Appendices
The Ship Scheduling Review meeting was called to order at 0830 by UNOLS Scheduling Committee Chair, Joe Ustach. Because there were many unresolved issues remaining, many of the UNOLS ship schedulers were in attendance and Rose Dufour from Scripps was included in the deliberations by telephone. A list of attendees is included as appendix I. Posted schedules or Letters of Intent were reviewed one at a time, starting with small, regional and intermediate class vessels. Class I vessels were handled as a group. Comments regarding each ships proposed schedule follow. This meeting was schedule to last for one half day, however during the morning session, ONR announced some changes to the requested dates for the LWAD programs which impacted several of the large ship schedules. This coupled with other scheduling conflicts, primarily affecting Class I vessels operating in the Pacific, made it necessary to conduct a scheduling session in the afternoon in an attempt to sort through the various options. Several contacts with affected PI's were made, however it soon became clear that more work would be needed to resolve these schedules. For this reason the results of those follow on actions are reported as part of this meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 5 pm.
ALPHA HELIX
Schedule looks good; GLOBEC cruises still in funding flux, as usual; there is the potential of one extra day to the Weingartner cruises.
BLUE HERON
Some question about Kerfoot ó is it a 7 or 14-day cruise? Cruises should be split between BLUE HERON and LAURENT IAN.
CAPE HENLOPEN
Put OCE numbers on schedule! Double booking of J. Barnhard with CAPE HATTERAS should be decided.
CAPE HATTERAS
Hwang is funded by Navy. Double booking with CAPE HENLOPEN should be decided.
EDWIN LINK
Potential Lay-up; Navy may have some time, however.
ENDEAVOR
Sohn needs to determine if cruises will continue. Balch double booked with OCEANUS, probably will go on ENDEAVOR in November. Balch still needs a summer cruise; on SEWARD JOHNSON? Cabel Davis to go on OCEANUS in September.
OCEANUS
Balch cruise worked out with ENDEAVOR; Balch still needs summer cruise, on SEWARD JOHNSON? McCartney and Plueddemann cruises ok together.
GYRE
LWAD cruise may go later in year and for more days ó 14 Feb to 10 March with transits and mobilizations. Santchi cruise is funded (OCE 9906823). Need to identify AUV cruise in April. May be double booked with one on NEW HORIZON. If so, cruise will go on NEW HORIZON.
NEW HORIZON
Bishop is NOPP instead of Navy; put NOPP 99 in proposal number slot. Last NAVO cruise should be Phys. Ocean. instead of SCORE; can move to Jan 02 if need be. Rudnick cruise needs to be synchronized with Fairall cruise on BROWN. Childress cruise needs to be synchronized with ATLANTIS.
LONGHORN
NAVO cruise ok.
POINT SUR
Schedule ok.
SEA DIVER
Phinney and Miller funded.
SEWARD JOHNSON
Joe Pawlik not scheduled; perhaps on WALTON SMITH? Needs 14-16 days in May, June, July and room for 25 in science party. Can fit Balch in sometime between 26 Feb and 16 April. Find out if timing is ok or too early. Need to check on Williams NOPP to see if he should be going to sea.
SPROUL
Is Pineda one or more cruises? Can SPROUL be used to help unsnarl the Pacific tangle?
BARNES
MacCready wonít go in 2001; if funded will go in 2002, at the earliest. Devol still pending, proposal number is OPP 0085162.
BLUE FIN
Jahnke, Paffenhofer, and Hollibaugh all funded.
PELICAN
Walsh and Paul cruises go on WALTON SMITH. Ruttenberg needs to be considered. Powell NSF number should be OCE 0000351. Rabelais still may have fewer days. Hwang cruise should be checked into.
LAURENTIAN
Potentially weak schedule ó maybe less than 50 days. Cuhel still pending. Moore cruise may not be compatible with ship. Eadie has only 24 days. Kerfoot should be scheduled for 7 or 14 days ó see BLUE HERON comments.
URRACA
Need to submit a schedule! Need to participate in scheduling process ó at least electronically. Fourteen NSF days.
WALTON SMITH
Paul Grant number is OCE 9811319. The NAVO cruise should be Mayport instead Of Florida Straits. Some NAVO scheduling problems need to be straightened out.
ATLANTIS
Transit times for Smith and LWAD cruises may be shortened. NSF may need an additional 15 dives for Lutz in Bermuda. Engineering dives may only be one day for each agency. Can NAVO Hawaii cruise fit in here?
