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RRS James Cook JC211

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Cruise Info. 
Ship name (ship code)RRS James Cook (740H)
Cruise identifierJC211
Cruise period2021-02-02 — 2021-03-07
StatusCompleted
Port of departureMare Harbour, Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
Port of returnMare Harbour, Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
PurposeResearch
ObjectivesThis cruise was formed from four separate tasks / SMEs:
- the Polar Ocean Ecosystems Time Series (POETS), aiming to monitor the ecosystem around South Georgia, consisting of acoustic transects, turnaround of two moorings (one deep, one shallow), CTD and bongo net casts on the transects and at each mooring site, and calibration of the scientific echo sounders
- deployment of two gliders, accompanied by CTD casts near iceberg A-68A, southeast of South Georgia
- the A23 oceanographic transect from the shelf break southeast of South Georgia, south through the eastern Scotia Sea, and into the northern Weddell Sea
- the SR1b oceanographic transect from Elephant Island off the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula to Burdwood Bank south of the Falkland Islands

After recovering mooring P3, acoustic transects in the Western Core Box, north of South Georgia, were performed during the day, with CTD and bongo casts overnight. Mooring WCB was also recovered and redeployed before an acoustic calibration was performed in Stromness Harbour, and P3 was redeployed.

Additional CTD casts were performed around iceberg A-68A and the smaller icebergs that had calved from it. Two gliders were also deployed, one south of the iceberg and one to the north. A CTD transect onto the shelf SE of South Georgia was also done to see the effect of the wake of iceberg A-68H, which had passed through the area earlier.

The A23 repeat CTD section was re-occupied from South Georgia to the south. Because of poor weather and lack of time, the southernmost planned station was not occupied; there was also a weather delay of almost 24 hours on 22-23 Feb. Two Argo floats were deployed on this transect.

The SR1b repeat section was re-occupied from south to north. After the initial cast, deteriorating weather caused the ship to seek shelter south of Elephant Island, where an acoustic transect to obtain bottom track calibration points for the ADCPs was performed. Subsequently the weather improved, allowing the CTD casts to continue, and no further weather delays were encountered. Two Argo floats were deployed on this transect.

Since some additional time remained before the ship could return to port, five additional CTD casts were made in the western extension of the Falkland Trough between Burdwood Bank and the Falkland Islands, before performing further acoustic transects at varying headings east of Sea Lion Island to improve the calibration of the ADCPs.
Chief scientistPovl Abrahamsen (British Antarctic Survey)
Cruise reportRRS James Cook JC211 cruise report jc211.pdf (6.90 MB) 
Ocean/sea areas 
GeneralSouth West Atlantic Ocean (limit 20W)
Southern Ocean
Unknown
SpecificSouthern Ocean: Drake Passage, Scotia Sea, Weddell Sea
Track chartsRRS James Cook JC211 cruise track — jc211trk.pdf (1.66 MB) 
Measurements 
Physical oceanography 
Surface measurements underway (T,S)Quantity: activity duration in days = 34
Description: Routine underway measurements, including meteorology, near-surface T/S/fluorometer/transmissometer measurements from uncontaminated seawater supply, 75-kHz and 150-kHz vessel-mounted ADCPs, single-beam and multi-beam hydrographic echo sounders. Includes underway salinity samples taken approximately every 4-6 hours for calibration of thermosalinograph salinities.
Water bottle stationsQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
CTD stationsQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
Transparency (eg transmissometer)Quantity: activity duration in days = 34
Description: Routine underway measurements, including meteorology, near-surface T/S/fluorometer/transmissometer measurements from uncontaminated seawater supply, 75-kHz and 150-kHz vessel-mounted ADCPs, single-beam and multi-beam hydrographic echo sounders. Includes underway salinity samples taken approximately every 4-6 hours for calibration of thermosalinograph salinities.
