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DATE SENT
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DOCUMENTS SENT
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4/18/00
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Check-off list
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6/29/00
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Pre-cruise letter w/forms
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n/a
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Radioisotope form
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9/7/00
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Chief Scientist letter
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9/25/00
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Post-cruise letter w/forms
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Foreign clearance package*
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Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 11:07:02 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kristin Sanborn <kris@odf.ucsd.edu>
Reply-To: Kristin Sanborn <kris@odf.ucsd.edu>
Subject: MELVILLE October 2000 Weller - STS/ODF Equipment Request REV#1
To: rweller@whoi.edu, carl@odf.ucsd.edu
Cc: kris@odf.ucsd.edu, woodys@odf.ucsd.edu, joanne@odf.ucsd.edu,
ayers@odf.ucsd.edu, romy@odf.ucsd.edu, darrel@odf.ucsd.edu,
dlong@odf.ucsd.edu, jswift@odf.ucsd.edu, leo@odf.ucsd.edu,
steve@odf.ucsd.edu, bob@odf.ucsd.edu, doug@odf.ucsd.edu,
frank@odf.ucsd.edu, carl@odf.ucsd.edu, ron@odf.ucsd.edu,
all-at-seg@odf.ucsd.edu, wschneid@udec.cl, restech@sdsioa.ucsd.edu,
shipsked@ucsd.edu
+Revision 000808
************************** ODF *****************************
************************** EQUIPMENT REQUEST *****************************
--------------
PI/REQUESTOR: Robert A. Weller ODF REFERENCE NAME: 10MV.weller
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Clark 204a MS 29
Woods Hole, MA 02543
Phone: 508 289 2508 Fax: 508 457 2163 E-mail: rweller@whoi.edu
INDEX: ODF use STS1165(weller)
+ NOAA Funds
SHIP: MELVILLE + STS/ODF TIC: Rob Palomares (Staging only)
DATES: 2 October, 2000 - 14 October, 2000
PORTS: Arica, Chile - Arica, Chile
__________________________________________________________________________
STS/ODF PERSONNEL REQUIRED: No: 0
__________________________________________________________________________
Casts: 30 salinity samples
+EQUIPMENT/SERVICES
+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
+Pre-cruise calibration to be performed in July
+Post-cruise calibrations will be performed after equipment returned ~15
October.
+CTD 9+ 6800M
+Press Digiquartz
+ Primary Sensors
+Temp SBE 3plus
+Cond SBE 4C
+Pump SBE 5T
+ Secondary Sensors
+Temp SBE 3-01/F
+Cond SBE 4-02/O
+Pump2 SBE 5T
+Deck unit 11plus
+ Spare Sensors
+Temp SBE 3-01/F
+Cond SBE 4-02/O
+24 place SBE pylon
+Fluorometer, Chelsea
+Transmissometer, Sea Tech, 20 cm
+Altimeter, Simrad, 2-500 meters
+24 place rosette system
+24 10 liter Bottles
Guildline Autosal salinometers, with PC interface, PC, and spares
Autosal Manual
1 case salinity bottles
4 vials Standard Seawater
Procedure write-up for salinity analyses
Forms, Sample Log sheets to record salinity samples
__________________________________________________________________________
Additional Information:
http://sio.ucsd.edu/supp_groups/shipsked/2000/index.html
Shipping Details (Approx.Dates,etc.):
Autosal to be shipped back to San Diego at the end of the expedition.
Autosal to be loaded in San Diego
+CTD and rosette to be returned to San Diego at the end of the leg.
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, 13 July 2000
Copies to: Sutherland/Ayers/Digre/Asch/Files(Administration),
Williams/Rusk(Marine Tech), Masten(Chemistry),
Delahoyde/Johnson(Computer), Patrick(Thermometry, CTD Calibs),
Mattson(Electronics), Long(Logistics),
Swift(Science), ODF participants, Requestor/PI,
Wolfgang (wschneid@udec.cl),
Resident Technicians (restech@sdsioa.ucsd.edu),
Ship Scheduling (shipsked@ucsd.edu)
ODF participants: None
+** Notify Rob Palomares or Kristin Sanborn of additions or changes to CTD
sampling.
