Cruise Plan
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Here is the cruise plan and chart, I will be taking cores/grab samples
at about 20 of the CTD stations.
Dennis Krynen
1 34 9.0N 119 13.8W START PORT HUENEME 139 18 0Z
2 34 12.5N 119 27.2W CTD,24HR 139 1918Z
3 34 16.0N 119 19.8W CTD 140 20 5Z
4 34 15.0N 119 22.0W CTD 140 2119Z
5 34 15.5N 119 20.9W CTD 140 2226Z
6 34 15.0N 119 21.9W CTD,24HR 140 2332Z
7 34 14.4N 119 23.2W CTD 141 2340Z
8 34 13.7N 119 24.7W CTD 142 050Z
9 34 12.4N 119 27.3W CTD 142 2 7Z
10 34 10.0N 119 32.4W CTD 142 339Z
11 34 5.0N 119 42.8W CTD 142 545Z
12 34 6.0N 119 58.2W CTD 142 811Z
13 33 58.0N 119 55.6W CTD 142 10 6Z
14 33 52.8N 120 3.7W CTD 142 12 3Z
15 33 50.0N 120 14.1W CTD 142 14 4Z
16 33 44.9N 120 24.4W CTD 142 1611Z
17 33 39.9N 120 34.8W CTD 142 1818Z
18 33 34.8N 120 45.1W CTD END1 142 2025Z
19 33 24.6N 120 17.4W CTD BGN2 143 014Z
20 33 29.6N 120 7.1W CTD 143 220Z
21 33 34.7N 119 56.7W CTD 143 427Z
22 33 39.7N 119 46.4W CTD 143 633Z
23 33 44.7N 119 36.0W CTD 143 840Z
24 33 49.7N 119 25.6W CTD 143 1047Z
25 33 54.7N 119 15.2W CTD 143 1254Z
26 33 59.7N 119 4.7W CTD 143 15 1Z
27 34 .7N 119 2.7W CTD 143 1614Z
28 34 1.8N 119 .3W CTD 143 1729Z
29 34 1.7N 119 .6W CTD,24HR,END2 143 1831Z
30 33 53.8N 118 27.7W CTD 144 2141Z
31 33 53.3N 118 28.8W CTD 144 2248Z
32 33 52.3N 118 30.9W CTD 145 0 1Z
33 33 51.3N 118 33.0W CTD 145 114Z
34 33 49.3N 118 37.1W CTD 145 240Z
35 33 44.4N 118 47.6W CTD 145 447Z
36 33 39.4N 118 58.0W CTD 145 654Z
37 33 34.4N 119 8.4W CTD 145 9 1Z
38 33 29.4N 119 18.7W CTD 145 11 7Z
39 33 24.4N 119 29.1W CTD 145 1314Z
40 33 19.4N 119 39.4W CTD 145 1520Z
41 33 14.4N 119 49.7W CTD 145 1726Z
42 33 9.3N 120 .0W CTD END3 145 1933Z
43 32 54.3N 119 44.4W CTD,24HR,BGN4 145 2246Z
44 32 59.4N 119 34.1W CTD 146 2353Z
45 33 4.4N 119 23.9W CTD 147 2 0Z
46 33 9.4N 119 13.6W CTD 147 4 7Z
47 33 14.4N 119 3.2W CTD 147 614Z
48 33 19.4N 118 52.9W CTD 147 821Z
49 33 24.4N 118 42.5W CTD 147 1028Z
50 33 30.6N 118 32.0W CTD,24HR 147 1240Z
51 33 34.3N 118 21.8W CTD 148 1342Z
52 33 39.2N 118 11.3W CTD 148 1549Z
53 33 40.2N 118 9.3W CTD 148 17 2Z
54 33 40.7N 118 8.2W CTD 148 18 9Z
55 33 41.2N 118 7.2W CTD END4 148 1915Z
56 33 29.0N 117 46.1W CTD BGN 5 148 2238Z
57 33 28.7N 117 46.7W CTD,24HR 148 2342Z
58 33 28.2N 117 47.7W CTD 149 2349Z
59 33 27.7N 117 48.8W CTD 150 056Z
60 33 26.8N 117 50.8W CTD 150 2 9Z
61 33 24.3N 117 56.0W CTD 150 342Z
62 33 19.4N 118 6.4W CTD 150 549Z
63 33 14.4N 118 16.8W CTD 150 756Z
64 33 9.4N 118 27.1W CTD 150 10 3Z
65 33 4.4N 118 37.5W CTD 150 1210Z
66 32 59.4N 118 47.8W CTD 150 1417Z
67 32 54.4N 118 58.0W CTD 150 1624Z
68 32 49.4N 119 8.3W CTD 150 1831Z
69 32 44.4N 119 18.6W CTD 150 2038Z
70 32 39.3N 119 28.8W CTD,END5 150 2245Z
71 32 59.8N 118 23.6W CTD 151 616Z
72 33 4.8N 118 13.3W CTD 151 823Z
73 33 9.8N 118 2.9W CTD, 151 1030Z
74 33 14.7N 117 52.6W CTD 151 1237Z