Transparency (eg transmissometer)Quantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
Optics (eg underwater light levels)Quantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
Current profiler (eg ADCP)Quantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
Current profiler (eg ADCP)Quantity: activity duration in days = 34
Description: Routine underway measurements, including meteorology, near-surface T/S/fluorometer/transmissometer measurements from uncontaminated seawater supply, 75-kHz and 150-kHz vessel-mounted ADCPs, single-beam and multi-beam hydrographic echo sounders. Includes underway salinity samples taken approximately every 4-6 hours for calibration of thermosalinograph salinities.
Chemical oceanography 
OxygenQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
PhosphateQuantity: activity duration in days = 3
Description: 20 water samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) collected from uncontaminated seawater supply, to be analysed ashore at BAS.
PhosphateQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
NitrateQuantity: activity duration in days = 3
Description: 20 water samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) collected from uncontaminated seawater supply, to be analysed ashore at BAS.
NitrateQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
NitriteQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
NitriteQuantity: activity duration in days = 3
Description: 20 water samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) collected from uncontaminated seawater supply, to be analysed ashore at BAS.
AmmoniaQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
AmmoniaQuantity: activity duration in days = 3
Description: 20 water samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) collected from uncontaminated seawater supply, to be analysed ashore at BAS.
SilicateQuantity: activity duration in days = 3
Description: 20 water samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) collected from uncontaminated seawater supply, to be analysed ashore at BAS.
SilicateQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
IsotopesQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
IsotopesQuantity: activity duration in days = 3
Description: 21 water samples for delta-O-18 (stable isotopes of oxygen) collected from uncontaminated seawater supply, to be analysed ashore at BGS.
Biology and fisheries 
Phytoplankton pigs (eg chlorophyll, fluorescence)Quantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
Particulate organic matter (inc POC, PON)Quantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
PhytoplanktonQuantity: number of stations = 100
Description: CTD/LADCP casts with water samples. Parameters on CTD include dual temperature/conductivity/oxygen, chlorophyll a fluorometer, transmissometer, backscatter sensor, altimeter, upward- and downward-looking PAR radiometers. Dual (upward- and downward-looking) 300-kHz lowered ADCPs.. Salinity samples were collected from 97 stations with up to 18 depths per cast.. Dissolved oxygen samples were collected from 81 stations with up to 12 depths per cast.. Samples for dissolved inorganic nutrients (nitrate+nitrite, phosphate, silicate, ammonia) were collected from 33 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BAS.. Samples for ??18O (stable isotopes of oxygen) were collected from 67 stations with up to 18 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore at BGS.. Samples for ??30Si (stable isotopes of silicon in dissolved silicate) were collected from 32 stations with up to 6 depths per cast, to be analysed ashore. Some were filtered (with filter papers and water collected), others frozen unfiltered.. Samples for chlorophyll were collected from 10 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for particulate organic matter (POM) were collected from 13 stations with up to 9 depths per cast and filtered on board, with filter papers to be analysed ashore.. Samples for phytoplankton were collected from 31 stations with up to 6 depths per cast and fixed in Lugol’s iodine acid solution to be analysed ashore.
ZooplanktonQuantity: number of stations = 10
Description: Casts with bongo nets to 200 m depth. Haul fixed in ethanol to be analysed ashore.
Acoustic reflection on marine organisms.Quantity: activity duration in days = 34
Description: Measurements using biological echo sounders at 18, 38, 70, 120 and 200 kHz.
Meteorology 
Incident radiationQuantity: activity duration in days = 34
Description: Routine underway measurements, including meteorology, near-surface T/S/fluorometer/transmissometer measurements from uncontaminated seawater supply, 75-kHz and 150-kHz vessel-mounted ADCPs, single-beam and multi-beam hydrographic echo sounders. Includes underway salinity samples taken approximately every 4-6 hours for calibration of thermosalinograph salinities.
