At-Sea ClassWorking Group Assignments

SIO 218 BSpring Quarter 2014

Ship Loading before Recovery Cruise• Sign up for one time slot below• Be there 20 minutes early for registration and parking, ready to work at the times

indicated• Bring: ID, clothes that can get dirty, closed-toe shoes, long pants, sun protection• Expect: work 2-3h loading gear onto the ship, under direction of Paul Chua

(underline denotes driver:)• Tuesday, April 22, 09:00: Christian, Gerry• Tuesday, April 22, 13:00: Ailin, Jannes, Katherine• Wednesday, April 23, 09:00: Natasha, 2*Maddy, Clifford• Wednesday, April 23, 13:00: Amanda, Waen, Celia

• Location: Nimitz Marine Facility (“MarFac”)• 297 Rosecrans Street• Use “upper” parking lot (immediate right after entry into facility) and

register yourself and the car with security guard (follow alley towards water, then building on your left, upper floor)

• https://scripps.ucsd.edu/ships/marine-facility/map-and-directions/driving

Group 1: Internal Waves• Madeleine Harvey, Madelaine Hamann• Before cruise:– Read ADCP manual– Determine waypoints for ADCP survey around buoy– Reprogram sampling frequency of buoy instruments

• During cruise:– Monitor ship ADCP– Salinity water sampling– Obtain and archive on additional computer/drive:

• All mooring ADCP data• All mooring SBE-37 data

Group 2: Oxygen + pH• Celia Ou, Waen Anutaliya• Before cruise:– Read oxygen manuals (SBE 43 and AADI optode)– Read oxygen methodology document by Dickson– Print 3 MSDS (one copy each, bring to cruise)– Confirm that you have basic lab safety training

• During cruise:– Oxygen water sampling– Obtain and archive on additional computer/drive:

• All mooring SBE-16 data• All mooring SeapHet data

Group 3: Temperature + Salinity

• Clifford Hoang, Jannes Koelling• Before cruise:– Read CTD manuals (SBE 16 and 37)– Read section 3 of Kanzow et al. (2006) for cal/val

methodology• During cruise:– Salinity water sampling– Obtain and archive on additional computer/drive:

• All mooring SBE-37 data

Group 4: Currents and Documentation• Ailin Brakstad, Morven Muilwijk• Before cruise:

– Read ADCP manual– Print 5 copies of each “blank” log sheet from ftp server, bring to cruise– Print 2 copies of previous mooring deployment log sheet, bring to

cruise• During cruise:

– Documentation: collect log sheets, scan log sheets and archive on home computer

– Chlorophyll water sampling– Take pictures (and archive on home computer) of:

• CTD rosette with instruments attached• Every recovered instrument (with ID on white board)

– Obtain and archive on additional computer/drive:• All mooring ADCP data

Group 5: Chlorophyll

• Katherine Zaba, Christian Briseno• Before cruise:– Read fluorometer manuals (WETLabs FLNTU and

SeaPoint)– Contact Gabriela Chavez to see filtration equipment

• During cruise:– Chlorophyll water sampling and filtration– Obtain and archive on additional computer/drive:

• All mooring SBE-16 data• All mooring AOS data (if any)

Group 6: Benthic and Pelagic Biology

• Natasha Gallo, Amanda Netburn• Before cruise:– Read oxygen manual (AADI optode)– Read ADCP manual– Confirm that you have basic lab safety training

• During cruise:– Oxygen water sampling– Obtain and archive on additional computer/drive:

• All mooring SeapHet data• All mooring AOS data (if any)• All mooring meteorology data

Group 7: Meteorology• Gerry Zhang• Before cruise:

– Read Vaisala manual– Check with group 4 that they have prepared all

printouts, print additional copies if needed• During cruise:

– Monitor ship ADCP and meteorology data– Obtain and archive on additional computer/drive:

• All mooring meteorology data• All ship-board ADCP and meteorology data (obtain

these from “resident technician” at end of cruise)