DATE DOCUMENTS SENT
2/15/96 Check-off list
7/23/96 Pre-cruise letter w/forms
7/30/96 Chief Scientist letter
9/20/96 Post-cruise letter w/forms
2/27/96* Foreign clearance package
* Canadian Clearance received by Canadian Department
of Foreign Affairs & International Letter No. TPS-0381 dated May 28.
Date: Fri, 16 Aug 96 12:51:03 PDT
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To: shipsked@ucsd.edu
From: knox@sio.ucsd.edu (Bob Knox)
Subject: New Horizon Operations in September
Cc: fns@mpl.ucsd.edu, jah@mpl.ucsd.edu
OK by me. Ship Sched - pls. revise accordingly. Bob
>Date: Fri, 16 Aug 1996 12:40:36 -0700
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>To: knox@sio.ucsd.edu (Bob Knox)
>From: fns@mpl.ucsd.edu (F. N. Spiess)
>Subject: New Horizon Operations in September
>Cc: capt@mpl.ucsd.edu, jah@mpl.ucsd.edu (John Hildebrand), cdc@mpl.ucsd.edu,
> zumberge@spot.ucsd.edu (Mark Zumberge), rdufour@ucsd.edu,
> Richard Zimmerman , pat@mpl.ucsd.edu,
> fns@mpl.ucsd.edu (Fred Spiess)
>
>Bob:
>
>Due to John Hildebrand's having been off campus quite a bit lately, and
>because of the history of development of our geodesy program, I had told
>the ship scheduling office that I would be Chief Scientist for the Newport
>to Astorria portion of the expedition (Geo 3). Now that John is back, and
>my part of the work is primarily in the second part of the trip (after the
>Sept. 11 personnel transfer), while John is a co-PI with me on my grant as
>well as with Mark on one of his; John and I ask that he be named as the
>official Chief Scientist for the entire operation. I will only be on board
>for the second portion.
>
>I have passed the paperwork sent to me by Ship Scheduling along to John,
>but you may want to duplicate it to be sure there are no gaps.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Fred.
>
Date: Mon, 05 Aug 1996 08:10:52 -0700
From: SIO Ship Scheduling
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Cc: fns@mpl.ucsd.edu, mzumberge@ucsd.edu, jah@mpl.ucsd.edu, scwebb@ucsd.edu
Subject: New Horizon Change
X-Url: http://sio.ucsd.edu:80/supp_groups/shipsked/1996/allships96/newhorizon_sched96.html
Change Slips
POC: Rose Dufour/Elizabeth Rios
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
La Jolla, CA 92093-021078
TEL: (619) 534-2841 FAX: (619) 822-5811
Internet: shipsked@ucsd.edu
WWW: http://sio.ucsd.edu/supp_groups/shipsked/
TO:Drs. F. Spiess, S. Webb, cc: Dr. M. Zumberge
DATE: 5 August, 1996
SHIP: R/V New Horizon
CRUISE DATES:
29 Aug NP13/Juan deFuca Ridge/Spiess, F./SIO/ San Diego 14/NSF/F
20 Sep Seafloor geodesy OCE93-14611 at sea 09/NSF/F
(Intermediate stop in Astoria)
21 Sep NP13/Juan deFuca Ridge/Zumberge, M./SIO/ at sea
gravity measurements OCE94-16939 03/NSF/F
28 Sep deploy bottom anchors OCE93-01875 at sea 03/NSF/F
(Intermediate stop in Astoria) 02/UC/F
29 Sep NP9/Off Eureka/ Webb, S./SIO/ at sea 01/UC/F
29 Sep array recovery General Funds San Diego
CHANGE TO:
31 Aug NP13/Juan deFuca Ridge/Spiess, F./SIO/ San Diego 19/NSF/F
gravity measurements Zumberge, M./SIO/ 03/NSF/F
deploy bottom anchors OCE94-1693, OCE93-018 03/NSF/F
26 Sep Seafloor geodesy OCE93-14611 Astoria 02/UC/F
(Intermediate stops in Newport 9/4 & 9/11)
26 Sep NP9/Off Eureka/ Webb, S./SIO/ Astoria 01/UC/F
01 Oct array recovery General Funds San Diego 04/NSF/F
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Date: Sun, 2 Jun 1996 22:58:25 +0100
To: s.redman@IEEE.org (Steven P. Redman)
From: fns@mpl.ucsd.edu (Fred Spiess)
Subject: cable routes across Juan de Fuca Ridge.
Cc: rdufour@ucsd.edu, baker@pmel.noaa.gov, jdelaney@u.washington.edu
Dear Mr. Redman:
Since I will be Chief Scientist for the R/V New Horizon work in the NE
Pacific this September, Rose Dufour passed on to me the material that you
had sent to her. Our work area is near 44-40N, 130 W, thus considerably
south of your cable route. We are involved in a large scale program on the
Juan de Fuca Ridge, however, and workers in other parts of the program may
be closer to the cable trajectory near 48 N.
Dr. Ed Baker of NOAA PMEL maintains a compilation of all the effort on the
program for this coming year, and it would probably be useful if you were
to inform him directly on this topic, if that has not already been done. He
can then be sure that any workers operating near the place where the cable
crosses the ridge will be alert to potential problems.
His e-mail adress is: baker@pmel.noaa.gov
Thanks for passing the information along to us.
Fred Spiess.
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Date: Tue, 24 Oct 1995 16:00:45 +0100
To: cdc@mpl.ucsd.edu (Carl David Chadwell)
From: fns@mpl.ucsd.edu (Fred Spiess)
Subject: Re: UNAVCO
Cc: jah@mpl.ucsd.edu, cpm@mpl.ucsd.edu, richard@mpl.ucsd.edu, rdufour@ucsd.edu,
mzumberge@ucsd.edu
Dave:
As of today we are scheduled to sail in New Horizon Aug. 29, with return
not clear. One option is to go into Astoria on 20 Sept, with the ship
returning to San Diego by Sept. 29. There is still a pending Zumberge
request, according to Rose, that would also be for work on the Juan de
Fuca, and might prolong the time up there. Since that work would involve
the Control Vehicle and our group as well, we will, once the nature of
Zumberge's time is clear, work out an overall plan that may differ somewhat
from the one now on the books, but probably not much overall (except for
the usual caveat that this is all about a year away, and you can never tell
about the ship schedules, particularly this year when we have a major refit
for New Horizon occurring or not occurring).
Fred.
At 11:24 10/23/95 -0700, Carl David Chadwell wrote:
>Fred:
>
>Contact person at UNAVCO for SFG is:
>
> Jim Normandeau
> UNAVCO/UCAR
> P.O. Box 3000
> Boulder, CO 80307-3000
>
>
>UNAVCO is sending a copy of the UNAVCO investigators
>manual which may be of use in the future.
>
>When is the '96 SFG trip scheduled?
>
>Dave
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