Routine standard measurementsQuantity: activity duration in days = 34
Description: Routine underway measurements, including meteorology, near-surface T/S/fluorometer/transmissometer measurements from uncontaminated seawater supply, 75-kHz and 150-kHz vessel-mounted ADCPs, single-beam and multi-beam hydrographic echo sounders. Includes underway salinity samples taken approximately every 4-6 hours for calibration of thermosalinograph salinities.
Geology and geophysics 
Single-beam echosoundingQuantity: activity duration in days = 34
Description: Routine underway measurements, including meteorology, near-surface T/S/fluorometer/transmissometer measurements from uncontaminated seawater supply, 75-kHz and 150-kHz vessel-mounted ADCPs, single-beam and multi-beam hydrographic echo sounders. Includes underway salinity samples taken approximately every 4-6 hours for calibration of thermosalinograph salinities.
Multi-beam echosoundingQuantity: activity duration in days = 34
Description: Routine underway measurements, including meteorology, near-surface T/S/fluorometer/transmissometer measurements from uncontaminated seawater supply, 75-kHz and 150-kHz vessel-mounted ADCPs, single-beam and multi-beam hydrographic echo sounders. Includes underway salinity samples taken approximately every 4-6 hours for calibration of thermosalinograph salinities.
Moorings, landers, buoys 
Physical oceanography 
Subsurface temperature and salinity measurements61° 33' 6" S  31° 6' 6" W — Deployed TWR Apex Argo profiling float 9007, WMO ID 1901928, on 21 Feb 2021.
Subsurface temperature and salinity measurements56° 58' 36" S  34° 40' 12" W — Deployed TWR Slocum G2 glider 405 on 14 Feb 2021.. Instrumentation: SeaBird glider CTD, ECO Puck combined Chl A / CDOM fluorometer + backscatter
Subsurface temperature and salinity measurements56° 14' 12" S  34° 38' 59" W — Deployed TWR Slocum G2 glider 439 on 15 Feb 2021.. Instrumentation: SeaBird glider CTD, ECO Puck combined Chl A / CDOM fluorometer + backscatter
Subsurface temperature and salinity measurements58° 22' 0" S  56° 13' 23" W — Deployed TWR Apex Argo profiling float 8576, WMO ID 1901926, on 2 Mar 2021.
Subsurface temperature and salinity measurements56° 9' 24" S  57° 36' 42" W — Deployed TWR Apex Argo profiling float 8575, WMO ID 1901925, on 3 Mar 2021.
Subsurface temperature and salinity measurements63° 4' 59" S  30° 6' 0" W — Deployed TWR Apex Argo profiling float 8991, WMO ID 1901927, on 24 Feb 2021.
Current meters52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 47" W — Recovered mooring P3 on 5 Feb 2021; deployed 11 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. AquaMonitor WMS-4D water sampler at 440 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 442 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Current meters52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 54" W — Deployed mooring P3 on 11 Feb 2021. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Sunburst pH monitor at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 900 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 902 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 950 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Current meters53° 47' 53" S  37° 56' 12" W — Deployed mooring WCB on 9 Feb 2021. Kongsberg WBAT echo sounder at 200 m depth. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 250 m depth. Nortek Aquadopp current meter at 252 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 255 m depth
Current profiler (eg ADCP)53° 47' 53" S  37° 56' 12" W — Deployed mooring WCB on 9 Feb 2021. Kongsberg WBAT echo sounder at 200 m depth. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 250 m depth. Nortek Aquadopp current meter at 252 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 255 m depth
Current profiler (eg ADCP)52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 47" W — Recovered mooring P3 on 5 Feb 2021; deployed 11 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. AquaMonitor WMS-4D water sampler at 440 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 442 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Current profiler (eg ADCP)52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 54" W — Deployed mooring P3 on 11 Feb 2021. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Sunburst pH monitor at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 900 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 902 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 950 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Current profiler (eg ADCP)53° 47' 53" S  37° 56' 6" W — Recovered mooring WCB on 7 Feb 2021; deployed 10 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. Kongsberg WBAT echo sounder at 200 m depth. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. Ocean Instruments SoundTrap ST300 acoustic recorder at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 250 m depth
Neutrally buoyant floats63° 4' 59" S  30° 6' 0" W — Deployed TWR Apex Argo profiling float 8991, WMO ID 1901927, on 24 Feb 2021.