EWING
Fisher cruise ok on EWING if equipment problems can be worked out. Gaherty has instrumentation problems and may have to go later in year. Might affect Fisher cruise. Johns prefers later date; may not be practical.
BROWN
Fairall cruise needs coordination with Rudnick on NEW HORIZON. Depending on funding, more ship days may happen in July ó August time.
KOK
166 days scheduled - mostly NSF/NOAA time HOTS. Malahoff, NSF cruise not scheduled ó up to 10 days ship time.
KNORR
Simard schedule ok. NAVO looking at gravity survey off Puerto Rico after Simard; may take priority over Hawaii multi-beam.
Others ó No closure done on big ships in Pacific. Alternative schedules being worked on to see what gets left off. At end of the meeting the tangle included:
ROV Problems: Coffin has no vehicle and no ship as yet. Johnson will get heat transfer cruise done. For his LEXEN initiative there were three possibilities: 1.) Postpone until 2002; 2.) Go immediately after heat transfer dive; 3.) Go in September if a vehicle can be found that is available.
Honolulu Problems: Chave cruise is hanging. May be able to go on WECOMA after Anderson, but Chave is balking at this option because of vessel capabilities. Sansone cruise has to go in June/July; is also left hanging. NAVO wants a ship near Honolulu for up to 45 days (but see comments at KNORR). Can be done in one, two, or three separate cruises, but prefer one cruise. Will attempt to find an alternative schedule that can allow Chave, Sansone, Coffin, and NAVO(?) to go in summer in Honolulu. Coffin also needs an ROV ó see above.
WECOMA, THOMPSON, REVELLE Problems: Wheeler and Barth cruises must coincide. They can miss each other by 4-5 days at most. Wheelerís earliest time is a mid-May start and second cruise has to end in August. Whichever ship Wheelerís first cruise has, must be used for her second cruise.
LWAD Problems:
LWAD 01 Gulf of Mexico ó All is ok
LWAD 02 Far East ó missing one large ship
LWAD 03 Southern California ó missing one large ship.
POST-MEETING SCHEDULING PROCESS
Due to the number of outstanding issues, in particular with large ship in the Pacific, a number of conference calls and email correspondence took place to arrive at the best possible solutions. The following is a summary of the outcome of the follow on deliberations.
Here is a summary of the results of the conference calls and work on the 2001 Schedules in the Pacific for REVELLE, MELVILLE, THOMPSON, EWING, ATLANTIS, WECOMA and KOK:
1. The schedules that are being proposed as the "final
solution" are theThompson_2 LOI, Revelle_3 (email format
only from Rose Dufour Monday,
October 2, 2000 1:07 PM) and Melville's posted schedule all dated
Oct. 2, 2000. They are included at the bottom of this message.
2. There is no set of solutions that we have been able to develop that do not leave some work on the beach altogether or defers work to 2002.
3. Some of the work being scheduled in 2001 has already been deferred from 2000 or earlier. These are the cruises for Becker, Chadwell, Silver, Van Dover, Fryer and Levin.
4. Some of the work being scheduled in 2001 are follow on cruises to work already started where deployed equipment could not be recovered or time series values would be disrupted. These include: Levin, Johnson, Home Projects, Spiess and ASIA-Ex.
5. For many of the cruises being scheduled there have been serious constraints due to the availability of ROV's, weather windows, coastal processes, multiple ship operations and coordination with larger operations or exercises.
6. ROV availability and shipping time requirements result in the ROV JASON being scheduled for Van Dover, Johnson, Silver and Schouten. JASON is not available for Levin, who will use a smaller leased vehicle; Coffin, who is pursuing other options, and Johnson's Lexen Cruise which is being deferred to 2002.
7. Solutions using the R/V RONALD BROWN have not been possible at this point in time due to the uncertainty of their funding status and the level of support needed for the NOAA work. BROWN would not be available for LWAD- 02 due to conflict with other work.