75 33 19.7N 117 42.2W CTD 151 1444Z
76 33 20.7N 117 40.1W CTD 151 1557Z
77 33 21.7N 117 38.0W CTD 151 1710Z
78 33 22.6N 117 36.0W CTD,END6 151 1823Z
79 33 15.0N 117 28.2W CTD 151 2030Z
80 33 14.0N 117 30.3W CTD,24HR 151 2143Z
81 33 12.6N 117 33.4W CTD 152 22 3Z
82 33 10.0N 117 38.7W CTD 152 2337Z
83 33 5.1N 117 49.1W CTD 153 144Z
84 33 .2N 117 59.4W CTD 153 351Z
85 32 55.2N 118 9.7W CTD 153 558Z
86 32 50.2N 118 20.1W CTD,24HR,END7 153 8 5Z
87 32 25.6N 118 47.2W CTD 154 1149Z
88 32 30.6N 118 37.0W CTD 154 1356Z
89 32 35.6N 118 26.7W CTD 154 16 3Z
90 32 40.6N 118 16.5W CTD 154 1810Z
91 32 45.6N 118 6.2W CTD 154 2017Z
92 32 50.6N 117 55.9W CTD 154 2224Z
93 32 55.5N 117 45.5W CTD 155 031Z
94 33 .5N 117 35.2W CTD 155 238Z
95 33 5.4N 117 24.8W CTD 155 445Z
96 33 6.4N 117 22.8W CTD 155 558Z
97 33 6.9N 117 21.7W CTD, END8 155 7 5Z
98 32 57.1N 117 18.1W CTD,24HR 155 913Z
99 32 56.6N 117 19.1W CTD 156 920Z
100 32 55.6N 117 21.2W CTD 156 1033Z
101 32 50.7N 117 31.6W CTD 156 1240Z
102 32 45.8N 117 41.9W CTD 156 1447Z
103 32 40.9N 117 52.3W CTD 156 1654Z
104 32 36.0N 118 2.6W CTD 156 19 1Z
105 32 31.0N 118 12.8W CTD 156 21 8Z
106 32 26.1N 118 23.1W CTD 156 2315Z
107 32 21.1N 118 33.4W CTD,24HR,END9 157 122Z
108 32 34.0N 117 17.9W CTD,24HR DONE 158 836Z
109 32 42.0N 117 12.0W END SAN DIEGO 159 939Z
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Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1998 15:26:32 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kristin Sanborn
Reply-To: Kristin Sanborn
Subject: Re: ODF Cruise Request - NAVO 9805 New Horizon
To: wilkesg@navont3.navo.navy.mil, dkrynen@navo.hpc.mil, scott@odf.UCSD.EDU
Cc: kris@odf.UCSD.EDU, restech@sdsioa.UCSD.EDU, shipsked@ucsd.edu,
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doug@odf.UCSD.EDU, dlong@odf.UCSD.EDU, carl@odf.UCSD.EDU,
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**************************** ODF CRUISE REQUEST ****************************
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PI/REQUESTOR: NavOceano EXPEDITION NAME: 9805NM.navo
DEPT: NAVO INDEX for ODF: STSNAVO
Gordon Wilkes wilkesg@navont3.navo.navy.mil (PI per Ship Schedule)
Dennis Krynen dkrynen@navo.hpc.mil (NAVO Cruise Chief Scientist) (601) 688-4427
Woody Sutherland wosutherland@ucsd.edu (Manager, STS) (619) 534-4425
restech@sdsioa.ucsd.edu (Resident Technician) (619) 534-1632
VESSEL: New Horizon ODF TIC: Scott Hiller (Data Tech and ET)
Leonard Lopez (Deck Tech)
DATES: 19 May 1998 to 09 June 1998
PORTS: Pt. Hueneme to San Diego
__________________________________________________________________________
PERSONNEL REQUIRED: No: 1 ** MT/SRA: ET/DATA: 1
__________________________________________________________________________
Cast Information: ~200 stations/casts (172 done in Feb-Mar, 1997) with
XBT's (83 done Feb-Mar, 1997) between each station.