Neutrally buoyant floats56° 9' 24" S  57° 36' 42" W — Deployed TWR Apex Argo profiling float 8575, WMO ID 1901925, on 3 Mar 2021.
Neutrally buoyant floats58° 22' 0" S  56° 13' 23" W — Deployed TWR Apex Argo profiling float 8576, WMO ID 1901926, on 2 Mar 2021.
Neutrally buoyant floats61° 33' 6" S  31° 6' 6" W — Deployed TWR Apex Argo profiling float 9007, WMO ID 1901928, on 21 Feb 2021.
Other physical oceanographic measurements52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 47" W — Recovered mooring P3 on 5 Feb 2021; deployed 11 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. AquaMonitor WMS-4D water sampler at 440 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 442 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Other physical oceanographic measurements53° 47' 53" S  37° 56' 12" W — Deployed mooring WCB on 9 Feb 2021. Kongsberg WBAT echo sounder at 200 m depth. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 250 m depth. Nortek Aquadopp current meter at 252 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 255 m depth
Other physical oceanographic measurements53° 47' 53" S  37° 56' 6" W — Recovered mooring WCB on 7 Feb 2021; deployed 10 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. Kongsberg WBAT echo sounder at 200 m depth. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. Ocean Instruments SoundTrap ST300 acoustic recorder at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 250 m depth
Other physical oceanographic measurements56° 58' 36" S  34° 40' 12" W — Deployed TWR Slocum G2 glider 405 on 14 Feb 2021.. Instrumentation: SeaBird glider CTD, ECO Puck combined Chl A / CDOM fluorometer + backscatter
Other physical oceanographic measurements56° 14' 12" S  34° 38' 59" W — Deployed TWR Slocum G2 glider 439 on 15 Feb 2021.. Instrumentation: SeaBird glider CTD, ECO Puck combined Chl A / CDOM fluorometer + backscatter
Other physical oceanographic measurements52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 54" W — Deployed mooring P3 on 11 Feb 2021. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Sunburst pH monitor at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 900 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 902 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 950 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Chemical oceanography 
Oxygen52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 47" W — Recovered mooring P3 on 5 Feb 2021; deployed 11 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. AquaMonitor WMS-4D water sampler at 440 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 442 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Oxygen52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 54" W — Deployed mooring P3 on 11 Feb 2021. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Sunburst pH monitor at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 900 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 902 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 950 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
pH52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 54" W — Deployed mooring P3 on 11 Feb 2021. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Sunburst pH monitor at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 900 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 902 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 950 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Other chemical oceanographic measurements52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 54" W — Deployed mooring P3 on 11 Feb 2021. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Sunburst pH monitor at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 900 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 902 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 950 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Other chemical oceanographic measurements52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 47" W — Recovered mooring P3 on 5 Feb 2021; deployed 11 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. AquaMonitor WMS-4D water sampler at 440 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 442 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Biology and fisheries 
Phytoplankton pigs (eg chlorophyll, fluorescence)56° 58' 36" S  34° 40' 12" W — Deployed TWR Slocum G2 glider 405 on 14 Feb 2021.. Instrumentation: SeaBird glider CTD, ECO Puck combined Chl A / CDOM fluorometer + backscatter
Phytoplankton pigs (eg chlorophyll, fluorescence)56° 14' 12" S  34° 38' 59" W — Deployed TWR Slocum G2 glider 439 on 15 Feb 2021.. Instrumentation: SeaBird glider CTD, ECO Puck combined Chl A / CDOM fluorometer + backscatter