8. Fisher will be scheduled on EWING in order to free up time on REVELLE schedule. This should be acceptable to the PI.
9. The following cruises are not scheduled, are deferred or in less than desired time slots under this proposed set of schedules.
a. Hildebrand is being deferred until 2002 due to the inability to have a ship in Hawaii at the right time for a long enough period. PI is aware of this and although not particularly happy about it, has accepted it. This is supposed to be an annual measurement. SIO needs to send note to NSF ship ops program manager or PI needs to inform his program manager.
b. Worcester/Chave - First Deployment cruise not in optimal window, they are at the earliest possible weather window for deployments in order to utilize available ship (REVELLE) and still get their gear in the water before the rest of the HOME project cruises later in the year. Chave cannot go much earlier due to availability of equipment.
c. Chadwell- already delayed two years and scheduled later than desired in 2001 due to need for specific ship in a location off South America.
d. Becker- already delayed two years and later in 2001 due to specific ship/equipment needs in remote area.
e. Lisa Levin - already delayed six months later and required to complete second cruise in a different year using a different ROV than originally requested due to conflicts in ROV schedule.
f. Rick Coffin - Not scheduled with either a ship or ROV due to conflicts with other projects for use of ROV (Johnson and Silver) and Ship (LWAD and COAST). PI and Program manager are aware and looking for alternatives.
g. Paul Johnson (LEXEN) This cruise is deferred until 2002 due to conflicts with ROV schedule and COAST project. PI is aware of this and it is acceptable to him.
h. LWAD - 02 (Japan) - Only one of the two ships requested is provided (MELVILLE). The change to later dates creates a hole in the MELVILLE schedule between ASIA-EX and LWAD up to a month long, depending on how much time ASIA EX actually uses. This hole is not long enough to pick-up any work in Hawaii or the South Pacific. These LWAD dates also mean that MELVILLE cannot get to Hawaii in time to carry out the Worcester mooring turn-around cruise before Flip gets underway for HOME project. The second possible ship for LWAD-02 is the THOMPSON, however having THOMPSON steam to Japan for LWAD would adversely impact the NSF COAST project in the Pacific Northwest and would not allow the THOMPSON to conduct the Worcester turnaround cruise for HOME. The COAST project is a two-ship operation that must be coordinated with WECOMA and must include two separate field expeditions that fall within a fairly narrow upwelling season, all within the same year. Failing to do part of this project would put at risk the entire project, which would affect four cruises on WECOMA (Barth & Levine) and two cruises on THOMPSON (Wheeler). Providing THOMPSON for LWAD - 02 would require that they make a deadhead transit from Seattle to Japan and then back again for the two-week LWAD project. REVELLE is not available at the requested time because they are deployed to South America to conduct cruises that have already been deferred for one or more years. For these reasons we are proposing to only provide one UNOLS ship for LWAD - 02 (MELVILLE).
i. LWAD - 03 (Southern California) - One large ship (THOMPSON) and one intermediate (WECOMA) are scheduled for this cruise. REVELLE and MELVILLE are deployed to the South Pacific for long standing cruises. Three ships had been tentatively scheduled for this exercise prior to the change of dates to November. One of the requested large ships cannot be provided without completely changing plans for REVELLE and MELVILLE that extend into 2002.
j. Voight and Garcia requests for Alvin and/or ROV are deferred because ATLANTIS will not go to the Pacific Northwest or Hawaii in 2001. ATLANTIS/ALVIN have a shorter operating year than normal due to ALVIN overhaul.
k. A very late request from Weingart at JHU/APL for a large, acoustically quiet vessel in the summer of 2001 in the Pacific Northwest is not scheduled due to conflicts with previously scheduled or requested work.
l. Sansone will be scheduled on KOK, which is acceptable to the PI in order to get the proper time frame, which is critical.
RESULTING SCHEDULES:
REVELLE:
POC: Rose Dufour/Elizabeth Brenner
LAST UPDATED: 29 September 2000
SIO Ship Schedulers
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093-0210
Tel: 858-534-2841
Fax: 858-535-1817
Email: shipsked@ucsd.edu
R/V Roger_Revelle 2001
DAYS/AGENCY/
CRUISE MAP INDEX/AREA/ P.I./INSTITUTION/
STATUS/
DATES PURPOSE
PROPOSAL NO. PORTS
CLEARANCE
=======================================================================
30 JAN NP13/Southern Pacific/ deMoustier, C./ San Diego
4/STATE/F
02 FEB Multibeam testing SIO/General Funds
San Diego
17 FEB SP3A/Southern E.
transit/na/ San Diego
3/NSF/P
24 FEB Pacific/transit na
Hilo
NP12/to Hawaii/
Taylor/NAVO/
5/NAVY/F
transit
na
25 FEB NP12/Off Hilo/
Taylor, P./NAVO/ Hilo
30/NAVY/F
25 Mar bathymetry survey N00
Honolulu
26
27
28 Mar NP12/Off Hawaii/ Chave, A./WHOI/
Honolulu 16/NSF/F
10 APR HOME
OCE98-20759 Honolulu
11
12,13
14 APR NP12/off Hawaii/ Worcester/SIO/
Honolulu 17/NSF/F
27 Apr deployment
na
Honolulu
28
29 Apr SP3A/transit/
transit/na/ Honolulu
9/NSF/F
07 May
OCE
San Diego
10 May NP9/Off San Diego/
Spiess F./SIO San Diego 7/STATE/P
16 May ATV testing/
San Diego
18 May NP9/44 N 130W/
Spiess F./SIO/ San Diego 20/NSF/F
06 Jun Marine Geophysics OCE99-07247
San Diego
10 JUN NP13/8.5N 105-85W/
Kennan, S./NOVA/ San Diego 44/NSF/F
21 JUL SeaSoar
OCE
Pto. Calder Costa Rica
22,23
24 Jul NP13/Eastern Pacific 1
Becker K./RSMAS/ Pto. Caldera 22/NSF/F
13 Aug N 84/Borehole Instrum. OCE98-19316
Guayaquil
14
15,16
17 Aug SP3A/transit/
Kurz, M./WHOI/ Guayaquil 05/NSF/P
19 Aug personnel transfer OCE00-02461
Pto. Ayora Ecuador
20 Aug NP13/Galapagos
Kurz M./WHOI/ Pto. Ayora 27/NSF/F
15 Sep Hotspot/towed camera OCE00-02461
Pto. Ayora Ecuador
16 Sep NP9/Transit/
Kurz, M./WHOI/ Pto. Ayora 05/NSF/P
20 Sep
OCE00-02461 Guayaquil or Guayquil
21,22
23,24
25 Sep SP3A/Nazca S.A. Plate/ Chadwell, D./SIO/ Guayaquil
40/NSF/F
31 OCT Marine Geophysics OCE98-20026
Valparaiso Peru
1,2
3,4,5
06 NOV SP3A/Off Chile - 18-2/ Naar, D./USF/
Valparaiso 42/NSF/F
13 DEC gravity, mags. dredging OCE00-02313
Easter Island Chile
14
15 DEC SA3/transit/
Coale, K./MLML/ Easter Island 15/NSF/P
30 DEC transit
OCE
Lyttleton Chile, New
Zealand
(Cross date line, lose a day)
Agency
Funded Proposed
TOTAL
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NAVY
35
0
35
NSF
237
28
265
STATE
4
7
11
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TOTAL
276
35
311
MELVILLE:
POC: Rose Dufour/Elizabeth Brenner
LAST UPDATED: 2 October 2000
SIO Ship Schedulers
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093-0210
Tel: 858-534-2841
Fax: 858-535-1817
Email: shipsked@ucsd.edu
R/V Melville 2001
DAYS/AGENCY/
CRUISE MAP INDEX/AREA/ P.I./INSTITUTION/
STATUS/
DATES PURPOSE
PROPOSAL NO. PORTS
CLEARANCE
=======================================================================
25,26
27 DEC SP2/Tonga Trench/ Yayanos, A./SIO/
Apia 26/NSF/F
25 JAN LEXEN
OCE99-07651 Noumea
26,27 [Cross date-line loss]
to Thompson
?? JAN NP12/Off Hawaii/ Worcester,
P./SIO/ Honolulu 0/NSF/F
?? ??? HOME Fairfled
OCE98-19525 Honolulu
28 JAN SP1//
n.a./n.a./ Noumea
10/NSF/P
06 FEB transit to Guam n.a.
Guam
7,8,9
10 FEB NP10/Mariana Forearch/ Fryer, P./SOEST/ Guam
23/NSF/F
01 MAR Hawaii MR1, dredging OCE99-07063
Guam
2,3
04 MAR NP10//
Bloomer S./OSU/ Guam
39/NSF/F
12 APR Hawaii MR-1,dredging OCE001876
Guam
/Mariana forear/
Fryer, P./SOEST/
5/NSF/F
Hawaii MR-1
OCE99-07063
13,14
15 APR /transit/
transit// Guam
6/NAVY/F
20 APR
Naha
20,21,22,23,24,25
26 APR NP7/East China Sea/ Dahl, P/APL-UW/
Naha 29/NAVY/F
27 MAY ASIAEX
N0000-xxxxxxxx Naha
PRC,
28,29
Taiwan,
Japan,
Korea
30 MAY NP7/East Sea/
Watts, R./URI/ Naha
3/NAVY/F
01 JUN transit
N00014-98-1-0200 Pusan
2
03 JUN NP7/East Sea/
Watts, R./URI/ Pusan
16/NAVY/F
17 JUN Mooring Recovery N00014-98-1-0200
Pusan
18 JUN /LWAD 01-2/
Burdette, J./Naval Pusan 3/NAVY/F
20 JUN transit
Air Warfare/N.A. Naha
21 JUN /Off Korea & Japan/
Burdette, J./Naval Naha 0/NAVY/P
14 JUL non-op
Air Warfare/N.A. Naha
15,16
17 JUL /Off Korea & Japan/ Burdette,
J./Naval Naha 23/NAVY/F
05 AUG LWAD 01-2
Air Warfare/N.A. Naha
6
07 AUG NP12//
transit// Naha
10/NAVY/P
16 AUG
Lae
17,18
19 AUG SP1/Papua New Guinea/ Silver/UCSC/
Lae 40/NSF/F
23 SEP ROV Jason & AMS120
OCE99-07153 Lae
Papua New
24,25
Guinea
26 SEP IN5/from Lae to
transit/n.a./ Lae
14/NSF/P
07 OCT Honolulu/transit
n.a.