Notify Resident Technicians or Ship Scheduling of equipment or ship details.
internet: ksanborn@ucsd.edu Telephone: (858) 534-1903
+ rpalomares@ucsd.edu (858) 534-1907
Equipment has been received. |Equipment has been returned.
|(Please annotate equipment
|condition)
|
|
|
X_________________________ |X_________________________________
Signature of Requestor/PI |Signature of ODF technician
Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 08:40:11 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kristin Sanborn
Reply-To: Kristin Sanborn
Subject: MELVILLE October 2000 Weller - STS/ODF Equipment Request
To: rweller@whoi.edu, carl@odf.ucsd.edu
Cc: kris@odf.ucsd.edu, woodys@odf.ucsd.edu, joanne@odf.ucsd.edu,
ayers@odf.ucsd.edu, romy@odf.ucsd.edu, darrel@odf.ucsd.edu,
dlong@odf.ucsd.edu, jswift@odf.ucsd.edu, steve@odf.ucsd.edu,
bob@odf.ucsd.edu, doug@odf.ucsd.edu, frank@odf.ucsd.edu,
carl@odf.ucsd.edu, ron@odf.ucsd.edu, all-at-seg@odf.ucsd.edu,
wschneid@udec.cl, restech@sdsioa.ucsd.edu, shipsked@ucsd.edu
************************** ODF *****************************
************************** EQUIPMENT REQUEST *****************************
--------------
PI/REQUESTOR: Robert A. Weller ODF REFERENCE NAME: 10MV.weller
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Clark 204a MS 29
Woods Hole, MA 02543
Phone: 508 289 2508 Fax: 508 457 2163 E-mail: rweller@whoi.edu
INDEX: ODF use STS1165(weller)
NSF Funds
SHIP: MELVILLE STS/ODF TIC: Carl Mattson (Staging only)
DATES: 2 October, 2000 - 14 October, 2000
PORTS: Arica, Chile - Arica, Chile
__________________________________________________________________________
STS/ODF PERSONNEL REQUIRED: No: 0 ** MT/SRA: ET: DATA/PROG:
__________________________________________________________________________
Casts: 30 salinity samples
Equipment Required:
Guildline Autosal salinometers, with PC interface, PC, and spares
Autosal Manual
1 case salinity bottles
4 vials Standard Seawater
Procedure write-up for salinity analyses
Forms, Sample Log sheets to record salinity samples
__________________________________________________________________________
Additional Information:
http://sio.ucsd.edu/supp_groups/shipsked/2000/index.html
Shipping Details (Approx.Dates,etc.):
Autosal to be shipped back to San Diego at the end of the expedition.
Autosal to be loaded in San Diego
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, 13 July 2000
Copies to: Sutherland/Ayers/Digre/Asch/Files(Administration),
Williams/Rusk(Marine Tech), Masten(Chemistry),
Delahoyde/Johnson(Computer), Patrick(Thermometry, CTD Calibs),
Mattson(Electronics), Long(Logistics),
Swift(Science), ODF participants, Requestor/PI,
Wolfgang (wschneid@udec.cl),
Resident Technicians (restech@sdsioa.ucsd.edu),
Ship Scheduling (shipsked@ucsd.edu)
ODF participants: None
** Notify Carl Mattson or Kristin Sanborn of additions or changes.
internet: ksanborn@ucsd.edu Telephone: (858) 534-1903
cmattson@ucsd.edu (858) 534-1907
Equipment has been received. |Equipment has been returned.
|(Please annotate equipment
|condition)
|
|
|
X_________________________ |X_________________________________
Signature of Requestor/PI |Signature of ODF technician
X-Sender: bob@jindo.whoi.edu
Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 11:48:46 -0500
To: Elizabeth Brenner <shipsked@ucsd.edu>
From: rweller@whoi.edu (Bob Weller)
Subject: Re: Weller/Anderson cruise Oct 2000
Cc: rweller@whoi.edu, sanderson@whoi.edu
LIz: Sent cruise track earlier: here are answers:
>
>I need the specialties/titles of your scientific party, I recognize a
>couple of names from previous cruises but need info on others.
