Cruise Report Regional Monitoring Program Water Sampling Cruise #15 July 28-31, August 1, 4-6, 1997
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1 Cruise Report Regional Monitoring Program Water Sampling Cruise #15 July 28-31, August 1, 4-6, INTRODUCTION This report describes activities associated with the third 1997 water sampling cruise of the Regional Monitoring Program for Toxic Contaminants in the San Francisco Estuary. Water samples were collected and distributed to five laboratories for analysis. Samples for the analysis of arsenic, mercury, and selenium were sent to Brooks-Rand, Ltd. in Seattle, Washington at the mid-point and end of the cruise. Samples for the analysis of other trace elements (cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, nickel, silver, and zinc) and ancillary measurements (salinity, total suspended solids, dissolved organic carbon, chlorophyll a, ammonium, nitrate, nitrite, and orthophosphate) were retained by personnel of Dr. Russ Flegal s laboratory at University of California, Santa Cruz, at the conclusion of the cruise. Samples for analysis of total hardness were retained at the conclusion of the cruise by Applied Marine Sciences personnel for delivery to Union Sanitary District in Union City. Samples for analysis of trace organics were obtained by personnel of Dr. Wally Jarman at University of Utah. Measurement of surface water salinity, temperature, conductivity, ph, and dissolved oxygen were conductedby Flegal s group at each site, and the water column at each site (except Standish dam and Guadalupe slough) was profiled by AMS personnel for conductivity, temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, and optical back-scatterance. Additionaly, water samples for nickel speciation analysis were collected at eleven sites for Ryan Nelson of UC Berkeley, and water samples for Dr. K. Bruland of UC Santa Cruz were collected at Dumbarton Bridge. All sampling except for the two wetlands sites was conducted from the R/V David Johnston. 2.1 Objectives The objectives of this cruise were: 2.0 CRUISE REPORT 1) Collect water samples from 26 sites for analysis of total and dissolved trace elements. 2) Collect water samples from 18 sites for analysis of particulate and dissolved organic contaminants. 3) Collect water samples from 26 sites for analysis of salinity, total suspended solids, chlorophyll a, nutrients (ammonium, nitrate, nitrite, orthophosphate, silicate), and dissolved organic carbon.
2 2.2 Personnel 4) Collect water samples for analysis of total hardness at sites where salinity is <5ppt. 5) Collect profiles of water-column temperature, conductivity, salinity, dissolved oxygen, and optical back-scatterance at 24 sites (not done at wetlands sites). 6) Collect water samples from 10 sites for aquatic toxicity testing. 7) Collect water samples from 13 sites for analysis of nickel speciation. 8) Collect water samples from the Dumbarton Bridge site for Dr. Ken Bruland of UC Santa Cruz. The personnel and work assignments for this cruise were as follows: Name Affiliation Duties Jonathan Crick (7/28-31) UCSC Trace Metal Chemistry Ignacio Rivera Duarte (7/28-31) UCSC Trace Metal Chemistry Angie Florez (8/4) UCSC Trace Metal Chemistry Jordan Gold (7/28-29, 8/1,4-6) AMS Cruise Manager, Aquatic Toxicity, CTD Andrew Gunther (7/28-29) AMS Cruise Manager, Aquatic Toxicity, CTD Sharon Hibdon (8/4-6) UCSC Trace Metal Chemistry Lisa Jacobsen (8/1,4-6) UU Organic Chemistry Wally Jarmin (7/28) UU Organic Chemistry Niki Mesterheide (7/28-31) UCSC Trace Metal Chemistry Yoshitaka Nagahama (7/30-31) U Hokkaido Observer Ben Owen (7/28-31) UU Organic Chemistry Rachel Ramirez (7/28-31, 8/4-6) UCSC Trace Metal Chemistry Genine Scelfo (8/4-6) UCSC Trace Metal Chemistry Gordon Smith (7/28-31, 8/4-6) UCSC Vessel skipper Josselyn Vedder (8/1, 4-6) UU Organic Chemistry 2.3 Activities Date Time Activity July 28, Mobilized gear aboard R/V David Johnston, Emeryville Marina, conducted safety briefing, departed for Oyster Point site (BB30) Sampled at Oyster Point, departed for San Bruno Shoal site (BB15). Page 2
3 Sampled at San Bruno Shoal, departed for South Bay site (BA20) Sampled at South Bay, departed for Dumbarton Bridge site (BA30) Sampled at Dumbarton Bridge, departed for USGS dock at Redwood City Arrived at Redwood City, demobilized gear. July 29, Mobilized gear aboard RV David Johnston, USGS dock, Redwood City, departed for San Jose site (BA05) Sampled at San Jose, departed for Sunnyvale site (BA06) Sampled at Sunnyvale, departed for coyote Creek site (BA10) Sampled at Coyote Creek, departed for Redwood Creek site (BA40) Sampled at Redwood Creek site, departed for Emeryville Marina Arrived at Emeryville Marina, demobilized gear. July 30, Mobilized gear aboard R/V David Johnston, Emeryville Marina, conducted safety briefing, departed for Point Isabel site (BC41) Sampled at Point Isabel, departed for Red Rock site (BC60) Sampled at Red Rock, departed for Alameda site (BB70) Sampled at Alameda, departed for Yerba Buena Island site (BC10) Sampled at Yerba Buena Island, departed for Emeryville Marina Arrived at Emeryville Marina, demobilized gear, delivered toxicity samples to PERL personnel. Page 3