Papeete
[cross date line gain a day]
8,9,10
11 OCT SP3/16S-11S, 113-120W/ Forsyth D./Brown/
Papeete 55/NSF/F
30 NOV multibeam, airgun, dre OCE99-11729
Easter Island
1
14
?? ??? NP12/Off Hawaii/
Taylor, P./NAVO/ Honolulu 0/NAVY/F
?? ??? bathymetry
n.a.
Honolu
Agency
Funded Proposed
TOTAL
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NAVY
80
10
90
NSF
188
24
212
------
-----
-----
-----
TOTAL
268
34
302
THOMPSON:
---------- Forwarded message
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Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2000 16:50:36 -0400 (EDT)
From: unols@gsosun1.gso.uri.edu
To: edieter@nsf.gov, schwartz@ocean.washington.edu
Subject: Thomas_G._Thompson_2 2001 Letter Of Intent
POC: Daniel S. Schwartz
LAST UPDATED: 2 October 2000
Manager of Marine Operations
University of Washington
School of Oceanography
Box 357940
Seattle, WA 98195-7940
Tel: 206-543-5062
Fax: 206-543-6073
Email: schwartz@ocean.washington.edu
Letter Of Intent
R/V Thomas_G._Thompson_2 2001
DAYS/AGENCY/
CRUISE MAP INDEX/AREA/ P.I./INSTITUTION/
STATUS/
DATES PURPOSE
PROPOSAL NO. PORTS
CLEARANCE
=======================================================================
01 JAN NP9/Shipyard Seattle/ Schwartz,D/UW/
Seattle /Other/
15 JAN Complete installation n/a
Seattle
23 JAN NP9/Puget Sound/
McDuff,R/UW/ Seattle
4/STATE/F
26 JAN Student Instruction n/a
Seattle
08 FEB NP9//
Constable,S/SIO/ Seattle 4/NSF/F
11 FEB Geophysics/transit OCE-0002381
San Diego
2
14 FEB NP9/California Coast/ Constable,S/SIO/ San Diego
23/NSF/F
05 MAR Geophysics/transit OCE-0002381
San Diego
1
Twenty science days, two mobilization days, and one de-mobilization day.
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07 MAR NP9//
Constable,S/SIO/ San Diego 4/NSF/F
10 MAR return transit
OCE-0002381 Seattle
21 MAR NP9/Wash./Ore.
Coast/ Moum,J/OSU/ Seattle
8/NSF/F
28 MAR Coastal Ocean Shelf Tr OCE-9907854
Seattle
COOP Instrumentation.
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02 APR NP9/Puget Sound/
McDuff,R/UW/ Seattle
12/STATE/F
13 APR Student Instruction n/a
Seattle
14 APR NP9/Juan de
Fuca/ Johnson,P/UW/
Seattle 3/NSF/F
16 APR LEXEN-seamounts OCE-0085615
Seattle
Equipment trials in Puget Sound, for subsequent expedition to Juan de Fuca.
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21 APR NP9/Calif. Coast/
Levin,L/SIO/ Seattle
12/NOAA/F
02 MAY JASON ROV-methane seep UAF(CA)-99-15
Seattle
Allow four days at homeport to mobilize ROV, before trip.
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14 MAY NP9/Oregon/Wash.
Wheeler,P/OSU/ Seattle 23/NSF/F
05 JUN Coast/COAST
OCE-9907854 Seattle
21 days of science operations with a day to/from station at each end.