Robert A. Weller, WHOI, Chief Scientist/Senior Scientist
James M. Dunn, WHOI, mooring technician/Engineering Assistant II
Albert S. Fischer, WHOI, postdoc/Postdoctoral Investigator
Erica A. Greeley, WHOI, electronics+mechanical tech/Engineering Assistant II
William M. Ostrom, WHOI, mooring deck boss/Senior Engneering Assistant I
George H. Tupper, WHOI, release and mooring tech/Research Asociate II
Rochelle A. Ugstad, WHOI,electronics tech/Engineering Assiatnt II
TBD, WHOI, programmer+data analyst/Research Associate II
>>
>
>Do you know the institution the Chileans are from, approx. how many
>are you expecting?
>
4-10 Chileans from the University of Concepcion, University
of Chike (Santiago)
>The CTD stations, if time permits would you potentially be carrying
>them out in Chilean waters?
One of the Chilean groups wants to take a line of stations starting within
200 nm of shore.
I hope another group would start radiosondes in coastal waters and continue
along
the track line. We would, ourselves, not need to take CTD stations, but
would very much
like to start the underway sampling (IMET, thermosalinograph, ADCP) just after
clearing the port up until just before entering port.
>
>Do you have a track chart of your cruise. I need one to submit with
>clearance.
>
Sent
Regards, Bob
X-Sender: capt@murex.ucsd.edu
Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2000 10:07:32 -0800
To: rweller@whoi.edu (Bob Weller)
From: Thomas Althouse <capt@mpl.ucsd.edu>
Subject: Re: Melville's speed
Cc: shipsked@ucsd.edu, seaweed@mpl.ucsd.edu, melville!master@sdsioa.ucsd.edu,
capt@mpl.ucsd.edu
Bob,
Joe Coburn told me that he was having problems getting speed out of KNORR.
During MELVILLE's January overhaul we replaced both lower thruster gear
sets with improved ones. After the overhaul we did a sea trial and were
able to comfortable reach 177 RPM on both thrusters at power limit on two
large generators (the third large engine was inoperative at that time).
This translates to about 12.2 knots. Max RPM is about 196 RPM. We plan
transits at around 11.5 kts speed made good over the ground. I think that
you can be confident using that estimate for your calculations. Given
reasonable weather conditions you might do better.
Tom
At 12:16 PM 3/9/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Capt. Althouse:
>
> Talking to people who have used the Knorr recently, I learned that she
>is being operated with a limitation on the current going to the electric
>motors as a means of limiting stress on the gears that in the past have
>been a problem on this class of ship. Withthe resultant lower turns, Knorr
>was making about 9.5 knots into the wind.
>
> In working up our October cruise plan for Melville, I wondered what
>average speed you thought I should use for planning purposes?
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Bob Weller
>
>Robert Weller, rweller@whoi.edu, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, MS
>29, Woods Hole, MA 02543 USA (508) 289 2508 fax (508) 457-2163
Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2000 16:25:22 -0800 (PST)
From: Woody Sutherland <woodys@odf.ucsd.edu>
Reply-To: Woody Sutherland <woodys@odf.ucsd.edu>
Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: Melville Stratus cruise request
To: shipsked@ucsd.edu
Cc: woodys@odf.ucsd.edu, scg@sdsioa.ucsd.edu, cpm@mpl.ucsd.edu
As I see Seabeam status fro Weller's cruise.
1) Independent of Chilean clearance, Seabeam will be run (on not-to-intefer
basis) during the off shore portion of the cruise. Scientists will be able to
use realtime plots and displays during their mooring work.
2) As for STS, the value of Seabeam data that may be collected in Chilean waters
does not offset the difficulty of dealing with the clearance.
3) If B. Eakins wants the data and can fulfill the clearance requirements, then
there will be no Seabeam user fee from STS for this data.
