THE FUELING SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 10:19:25 -0700

To: shipsked@ucsd.edu

From: "Linda A. Sawyer" <lsawyer@mpl.ucsd.edu>

Subject: Fwd: Fueling Confirmation For R/V Roger Revelle

TO : UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO

ATTN : LINDA SAWYER

FROM : MARK TAMSITT

BUNKERFUELS CORPORATION N.J. CONFIRMS HAVING PLACED THE FOLLOWING ORDER IN

ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR INSTRUCTIONS :

SELLER : BUNKERFUELS CORPORATION

BUYER : R/V ROGER REVELLE AND/OR OWNERS AND/OR MASTER AND/OR

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO

VESSEL : ROGER REVELLE

PORT : PUNTA ARENAS, COSTA RICA

DATE : 25-26 SEP 2001

GRADE : MGO DMA

QUANTITY : 75,000 US GALLONS

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BIND VESSEL WITH A MARITIME LIEN. DISCLAIMER STAMPS PLACED BY VESSEL ON

BUNKER RECEIPT WILL HAVE NO EFFECT AND DO NOT WAIVE THE SELLER'S LIEN. THIS

SALE INCORPORATES SELLER'S STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS DATED SEPTEMBER 1,

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Linda A. Sawyer

Nimitz Marine Facility,

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

University of California, San Diego

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Dr. Chadwell:

M/C 0205

As requested, you are designated chief scientist on R/V Roger Revelle and assigned ship time, funded by the National Science Foundation as follows:

Starting port: Peurto Caldera

Loading Dates: 26 September 2001

Dates at sea: 27 September - 31 October 2001

Off-loading dates: 01 - 02 November 2001

Intermediate port stop: 03 - 04 October 2001, Callao

End port: Callao

Loading Days charged: 1

Sea Days charged: 34

Off-loading Days charged: 2

Total Funded Days: 37

Please note that the R/V Roger Revelle will depart at 1600 on 27 September 2001 and return to port no later than 0800 on 31 October 2001.

Please check the link for your cruise at http://www.sio.ucsd.edu/supp_groups/shipsked/2001/allships2001/2001RR/Chadwell/Chadwell.html There you will find your Ship Time Request and other information pertaining to your cruise. If you wish to correct or add more information, please contact the Ship Scheduling Office by e-mail at shipsked@ucsd.edu or by phone at (858) 534-2840.

Although most chief scientists already know the following, and full details are provided in the Chief Scientist's Manual, I have been asked to reiterate in each scheduling letter the following important rules;

1) The designation as chief scientist cannot be re-delegated without approval from this office.

2) The chief scientist is responsible for the accomplishment of the scientific work of the cruise, and is responsible for the behavior of all members of the scientific party whether they normally work for him/her or not.

3) Hard liquor and drugs are strictly prohibited aboard ship. No alcoholic beverages may be brought aboard without specific permission from the captain. The chief scientist is expected to inform the scientific party of this and to enforce the rules with respect to scientific party members.

4) No radioactive material or unnatural concentrations of stable isotopes may be brought aboard by anyone without advance permission from the SIO Isotope Committee. All spills of material of this nature must be reported promptly.

5) The chief scientist is expected to cooperate with the master in enforcement of safety regulations aboard. At the end of the cruise, reports for various government agencies are due; a packet containing forms will be distributed by the Ship Scheduling Office at a later date.

Further information can be found in the Chief Scientist's Manual and the R/V Roger Revelle Handbook on our web site at

http://www.sio.ucsd.edu/supp_groups/shipsked/index.html. We wish you a pleasant and successful cruise.

Robert A. Knox

Associate Director

cc: Captain, R/V Roger Revelle

Marine Superintendent

Manager, Shipboard Technical Support

Manager, Marine Personnel

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Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 11:43:40 -0700
To: Peter Lonsdale <lonsdale@kims.ucsd.edu>, cdc@mpl.ucsd.edu
From: "C. David Chadwell" <cchadwell@ucsd.edu>
Subject: Re: PA - Callao transit
Cc: shipsked@sio.ucsd.edu, woodys@odf.ucsd.edu, cpm@mpl.ucsd.edu,
        capt@mpl.ucsd.edu
 
Peter:
 
After reviewing the map you've provided, I would think we should be able to collect data along the track you have defined, especially given it relevance to a MARGINS proposal.
 