This
is
the first of two cruises, the dates for which have been approved by the PIs
(in
an e-mail of 9/25)--held in conjunction with Wecoma cruises.
----------
08 JUN NP9/Puget Sound/
McDuff,R/UW/ Seattle
4/STATE/F
11 JUN Student Instruction n/a
Seattle
17 JUN NP9/Juan de
Fuca/ Johnson,P/UW/
Seattle 17/NSF/F
03 JUL hydrothermal system th OCE-9907212
Seattle Canada
ROV Jason--allow 4 days to re-mobe ROV before cruise. This is a
continuation of work performed in CY-2000.
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07 JUL NP9/Puget Sound/
McDuff,R/UW/ Seattle
21/STATE/F
27 JUL Student Instruction n/a
Seattle
04 AUG NP9/Oregon/Wash.
Wheeler,P/OSU/ Seattle 23/NSF/F
26 AUG Coast/COAST
OCE-9907854 Seattle
21 days of science operations with a day to/from station at each end.
This
is the second of two cruises, the dates for which have been approved by the
PIs
(in an e-mail of 9/25)--held in conjunction with Wecoma cruises. If
Thompson performs this cruise, she will be unavailable for the Japan LWAD exercise.
----------
29 AUG NP9/North Pacific/
Worcester,P/SIO/ Seattle 8/NSF/F
05 SEP Transit to Hawaii/HOME OCE-9819525
Honolulu
1
07 SEP NP9/North Pacific/ Worcester,P/SIO/
Honolulu 13/NSF/F
18 SEP HOME/Farfield: recover OCE-9819525
Honolulu
Recovery of moorings installed by another vessel north of the Hawaiian
chain. One day of mobilization at Honolulu.
----------
19 SEP NP9/North Pacific/
Worcester,P/SIO/ Honolulu 4/NSF/F
22 SEP HOME/Farfield: turnaro OCE-9819525
Honolulu
23 SEP NP9/North Pacific/
Worcester,P/SIO/ Honolulu 15/NSF/F
05 OCT HOME/Farfield: re-depl OCE-9819525
Honolulu
2
Re-deployment of moorings south of Hawaiian chain. Two
de-mobilization/provisioning days at end of cruise, before return transit.
----------
08 OCT NP9/North Pacific/
Worcester,P/SIO/ Honolulu 8/NSF/F
15 OCT HOME/Farfield: return OCE-9819525
Seattle
18 OCT NP9/Cascadia
Basin/ Emerson,S/UW/ Seattle
12/NSF/F
28 OCT Geochem Redox-sensitiv OCE-9911103
San Diego
1
Cores & pore water analysis. Ten days of science and one day for transit
to
first station, and one-day de-mobilization at San Diego. Cruise will begin
at Seattle and end at San Diego, positioning ship for following LWAD mobilization.
----------
30 OCT NP9/Southern
California/ Burdette,J/NAWCAD/ San Diego 20/NAVY/F
18 NOV Southern California LW n/a
San Diego
Includes mobilization and de-mobilization days at San Diego.
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21 NOV NP9/Pacific
Coast/ Clark,D/NASA/ San
Diego 28/NASA/F
16 DEC EOS MRIS Initialization unknown
Seattle Mexico
This cruise was originally scheduled for CY-2000. Some funding has been
reserved this year and remainder to be acquired next year, when the cruise
will actually be run. Request changed to Nov. 2001 by PI on 8/14/00. Two
days
mobilization allowed for at beginning of trip. Science Ops/Transect will
be
from San Diego, down to Baja then up to Seattle.
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20 DEC NP9/Puget Sound/
McDuff,R/UW/ Seattle
4/STATE/F
23 DEC Student Instruction n/a
Seattle
Agency
Funded Proposed
TOTAL
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NASA
28
0
28
NAVY
20
0
20
NOAA
12
0
12
NSF
165
0
165
STATE
45
0
45
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TOTAL
270
0
270
ROV:
POC: Jon Alberts
LAST UPDATED: 25 September 2000
Marine Operations
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
38 Water St.
Mail Stop-37
Tel: 508-289-2277
Fax: 508-457-2185
Email: jalberts@whoi.edu
Letter Of Intent
R/V ROV 2001
DAYS/AGENCY/
CRUISE MAP INDEX/AREA/ P.I./INSTITUTION/
STATUS/
DATES PURPOSE
PROPOSAL NO. PORTS
CLEARANCE
=======================================================================
24,25,26 MAR
27 MAR IN3/Central Indian Van Dover/W & M/
Seychelles 35/NSF/F
05 MAY Ridge/Vents, JASON OCE-9712358
Seychelles KNORR
IN3/Indian Ocean/
Fornari, D./WHOI/
/NSF/F
Jason, DSL-120
OCE-
IN3/Indian Ocean/
Humphris, S./WHOI/
/NSF/F
Jason, DSL-120
OCE-
IN3/Central Ind.