4 July 31, Mobilized gear aboard R/V David Johnston, Emeryville Marina, departed for Golden Gate site (BC20) Sampled at Golden Gate, departed for Richardson Bay site (BC30) Sampled at Richardson Bay, departed for Emeryville Marina Arrived Emeryville Marina, demobilized gear, delivered BRL samples to FedEx. August 1, Sampled at Standish Dam, departed for Guadalupe River site. August 1, Sampled at guadalupe River, departed for home Vessel transits to Martinez Marina. August 4, Mobilized gear aboard RV David Johnston, Martinez Marina, departed for Davis Point site (BD40) Sampled at Davis Point, departed for Pinole Point Site (BD30) Sampled at Pinole Point, departed for San Pablo Bay site (BD20) Sampled at San Pablo Bay, departed for Petaluma River site (BD15) Sampled at Petaluma River, departed for Vallejo Marina Arrived Vallejo Marina, demobilized gear, delivered toxicity samples to PERL personel. August 5, Mobilized gear aboard RV David Johnston, Vallejo Marina, departed for Napa River site (BD50) Sampled at Napa River, departed for Pacheco Creek site (BF10) Sampled at Pacheco Creek site, departed for Grizzly Bay site (BF20). Page 4
5 Sampled at Grizzly Bay, departed for Honker Bay site (BF40) Sampled at Honker Bay, departed for Martinez Marina Arrived Martinez Marina, demobilized gear, handed off samples to PERL personnel. August 6, Mobilized gear aboard RV David Johnston, Martinez Marina, departed for Sacramento River site (BG20) Sampled at Sacramento River, departed for San Joaquin River site (BG30) Sampled at San Joaquin river, departed for Martinez Marina Arrived at Martinez Marina, demobilized gear. Delivered toxicity samples to PERL personnel. 2.4 Discussion Site Locations and Sample Collections Sampling was conducted at the locations described in Table 1. Samples collected from each site are indicated in Table 2. General Comments All cruise objectives were accomplished within the scheduled number of days. Table 1. Coordinates of Water Samples Collected During Regional Monitoring Program water sampling cruise #15 July 28-31, August 1, 4-6, 1997 Site Name/Code Standish Dam Latitude (N) Longitude (W) Depth When Sample d (m) shore Guadalupe River shore Comments 100m upstream of Standish Dam on E bank South Bay Yacht Club Dock Page 5
6 San Jose/C Sunnyvale/C Just W of railroad bridge in Coyote Creek Approximately 2.23 nmi up Guadalupe Slough from channel marker 1 Coyote Creek/BA m S of channel marker 18 South Bay/BA m W of channel marker 16 Dumbarton Bridge/BA m E of channel marker 14 Redwood Creek/BA m W of channel marker 12 San Bruno Shoal/BB nmi NE of channel marker 8 Oyster Point/BB m W of channel marker 4 Alameda/BB m SSE of Buoy A Yerba Buena Island/BC nmi N of Bay Bridge between bridge supports K and L Golden Gate/BC Off China Beach Richardson Bay/BC m NW of channel marker Point Isabel/BC nmi from Brooks Island and 0.81 nmi from Fleming Point Red Rock/BC nmi SW of Red Rock Petaluma River/BD m W of channel marker 19 Site Name/Code Comments Latitude (N) Longitude (W) Depth When Sample d (m) San Pablo Bay/BD m S of channel marker Pinole Point/BD Davis Point/BD Napa River/BD nmi from marker off end of pier and 0.7 nmi from channel marker nmi SW from W end of barge pier 50 m off concrete seawall and E of NE corner of Mare Island Naval Shipyard building Pacheco Creek/BF nmi N of buoy 7 Grizzly Bay/BF m S of dolphin Honker Bay/BF nmi N of Simmons Point Sacramento River/BG nmi W of channel marker 8 San Joaquin River/BG nmi E of channel marker 8 Page 6
7 Table 2. Samples Collected During Regional Monitoring Program Water sampling cruise #13 July 28-31, August 1, 4-6, 1997 Site Name FILTERED AND UNFILTERED FILTERED UNFILTERED Other Trace Org. Cr Elements Nutr. DOC Sal. Comp. Chl TSS Tox. As, Hg, Se CTD Profile Guadalupe River 1 Standish Dam 1 San Jose 3 Sunnyvale 3 Coyote Creek 3 South Bay 3 Dumbarton 3,4 Bridge Redwood Creek 3 San Bruno Shoal 3 Oyster Point 3 Alameda 3 Yerba Buena Island Golden Gate 3 Richardson Bay 3 Point Isabel 3 Red Rock 3 Petaluma River FILTERED AND Site Name As, Hg, Se UNFILTERED FILTERED UNFILTERED Other Trace Org. Cr Elements Nutr. DOC Sal. Comp. Chl TSS Tox. San Pablo Bay Pinole Point Davis Point Napa River 2 Pacheco Creek Grizzly Bay Honker Bay 1 Sacramento River 1 2 San Joaquin River 1 CTD Profile 1 = Samples were also collected for analysis of total hardness. 2 = Aquatic toxicity blanks were also drawn through the sampling pump. Page 7
8 3 = Sample for Nickel speciation taken at this site. 4 = Sample taken for Dr. Ken Bruland. Page 8
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