Sediment traps52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 47" W — Recovered mooring P3 on 5 Feb 2021; deployed 11 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. AquaMonitor WMS-4D water sampler at 440 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 442 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Sediment traps52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 54" W — Deployed mooring P3 on 11 Feb 2021. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Sunburst pH monitor at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 900 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 902 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 950 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Acoustic reflection on marine organisms.53° 47' 53" S  37° 56' 6" W — Recovered mooring WCB on 7 Feb 2021; deployed 10 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. Kongsberg WBAT echo sounder at 200 m depth. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. Ocean Instruments SoundTrap ST300 acoustic recorder at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 250 m depth
Acoustic reflection on marine organisms.53° 47' 53" S  37° 56' 12" W — Deployed mooring WCB on 9 Feb 2021. Kongsberg WBAT echo sounder at 200 m depth. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 250 m depth. Nortek Aquadopp current meter at 252 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 255 m depth
Other biological/fisheries measurement52° 48' 29" S  40° 6' 54" W — Deployed mooring P3 on 11 Feb 2021. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Sunburst pH monitor at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 450 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 900 m depth. AADI Seaguard current meter + O2 at 902 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 950 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 2000 m depth. AADI SeaGuard current meter + O2 at 2002 m depth
Other biological/fisheries measurement53° 47' 53" S  37° 56' 6" W — Recovered mooring WCB on 7 Feb 2021; deployed 10 Dec 2019 on cruise JR19001.. Kongsberg WBAT echo sounder at 200 m depth. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. Ocean Instruments SoundTrap ST300 acoustic recorder at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 250 m depth
Other biological/fisheries measurement53° 47' 53" S  37° 56' 12" W — Deployed mooring WCB on 9 Feb 2021. Kongsberg WBAT echo sounder at 200 m depth. TRDI Workhorse Sentinel 300-kHz ADCP at 200 m depth. SeaBird SBE-37 CTD at 200 m depth. McLane sediment trap at 250 m depth. Nortek Aquadopp current meter at 252 m depth. Develogic SonoVault acoustic recorder at 255 m depth
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Transmittance and attenuance of the water column
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Dissolved oxygen parameters in the water column
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Salinity of the water column
Temperature of the water column
Raw light meter output
Density of the water column
Electrical conductivity of the water column
Chlorophyll pigment concentrations in water bodies
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Transmittance and attenuance of the water column
Vertical spatial coordinates
Dissolved oxygen parameters in the water column
Optical backscatter
Salinity of the water column
Temperature of the water column
Raw light meter output
Density of the water column
Electrical conductivity of the water column
Chlorophyll pigment concentrations in water bodies
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20484052021-03-01 08:15:59 59° 20' 0" S  55° 38' 30" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048405
20484302021-03-02 01:49:15 58° 21' 57" S  56° 14' 17" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048430
20476592021-02-06 05:15:58 53° 29' 36" S  39° 15' 2" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047659
20476602021-02-06 21:52:06 53° 25' 54" S  38° 41' 45" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047660
20477152021-02-09 04:57:34 53° 40' 37" S  37° 39' 11" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047715
20477272021-02-09 19:40:40 53° 47' 52" S  37° 56' 8" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047727
20477522021-02-11 20:01:09 52° 48' 31" S  40° 6' 46" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047752
20478932021-02-15 01:08:36 56° 53' 32" S  34° 39' 46" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047893
20479612021-02-16 17:09:45 55° 29' 40" S  34° 58' 7" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047961
20481772021-02-20 18:59:01 59° 59' 31" S  30° 56' 11" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048177
20481892021-02-21 00:05:13 60° 18' 47" S  30° 59' 25" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048189
20482332021-02-21 19:45:03 61° 33' 4" S  31° 6' 2" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048233
20483012021-02-24 08:00:44 63° 20' 50" S  29° 33' 59" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048301