4) STS is not prepared to cover any expenses (other than operation of the
Seabeam system) resulting from the Chilean clearance, e.g. travel costs for
observer.
5) If Dr. Weller would like the ADCP and met data from Chilean waters, then he
will need to satisfy the delivery of data to satisfy clearance requirements.
- Woody
> >>Liz: It is OK by me if the SeaBeam runs. I would very much like to have
> >>it in operation when we are surveying in the bottom prior to chosing a site
> >>and deploying the surface mooring. If I can get SeaBeam during the mooring
> >>work at no cost in return for letting it run during the cruise, then I'd be
> >>very happy to grant the request.
> >>
> >>I have just started making contacts with colleagues in Chile. If they want
> >>to participate in the cruise, what paperwork will you require?
> >>
> >>If we take data in Chilean waters, perhaps underway meteorology and ADCP as
> >>well as the SeaBeam, will we need a Chilean observer?
> >>
> >>Have you identified an agent in Arica?
> >>
> >>
> >>I plan to come to the precruise meeting in two weeks along with our mooring
> >>technician.
> >>
> >>
> >> Regards, Bob
-----
Woody C. Sutherland woodys@odf.ucsd.edu
Shipboard Technical Support phone: 858 534-4425
Scripps Institution of Oceanography fax: 858 534-7383
X-Sender: ebrenner@siomail
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2000 14:09:41 -0800
To: rweller@whoi.edu (Bob Weller)
From: Elizabeth Brenner <shipsked@ucsd.edu>
Subject: Re: Melville Stratus cruise request
Cc: shipsked@sio.ucsd.edu, woodys@ucsd.edu
Bob, we are still looking into the Sea Beam issue. Regarding the ship agent, we probably won't have one until end of April, we will update you as soon as the information comes in.
In answer to you question regarding Chilean observer, we should offer two spaces for observers but can argue for one if we can justify it. Since you are departing and arriving from the same port travel costs should not be great. We could ask that your colleagues in Chile be named as the official observer(s), at this point we'll need to know their names and places of employment to list them on the clearance request, if we decide to go ahead with the request to Chile.
Liz
Bob, thanks for your reply. I'll see exactly what Eakins has in
mind for Sea Beam. On NSF cruises sea beam is collected as part of the
tech rate.... in this case he would have to come up with the survey money.
I'll check with Althouse tomorrow regarding the agent. I don't believe
we have one yet.
Cheers Rose
Liz: It is OK by me if the SeaBeam runs. I would very much like to have
it in operation when we are surveying in the bottom prior to chosing a site
and deploying the surface mooring. If I can get SeaBeam during the mooring
work at no cost in return for letting it run during the cruise, then I'd be
very happy to grant the request.
I have just started making contacts with colleagues in Chile. If they want
to participate in the cruise, what paperwork will you require?
If we take data in Chilean waters, perhaps underway meteorology and ADCP as
well as the SeaBeam, will we need a Chilean observer?
Have you identified an agent in Arica?
I plan to come to the precruise meeting in two weeks along with our mooring
technician.
Regards, Bob
>Dr. Weller
>
>Any decision on this? I'd like to get the request for clearance out
>to Chile soon.
>
>Thanks,
>Liz
>
>
>Bob,
>
>FYI.
>
> Rose called and said there is a request to run the SEABEAM during
>your cruise going in and out of Arica. This would require SIO to ask
>for permission from Chile to collect data and would likely mean an
>Chilean observer would go along. I assume the res. tech. would run
>the system. I told Rose that you are Chief Sci and would need to be
>informed and decide if this is acceptable. I said I would just
>passing request onto you to get back to her. It did bring up another
>issue that if any of your Chilean guests want to collect data within
>the Chilean EEZ, SIO will need to ask for permission since it is a US
>flagged ship. I'm not sure if you had planned to collect anything
>more than basic met data near the coast.
>
> -Steve
Robert Weller, rweller@whoi.edu, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, MS
29, Woods Hole, MA 02543 USA (508) 289 2508 fax (508) 457-2163