Vrijenhoek, R./
10/NSF/F
R/Jason,DSL-120,ArgoII MBARI/OCE9910799
6,7 MAY
18,19,20
21 APR NP9/Calif. Coast/ Levin,L/SIO/
Seattle 12/NOAA/F
02 MAY JASON ROV-methane seep UAF(CA)-99-15
Seattle R/V THOMPSON
Allow four days at homeport to mobilize ROV, before trip.
?? JUN /Hawaii/
Coffin, R./NRL/ Honolulu xx/DOE/F
?? JUL CO2, Jason
DE-A126-99FT40623 Honolulu
Requires large ship, 18 days, un-scheduled at present
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17 JUN NP9/Juan de
Fuca/ Johnson,P/UW/
Seattle 17/NSF/F
03 JUL hydrothermal system th OCE-9907212
Seattle Canada
R/V THOMPSON
ROV Jason--allow 4 days to re-mobe ROV before cruise. This is a
continuation of work performed in CY-2000.
16,17,18
19 AUG SP1/Huon Gulf/
Silver, E./UCSC/ Lae, Papua 41/NSF/F
23 SEP Jason,DSL-120
OCE-9907153 Lae, Papua R/V
24,25
MELVILLE
25,26,27 Oct
28 OCT /EPR/
Schouten, H./WHOI/ Manzanillo 34/NSF/F
25 NOV Alvin,DSL-120
OCE-9819261 Manzanillo ATLANTIS
26, 27 Nov
?? ??? NP9/Juan de
Fuca/ Johnson, P./UW/ Seattle
/NSF/F
?? ??? Jason
OCE-9911523 Seattle
Canada,
R/V
THOMPSON
Lexen program 1st of 2 cruises
14 days on station, funded
Un-scheduled at present
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Agency
Funded Proposed
TOTAL
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NOAA
17
0
17
NSF
143
0
143
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TOTAL
160
0
160
| NAME | INST/ORG. | PHONE | FAX | |
| Alberts, Jon | WHOI | (508) 289-2277 | (508) 457-2185 | jalberts@whoi.edu |
| Askew, Tim | HBOI | (561) 465-2400 X262 | (561) 465-2116 | taskew@hboi.edu |
| Diebold, John | LDEO | (845) 365-8367 | (845) 359-6817 | marscico@ldeo.columbia.edu |
| Gardner, Joan | NRL | (202) 404-1094 | (202) 767-0167 | gardner@gur.nrl.navy.mil |
| Knox, Robert | UNOLS | (858) 534-4729 | (858) 535-1817 | rknox@ucsd.edu |
| Osgood, Kenric | NOAA | (301) 713-3338X135 | (301) 713-4044 | Kenric.Osgood@noaa.gov |
| Pfeiffer, Tim | ONR | (703) 696-6999 | Timothy_Pfeiffer@onr.navy.mil | |
| Prince, Mike | UNOLS | (831) 632-4410 | (831) 632-4413 | office@unols.org |
| Rabalais, Steve | LUMCON | (504) 851-2808 | (504) 851-2863 | srabalais@lumcon.edu |
| Rossmann, Fred | NOAA | (301) 713-2465 X184 | Frederick.w.Rossmann@noaa.gov | |
| Schwartz, Dan | UNOLS/UW | (206) 543-5062 | (206) 543-6073 | schwartz@ocean.washington.edu |
| Taylor, Paul | NAVO | (228) 688-5843 | (228) 688-5602 | taylorp@navo.navy.mil |
| Ustach,Joe | UNOLS | (252) 504-7579 | (252) 504-7651 | joeu@duke.edu |
| White, Douglas | UDEL | (302) 645-4225 | (302) 645-4007 | dw@udel.edu |
| White, Elizabeth | NOAA | (301) 713-3435X135 | (301) 713-1541 | Elizabeth.white@noaa.gov |
| Wilkes, Gordon | NAVO | (228) 688-4376 | (228) 688-4639 | wilkesg@navo.navy.mil |
| Epp, David | NSF | Depp@nsf.gov | ||
| Taylor, Phil | NSF | Prtaylor@nsf.gov | ||
| Dieter, Emma | NSF | Edieter@nsf.gov | ||
| Smith, Holly | NSF | Hesmith@nsf.gov | ||
| Daly, Kendra | NSF | Kdaly@nsf.gov | ||
| Itsweire, Eric | NSF | Eitsweir@nsf.gov |
ALPHA HELIX
ATLANTIS
CAPE HATTERAS
EWING
KNORR
MELVILLE
OCEANUS
REVELLE
WECOMA
This is an estimate of total costs for the UNOLS fleet based on Ship Operations and Technician costs.