I'll see what we can do to coordinate this with Chris and Woody's SIMRAD testing.
 
Dave
 
 
At 01:33 PM 8/21/01 -0700, Peter Lonsdale wrote:
Dave,
 
I would much appreciate it if you could collect some data for me off
northern Peru during your getting-set-up Puntarenas to Callao transit
on REVELLE at the end of next month. Data requested is multibeam
bathymetry (and hopefully reflectivity) plus if possible magnetics
along a ~160 n.m. track within the Peruvian EEZ between 3d.30m.S and
6d.00m.S. I am (re)submitting (before their 1 Nov. deadline) a MARGINS
proposal to survey this area in 2003, and I believe that a good multibeam
swath would provide data I could use to strengthen the proposal (and to
help plan the survey once the proposal is funded). The features I need
data from are Grijalva, Alvarado & Sarmient Ridges, which I have postulated
are built along eruptive fissures opened just before the Farallon plate
split into Cocos and Nazca plates at 23.5Ma, and the intervening crust,
which should be broken by noneruptive parallel (SW - NE) fractures. Before
you leave, I'll give you a preprint which clarifies the importance of this
region for understanding the plate tectonic history of the eastern Pacific.
 
Specifically, I'd like to ask that you run a track between:
         (i) 3deg. 30min.S, 83deg.30min.W
     and (ii)6d.00m.S, 82.30m.
with data collection starting as soon as you leave the Ecuadorian EEZ,
just before (i), at 3d.24m.S.
THIS REQUEST WOULD ADD 32n.m. (2hrs.34min.) TO YOUR SHORTEST POSSIBLE ROUTE.
 
If this time requirement is more than you have available, a shorter but still
useful alternative would be to go via:
         (i) 3d.30m.S, 83d.00m.W
     and (ii) 6d.00m.S, 82d.00m.W.  This would add just 20 n.m. (1hr.35m.) to
your transit.
 
[my time estimates are based on approx locations of 10N,84.75W and 12S,77.2W
for Puntarenas and Callao, with a land-avoiding (barely !) turning point at
6S, 81.5W for the " shortest possible route".]
 
I realise that Chris + Woody have also asked for time for Simrad testing,
but I'm not sure where (before leaving, Chris just told me "mainly in deep
water early on in the leg" -- maybe the 3550m. floor of the Middle America
Trench due S of Puntarenas(?) ). I ask that if you are able to follow one
of my tracks, the Simrad EM-120 be left operational for the ~13.5 hours it
will take to travel between the Ecuadorian EEZ and 6deg.S. If you are able
to collect the requested Simrad data, I'd be grateful if someone (Chris ?)
could carry it back to Scripps at the end of the transit [ ideally as paper
maps at 8"/degree, 50-100-500-100m contours, as well as in digital form ]
so I can absorb and present it before Nov. 1
 
I'll hand you a bathymetric map with these points and tracks plotted, plus
the U.S.State Dept definition of the boundaries of Ecuador and Peru EEZs.
 
Thanks in advance for whatever you can do.....
 
Yours, Peter
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 14:18:27 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kristin Sanborn <kris@odf.ucsd.edu>
Reply-To: Kristin Sanborn <kris@odf.ucsd.edu>
Subject: REVELLE 28 September-31 October 2001 - Chadwell
To: cdc@mpl.ucsd.edu
Cc: kris@odf.ucsd.edu, woodys@odf.ucsd.edu, joanne@odf.ucsd.edu,
        ayers@odf.ucsd.edu, romy@odf.ucsd.edu, jswift@odf.ucsd.edu,
        bob@odf.ucsd.edu, doug@odf.ucsd.edu, frank@odf.ucsd.edu,
        carl@odf.ucsd.edu, carny@odf.ucsd.edu, ron@odf.ucsd.edu,
        steve@odf.ucsd.edu, all-at-seg@odf.ucsd.edu, restech@sdsioa.ucsd.edu,
        shipsked@ucsd.edu
 