20484292021-03-01 19:49:05 58° 41' 6" S  56° 3' 10" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048429
20484912021-03-03 07:58:53 56° 47' 11" S  57° 12' 45" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048491
20476722021-02-07 02:39:10 53° 47' 3" S  38° 35' 3" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047672
20478442021-02-14 15:28 56° 57' 6" S  34° 40' 5" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047844
20479482021-02-16 15:00:54 55° 31' 14" S  34° 56' 4" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047948
20479972021-02-17 03:34:21 55° 13' 42" S  34° 29' 22" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047997
20480852021-02-18 22:01:38 57° 7' 5" S  31° 48' 51" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048085
20481412021-02-20 02:49:03 59° 3' 1" S  30° 49' 46" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048141
20481902021-02-21 07:06:03 60° 42' 16" S  31° 0' 38" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048190
20483372021-02-28 00:19:04 60° 50' 48" S  54° 42' 44" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048337
20486262021-03-05 10:02:38 54° 40' 2" S  57° 58' 52" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048626
20486632021-03-05 23:06:51 53° 30' 58" S  57° 43' 1" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048663
20486752021-03-06 02:53:10 53° 18' 52" S  57° 44' 0" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048675
20478322021-02-14 10:40:46 57° 7' 36" S  34° 39' 48" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047832
20478562021-02-14 18:28:46 56° 45' 30" S  34° 39' 56" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047856
20478682021-02-14 20:29:39 56° 47' 3" S  34° 40' 8" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047868
20480242021-02-17 13:44:32 55° 29' 22" S  34° 6' 26" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048024
20481162021-02-19 15:04:17 58° 12' 45" S  30° 49' 15" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048116
20483252021-02-27 22:07:31 60° 58' 50" S  54° 37' 50" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048325
20484422021-03-02 07:41:35 58° 3' 5" S  56° 26' 20" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048442
20485222021-03-03 23:33:26 55° 50' 13" S  57° 46' 30" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048522
20485462021-03-04 11:03:07 55° 12' 53" S  57° 59' 0" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048546
20485582021-03-04 15:06:23 55° 10' 12" S  57° 58' 47" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048558
20485712021-03-04 18:28:34 55° 7' 17" S  57° 58' 43" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048571
20486872021-03-06 06:33:18 53° 3' 26" S  57° 45' 5" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048687
20476842021-02-07 23:23:12 53° 47' 47" S  37° 56' 6" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047684
20477402021-02-10 17:48:32 54° 9' 35" S  36° 41' 34" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047740
20479732021-02-16 19:02:31 55° 28' 28" S  34° 59' 51" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047973
20480972021-02-19 03:42:16 57° 27' 28" S  31° 19' 44" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048097
20481652021-02-20 14:04:51 59° 46' 40" S  30° 53' 55" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048165
20482702021-02-23 12:45:37 62° 29' 24" S  31° 15' 39" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048270
20482942021-02-24 01:38:33 63° 5' 5" S  30° 6' 46" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048294
20483622021-02-28 09:12:59 60° 40' 8" S  54° 49' 9" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048362
20476352021-02-05 08:27:11 52° 47' 45" S  40° 6' 16" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047635
20484172021-03-01 14:16:36 59° 0' 1" S  55° 50' 53" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048417
20485952021-03-05 01:03:37 55° 0' 25" S  57° 58' 57" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048595
20475922021-02-03 16:09:22 52° 21' 11" S  49° 46' 13" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047592
20478072021-02-13 22:48:55 56° 41' 47" S  34° 57' 58" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047807
20478192021-02-14 01:37:11 56° 41' 54" S  35° 8' 4" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047819
20479242021-02-16 10:34:26 55° 36' 39" S  34° 48' 48" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047924
20480122021-02-17 08:45:20 55° 17' 6" S  34° 24' 4" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048012
20480482021-02-17 23:57:06 55° 59' 29" S  33° 25' 10" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048048
20481042021-02-19 09:20:56 57° 48' 4" S  30° 49' 58" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048104
20481532021-02-20 09:29:07 59° 29' 28" S  30° 51' 53" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048153