ADCP RDI 150kHz Narrow Band running continuously. 24-hour shore stations.
Cruise Plan and tracks on SIO Ship Schedule Web Page.
Leg 1 Cruise track is similar to previous cruise, no CTDs below 1000m (unless
the bottom is a few meters further).
ODF technician to provide support to ensure consistency between
institution's data acquisition files for CTD, XBT and ADCP data.
Equipment Required from ODF:
12 place rosette with 2-liter bottles
1 each Guildline Autosal 8400A with computer
6 cases Salinity bottles (24 or 18 bottles per case)
30 vials Standard Seawater
8mm tapes for backup
Simrad Altimeter
SeaTech Transmissometer
Seabird Temperature and Conductivity Sensors for dual purpose
FORMS:
1 each Oceanography Cruise Data Summary Sheet for All Trips
2 sheets List of Scientific Personnel
15 sheets CTD Summary Sheet (16 lowerings per sheet)
250 each CTD Station Sheet
10 sheets Transmissometer Calibration/Log Sheet (30 entries per sheet)
25 sheets Sample Log Sheets
25 each Sample Box Tags
15 sheets Expendable Lowering Log (XBT) (20 per sheet)
2 sheets Salinometer Log Sheets
5 sheets Salinity Data Sheets
1 each 3-ring Binder
__________________________________________________________________________
Additional Information: Seabird CTD 911 Plus with GPIB interface
will be used with a 12 bottle rosette of STS manufacture.
The acquisition PC contains 2 gigabytes of disk space,
TCP/IP and an Exabyte and Colorado Trakker tape drive and a zip drive.
The XBT system is the MKXII. Ship specifics can also be found on the
Web page http://www.cms.udel.edu/ships/unols/horizon.html
Sensor calibration to be performed pre and post cruise.
CTD and Transmissometer data to be finalized by ODF.
XBT and ADCP to be finalized by GDC.
CTD Station/Cast numbering to begin with 001 and continue, coinciding
with the lowering number.
The same is true of the numbering for the XBT's start numbering with 001.
The following has been requested of all ships to accomplish NAVO data
requirements:
1) 2 experienced deck supervisors, each working a 12 hour shift
2) 2 persons experienced with operating the Seabird CTD software
One of the above should assist in salinity sample drawing and analysis
EQUIPMENT including but not limited to:
1) Sippican MK12 digital XBT system
2) RDI ADCP running TRANSECT software
3) Seabird 9/11 plus CTD with dual temp/cond sensors
4) CTD sensor calibrations pre- and post-cruise
5) Salinometer (Portasal or Autosal) with proper Kimax salt bottles
6) non-leaking water samplers
7) DGPS interfaced to ADCP and CTD deck units
8) Altimeter,
9) Transmissometer
10) Depth Recorder
11) Standard Seawater for salinity samples
Ship Loading Details (Approx.Dates,etc.): Equipment will be on board
from previous leg
__________________________________________________________________________
Taken by: W. Sutherland Request by: K. Sanborn, 980401
Copies to: Sutherland/Wilson/Digre(Administration), Boaz/Lopez(Marine Tech),
Delahoyde/Walker(Computer), RTW/Patrick(CTD Calibs), Masten(Chemistry),
Long(Logistics), Mattson/Hiller(Electronics), Swift(Science),
ODF participant, PI/Requestor, S. Smith, G. Wells,
Resident Technicians (restech@sdsioa.ucsd.edu),
Ship Scheduling (shipsked@ucsd.edu)
ODF participants: Scott Hiller
** Notify Kristin Sanborn, Woody Sutherland or Scott Hiller of
additions/changes.
internet: ksanborn@ucsd.edu Telephone: (619) 534-1903
wosutherland@ucsd.edu (619) 534-4425
scott@odf.ucsd.edu (619) 534-1907