**************************     STS/ODF       *****************************
************************* EQUIPMENT REQUEST   ****************************
                            --------------
PI/REQUESTOR: Chadwell, Dave C.      ODF REFERENCE NAME: 09RR.Chadwell
Address:     Marine Physical Laboratory        
             8602 La Jolla Shores Drive       
Phone: 858-534-2663    Fax: 858-534-6849    E-mail: cdc@mpl.ucsd.edu  
                                      ODF use INDEX: STS1165(Chadwell) 
                                           NSF Funds 37 days
SHIP: REVELLE                        STS/ODF/SEG: Carl Mattson (Staging Only)
DATES: 28 September - 31 October 2001
PORTS: Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica - Callao, Peru
__________________________________________________________________________
STS/ODF-/SEG PERSONNEL REQUIRED: No: 0 
__________________________________________________________________________
Casts: Unknown
EQUIPMENT ALREADY ONBOARD THE REVELLE:
Equipment Required:
CTD SBE system with acquisition computer, SeaBird programs:
SeaBird SEASAVE for Windows
SeaBird Data Processing programs DOS based.
SeaBird Data Processing Manual
SeaBird Data Acquisition Manual
CTD, Sea-Bird, 6800m                  	9Plus      	09P9852-381  
sensors included:                             
Pressure                              	Digiquartz 	58952     
Temperature                           	SBE 3plus  	2505     
Temperature                           	SBE 3plus  	2059     
Conductivity                          	SBE 04C    	042023    
Conductivity                          	SBE 04C    	042112    
Pump                                  	SBE 5T     	51409     
Pump                                  	SBE 5T     	52788     
Temperature                           	SBE 3plus  	2504    
Conductivity                          	SBE 04C    	041908   
Pump                                  	SBE 5T     	52567    
CTD Deck Unit                         	SBE 11Plus 	11P12613-0452 
Sea-Bird 24-place Carousel            	SBE 32     	3212613-0164  
Transmissometer, SeaTech, 20cm, 6000m 	           	T1004D
Altimeter, Simrad, 2-500 meters       	807        	9704077    
 DOES NOT NEED FLUOROMETER
 
12-place Rosette
10 liter bottles (REQUESTED 3 liter bottles, 10 liter are on the rosette)
 
108 sample bottles (3x36) for samples to be analyzed ashore.
 
Provide to PI:
Forms: CTD Station Sheet logs, Salinity Sample Log
 
SEAWATER ANALYSES
salinity, post-cruise
Salinity bottles on the REVELLE
__________________________________________________________________________
Additional Information:
 http://sio.ucsd.edu/supp_groups/shipsked/2001/index.html
Shipping Details (Approx.Dates,etc.): Salinity samples need to be returned to
                San Diego
Other equipment TBD. The CTD is not scheduled for use for the remainder of 
2001.
All equipment is to be returned clean and assembled.
Overboard equipment must be rinsed with fresh water and dried.
__________________________________________________________________________
Taken by: W. Sutherland           Request by: K. Sanborn, 25 June 2001
Copies to: Sutherland/Ayers/Digre/Asch/Files(Administration), 
    Williams/Rusk(Marine Tech), Masten(Chemistry), Delahoyde(Computer),
    Patrick(Thermometry, CTD Calibs), Mattson(Electronics), (Logistics),
    Swift(Science), Requestor/PI
    Resident Technicians (restech@sdsioa.ucsd.edu), 
    Ship Scheduling (shipsked@ucsd.edu) 
STS/SEG-/ODF participants: None
** Notify Carl Mattson of additions or changes to CTD operations.
All other requests should be directed to Resident Technicians.
internet: ksanborn@ucsd.edu      Telephone: (858) 534-1903
          cmattson@ucsd.edu                 (858) 534-1907

Email: shipsked@ucsd.edu

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