Letter to Students Greetings, We are looking for students to participate in a hydrographic cruise (~43 days duration) in February-March 2018 in the western Indian Ocean on the NOAA ship Ronald H. Brown, as part of US GO-SHIP. The US GO-SHIP program collects data for global CO2 and climate variability programs. The website is https://usgoship.ucsd.edu. Deadline for applications (see below …
Sail With Us to the Southern Ocean (S4P)!
Letter to Students Greetings, We are looking for students to participate in a hydrographic long-line cruise (67 days) in early 2018 in the South Pacific on the RVIB N.B. Palmer of the US Antarctic Program (USAP). The US GO-SHIP program collects data for global CO2 and climate variability programs. The website is https://usgoship.ucsd.edu. Deadline for applications (see below for details): …
P6 Weeks #5 And #6 Cruise Reports
Read the week #5 and week #6 cruise reports from P6, along with continuously updated blog posts. This is the final cruise report of leg 1 as the ship heads into Tahiti. Blog site Cruise Report Week #6 Cruise Report Week #5
P6 Week #4 Cruise Report
Check out the newest cruise report from P6, along with continuously updated blog posts. In this report the crew deployed the first SOCCOM float of leg 1, and you will be surprised at what it is measuring! Blog site Cruise Report Week #4
P6 Week #3 Cruise Report
Check out the newest cruise report from P6, including a run-in with some world class weather, and continuously updated blog posts. Blog site Cruise Report Week #3
P6 Cruise Completes First Two Weeks
Blog site Cruise Report Week #1 Cruise Report Week #2 P6 has completed its first two weeks, from Sydney to the South Fiji Basin. Read all about the successful work on the cruise in the weekly cruise reports and especially in the blog above.
P6 cruise underway across the South Pacific
Blog site US GO-SHIP cruise P6 on the NB Palmer is leaving Sydney, Australia on July 3, to cross the Pacific at about 32 deg S. This is the fourth 5-10 year repeat of this section (1993, 2003, 2009, and now). First port stop at the end of Leg 1 will be Papeete, Tahiti, expected on Aug. 17, with Chief …
US CLIVAR newsletter highlights Deep Ocean observations
Read our news article about the use of GO-SHIP hydrography for observing the deep ocean in the latest edition of US CLIVAR Variations. This edition of Variations highlights the existing state-of-the-artĀ methods to measure the deep ocean, some of the scientific insights that have already been gained from these observations, and new methodologies and technologies to expand the network of …
P18 Cruise report #10
Greetings from the Brown. We are steaming towards Punta Arenas, making reasonable time (7-8 knots) in 12-15 seas with steady 20-25 knot Northwest winds. This report comes one day early, as little bird tells me I’ll be very busy over the next few days. We arrive Punta Arenas during the afternoon of Feb. 3rd. Friday night in Punta Arenas.
Antarctic Bottom Waters Freshening at Unexpected Rate
Shift could disturb ocean circulation and hasten sea level rise, researchers say Read the complete article This article references US GO-SHIP cruise I08S 33RR20160208 doi: 10.7942/C2H59N