+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | OCEANUS CRUISE SYNOPSIS | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Voyage - Leg: OC 449-2 Voyage Dates: 06 Aug -04 Sep, 2008 Chief Scientist(s): Edward Boyle (Boyle/Lam/Emerson) Address: Massachusetts Institute of Technology E25-619, 77 Mass. Ave. Cambridge MA 02139 Phone: 617-253-3388 Email: eaboyle @mit.edu Cruise Objective: To test the hypothesis that the continental margin of northwest Africa provides a significant subsurface supply of iron to the open eastern tropical Atlantic, using metal profiles Science Activities: CTD's, U/W Tow Fish Water Sampler, Trace Metal Profiles mostly in upper 1000 m & (1) cast to 6000m SeaSoar SeaMac Winch to deploy (11) battery-operated in-situ pumps with sci-provided non-metallic wire off 01 deck using side A-frame and SSSG non-metallic block Gravity Coring- Phoebe request JA Operations Area: Trans atlantic transect between Barbados and Cape Verde NA9, NA10 (1138,114) 5-20 degN, 20-58 degW 150 miles to first station, 25 stations, 175 miles between stations 0-6000 m Departure Port: Bridgetown, Barbados Agent: Master R/V Ship Name Attn: Scientist's Name c/o DaCosta Mannings Inc. Brandons St. Michael BARBADOS Contact:* Glyne St. Hill, Manager Email: [1]gsthill@dmishipping.com Phone:(246) 430-4804 Fax: (246) 431-0051 Arrival Port: Porto Grande, Cape Verde Agent: Agencia Nacional de Viagens SA Avenida da Republica 15/17 P.O. Box 16 & 142 St. Vincent Republic of Cape Verde Tel. +238-2321356 / 2321115 / 2321562 Fax +238-2321445 AOH (24hrs service) Contact:* M. Lima, Shipping and Commercial Dept. Home phone:* +238-2325556 Mobile phone: +238-9912606 Email: anvsv@cvtelecom.cv SHIP Installed or Normally CTD/rosette system with pressure, temperature, Carried Equipment: conductivity, fluorometer, oxygen, transmissometer Salinometer 10-liter Niskin bottles 12 kHz transducer 3.5 kHz transducers ADCP IMET air T, water T, wind speed and direction Fume hood Deionized water system Refrigerator Chest freezer -70 deg freezer Doppler/GPS navigation WHOI-Provided Equipment: Gravity corer Trace metal block (SSSG) Off of KNORR in Norfolk Science Party-Provided Hytrel coated Vectran Equipment: MITESS (our sampler) 200 lbs (air; neutral in SW) 6000 m towed fish (surface); requires boom to be borrowed from Greg Cutter after KNORR cruise, Cutter ok'd Sci-Provided Oxygen Titration rig- JA7/1 Notes: nighttime work anticipated The 11 in-situ pumps each have a shipping crate ~3'x4'x2' need to store. We have arranged with SSSG to use Frank Bahr's SeaSoar SeaMac winch to deploy up to 11 battery-operated in-situ pumps using our own plastic-coated non metallic wire (1000m). If possible, we would like to place this winch on the 01 deck and deploy off the hydroboom. We have also asked to use the non metallic metering block that SSSG has. Other Notes: hazardous material: a) We will bring emergency spill kits for the acid and base we will be using. b) acids and bases will be neutralized for disposal at the end of the cruise. c) Steve Emerson submitted a cruise questionnaire which stated: "See Ed Bolye's cru plan" & Emerson wants 5-7 CTD casts to 1000 m and (1) to full depth) 20 ft Container on main deck, port side for storage, load in Barbados, off in Las Palmas, EC 7/30 SSSG Tech: sssg @oceanus.whoi.edu Check List: Required? Comments US Customs Form Yes Diplomatic Clearance Yes Barbados & Cape Verde Isotope Use Approval No SCUBA Diving No Last Modified: 07/30/2008 References Visible links 1. mailto:gsthill@dmishipping.com