20482452021-02-22 00:10:07 61° 39' 43" S  31° 6' 13" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048245
20483132021-02-27 11:11:41 61° 2' 48" S  54° 35' 24" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048313
20483862021-02-28 20:15:52 60° 0' 5" S  55° 14' 36" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048386
20484662021-03-02 19:42:17 57° 26' 8" S  56° 49' 44" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048466
20485342021-03-04 05:39:59 55° 31' 16" S  57° 58' 16" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048534
20486142021-03-05 06:22:28 54° 55' 20" S  57° 58' 59" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048614
20476112021-02-04 12:23:17 52° 35' 37" S  44° 37' 19" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047611
20476232021-02-04 16:33:50 52° 38' 15" S  43° 46' 51" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047623
20476962021-02-08 05:15:58 53° 42' 52" S  37° 57' 50" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047696
20477032021-02-08 22:21:05 53° 21' 35" S  38° 5' 14" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047703
20477392021-02-10 02:38:59 53° 19' 30" S  37° 46' 30" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047739
20477642021-02-13 02:41:39 55° 30' 1" S  36° 40' 2" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047764
20477762021-02-13 18:33:20 56° 41' 49" S  34° 50' 47" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047776
20478202021-02-14 05:27:57 56° 41' 57" S  35° 25' 57" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047820
20479002021-02-15 19:48:19 56° 14' 34" S  34° 40' 58" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047900
20479122021-02-16 08:02:59 55° 39' 11" S  34° 45' 5" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047912
20479852021-02-17 01:29:45 55° 13' 14" S  34° 30' 40" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047985
20480612021-02-18 08:28:51 56° 22' 45" S  32° 52' 18" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048061
20480732021-02-18 16:41:27 56° 46' 31" S  32° 18' 14" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048073
20481282021-02-19 20:28:18 58° 38' 1" S  30° 49' 17" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048128
20482082021-02-21 11:29:41 61° 6' 33" S  31° 2' 21" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048208
20482692021-02-23 11:15 62° 29' 21" S  31° 15' 38" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048269
20482822021-02-23 18:51:10 62° 46' 58" S  30° 41' 29" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048282
20483742021-02-28 14:57:22 60° 20' 7" S  55° 1' 31" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048374
20483982021-03-01 01:57:04 59° 40' 12" S  55° 26' 44" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048398
20484782021-03-03 02:02:24 57° 6' 5" S  57° 0' 45" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048478
20485092021-03-03 13:02:26 56° 27' 57" S  57° 25' 41" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048509
20485102021-03-03 18:31:32 56° 9' 14" S  57° 37' 0" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048510
20486382021-03-05 17:27:48 53° 48' 24" S  57° 36' 56" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048638
20486512021-03-05 19:31:57 53° 43' 13" S  57° 38' 44" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048651
20477882021-02-13 20:39:09 56° 41' 47" S  34° 53' 27" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047788
20478812021-02-14 22:40:03 56° 49' 36" S  34° 39' 38" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047881
20482212021-02-21 14:14:06 61° 10' 19" S  31° 2' 47" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048221
20482572021-02-22 06:38:43 62° 4' 18" S  31° 10' 50" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048257
20483492021-02-28 02:17:41 60° 49' 46" S  54° 43' 43" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048349
20484542021-03-02 13:31:46 57° 44' 57" S  56° 38' 35" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048454
20485832021-03-04 21:54:43 55° 4' 12" S  57° 59' 3" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048583
20486022021-03-05 04:12 54° 58' 40" S  57° 58' 59" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048602
20476472021-02-05 21:24:30 53° 50' 50" S  39° 8' 31" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047647
20479362021-02-16 13:04:13 55° 34' 20" S  34° 51' 51" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2047936
20480002021-02-17 06:13:08 55° 15' 33" S  34° 26' 35" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048000
20480362021-02-17 18:28:16 55° 43' 28" S  33° 47' 10" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048036
20483502021-02-28 05:24:10 60° 48' 1" S  54° 44' 24" W  View metadata report for BODC series reference number 2048350
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100  CTD frame plus rosette sampler

 

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