric Charts, n.d. 40 Isanosteric Charts, n.d. 50+OP Isanosteric Charts, n.d. 60 Isanosteric Charts, n.d. 70 Isanosteric Charts, n.d. South Atlantic Subtropical Gyre Figures, n.d. WEPOCS I Isopynal Maps, Photo copies, n.d. WEPOCS II Isopynal Maps, Photo copies, n.d. Atlantic Int. Circulation Figures, n.d. Atlantic Upper Waters Figures, n.d. 5 WOCE 88 Section Over View Paper, W Section (P19C) Figures with Legends, n.d. Tsuchiya- Talley, P19C: JGR Review, WEPOCS Cruise Report/ Data Report, 1986 MCTT Figures, n.d. WEPOCS Maps, Negatives, Antarctic Intermediate Water Figures, WEPOCS, 1986 Translations, 1967 P17C Silica Mayimum, 1994 South Atlantic Section, Original Figures, 1993 WEPOCS: Solomon Basin Deep Water, n.d.
6 /6 5 Hydro 3 Scatter Check, n.d. P17C Analysis, n.d. P17C, n.d. WEPOCS II Data Processing, n.d. Newspapers, Notes, n.d. Comparison of MCTT & HYDROS4 Equatorial Stations, 1991 Maps, n.d. Maps, n.d. Hakuho: Phoenix, Vertical Sections, Data, 1972 Papers, Schmitz, Bill, Papers, 1992 Computation Book, EASTROPAC Atlas, 1969 Computation Book, Southern California Blight Study, Tsuchiya, W Data Mailing, 3/29/89 McTT/TTO Comparison, n.d. P17C Leg. 1, 1992 Unesco, 1981 WHOI-74-89, December 1974 Drawing, 1979 Notes, 1997 Possible Sources of Basin Bottom Waters, n.d.
7 /7 6 Graphs, n.d. P19C Panama Bottom Water, n.d. Progress in Oceanography, 1989 Journal, Maps, n.d. SIO Space Policy, 2004 P. IGO, 140, n.d. Univ. Tokyo, Senei Bay, 1998 WOCE P19C Station Graphs, 1993 Equatorial Undercurrent Observations in Review, 1962 Cochrane: Atlantic Equatorial Countercurrent System, 1976 S.E. McDowell Analyses of North Atlantic Intermediate Waters Univ. Rhode Island, R.B. Montgomery Lecture Notes, 1964 Mizuki Tsuchiya, Oceanography Department, John Hopkins University, 1965 Booklet, n.d. Grammar Notes, n.d. Source Waters of the Equatorial Undercurrent, 1989 Water Property Distributions Along an Eastern Pacific Hydrographic Section at 135 W, 1996 On the Total Geostrophic Circulation of the South Atlantic Ocean: Flow Patterns, Tracers, and Transports, 1989 Tsuchiya and Talley, Trial Draft, 1997 Maps, 1980 P17C, Notes,
8 /8 8 Mizuki s Cookbook, INDOPAC, 1977 Atlantic Upper Waters, 1984 Hydros ¾ Bottle Data, 1991 CSK Maps, n.d. Sakai, Christine M, MS Thesis, 1972 Haber, Bruce A. PhD Dissertation, U. Rhode Island, 1979 Notes, n.d. Notebook: OMP, n.d. Papers, Computation Book, Notes, 1992 P19C Deepest Bottle Data, 1993 P19C Surface Properties, n.d. South Atlantic Mid-Depth Circulation (Unpublished), n.d. P19C Near Shore Stations, n.d. P19C SAMW Profiles, n.d. WOCE, Notes WEPOCS, n.d. WEPOCS Wind Data, January 1984 WEPOCS Vertical Sections, n.d. WEPOCS Various Illustrations, n.d. P17C Leg 1 Data, 1993 Hydro Data Report, 1992
9 /9 10 Notes, n.d. 11 McTT Hydros 4, 1988 Hydros 4, 1991 McTT Hydros 4, South Atlantic Section (Materials), 1991 WEPOCS Isopycnal Maps (Preliminary), n.d. WEPOCS ADCP Profiles, 1987 Western Equatorial Pacific Wind Stress, ALACE Float Results, WEPOCS Station Positions, WEPOCS Isopycnal Maps, 1985 WEPOCS Intermediate Waters, n.d. Notes, n.d. P17C (135W), n.d. P17C, n.d. P17C (Oxygen Minimum), n.d. P19C S Minima and AIW, n.d. P17C (Silica Max), n.d. 12 Notes, n.d. Graphs from Dr. Fanning at USF, 1994 Graphs, n.d. Graphs, n.d. Basin Vertical Distributions, 1995 Data and Graphs,
10 /10 12 P19C, February- April 1993 P17C Data, 1992 Hydro Data Report, Tunes Leg 1, 1991 P17C Leg 1 Final, Data Report, 1993 P17C Preliminary, Data Report, 1992 P19C Leg 3, Data Report, 1993 P19C Leg 3, Data Report, P17C Leg 1 Final, Data Report, January 1993 Atlantic Junks (Maps), n.d. Labels, n.d. Graphs, n.d. WEPOCS II, 1985 Maps, n.d. P19C Hydro Data Comments, n.d. WEPOCS III, WEPOCS I and II Comparison, East Caroline Basin, 1989 WEPOCS, East Caroline Basin, 1989 Station Graphs, 1966 P19C Eddy off Southern Chile, 1995 McTT, 1991 WOCE P17C Cruise, McTT Leg 1, Informal Cruise Report, Tunes Leg 2, Data Report, November 12, 1991 Correspondence, (Japanese), n.d.
11 /11 15 Miscellaneous Note cards, Business Cards, Membership Cards 16 Contact Information
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