| Sum of Operating Days & Ship Costs | Grant Agency | TOTAL | Daily Rates | ||||||||||
| Ship | NAVY | NOAA | NSF | OTHER | Ship | Tech | Total | ||||||
| Alpha_Helix | 0 | $ - | 108 | $ 1,104,732 | 53 | $ 483,678 | 27 | $ 276,183 | 188 | $ 1,923,052 | $ 9,126 | $ 1,103 | $ 10,229 |
| Atlantis | 33 | $ 769,560 | 1 | $ 23,320 | 191 | $ 4,106,500 | 0 | $ - | 225 | $ 5,247,000 | $ 21,500 | $ 1,820 | $ 23,320 |
| Blue_Heron | 0 | $ - | 6.5 | $ 30,225 | 40 | $ 160,000 | 16 | $ 74,400 | 62.5 | $ 290,625 | $ 4,000 | $ 650 | $ 4,650 |
| Cape_Hatteras | 36 | $ 321,012 | 44 | $ 392,348 | 101 | $ 797,799 | 11 | $ 98,087 | 192 | $ 1,712,064 | $ 7,899 | $ 1,018 | $ 8,917 |
| Cape_Henlopen | 19 | $ 150,100 | 22 | $ 173,800 | 111 | $ 721,500 | 0 | $ - | 152 | $ 1,200,800 | $ 6,500 | $ 1,400 | $ 7,900 |
| Clifford_A._Barnes | 15 | $ 27,000 | 0 | $ - | 42 | $ 75,600 | 28 | $ 50,400 | 85 | $ 153,000 | $ 1,800 | $ - | $ 1,800 |
| Edwin_Link | 0 | $ - | 0 | $ - | 0 | $ - | 0 | $ - | 0 | $ - | $ 10,200 | $ 1,590 | $ 11,790 |
| Endeavor | 112 | $ 1,366,400 | 0 | $ - | 130 | $ 1,339,000 | 0 | $ - | 242 | $ 2,952,400 | $ 10,300 | $ 1,900 | $ 12,200 |
| Gyre | 64 | $ 604,800 | 0 | $ - | 10 | $ 90,000 | 58 | $ 548,100 | 132 | $ 1,247,400 | $ 9,000 | $ 450 | $ 9,450 |
| Knorr | 55 | $ 1,119,800 | 0 | $ - | 229 | $ 4,236,500 | 0 | $ - | 284 | $ 5,782,240 | $ 18,500 | $ 1,860 | $ 20,360 |
| Laurentian | 0 | $ - | 50 | $ - | 45 | $ - | 0 | $ - | 95 | $ - | $ - | $ - | $ - |
| Longhorn | 74 | $ 344,100 | 0 | $ - | 0 | $ - | 98 | $ 455,700 | 172 | $ 799,800 | $ 4,000 | $ 650 | $ 4,650 |
| Maurice_Ewing | 10 | $ 187,670 | 0 | $ - | 286 | $ 4,686,396 | 0 | $ - | 296 | $ 5,555,032 | $ 16,386 | $ 2,381 | $ 18,767 |
| Melville | 101 | $ 1,822,242 | 0 | $ - | 227 | $ 3,653,111 | 0 | $ - | 328 | $ 5,917,776 | $ 16,093 | $ 1,949 | $ 18,042 |
| New_Horizon | 70 | $ 692,720 | 0 | $ - | 146 | $ 1,307,284 | 51 | $ 504,696 | 267 | $ 2,642,232 | $ 8,954 | $ 942 | $ 9,896 |
| Oceanus | 0 | $ - | 66 | $ 752,400 | 192 | $ 1,881,600 | 0 | $ - | 258 | $ 2,941,200 | $ 9,800 | $ 1,600 | $ 11,400 |
| Pelican | 62 | $ 306,900 | 19 | $ 94,050 | 134 | $ 576,200 | 37 | $ 183,150 | 252 | $ 1,247,400 | $ 4,300 | $ 650 | $ 4,950 |
| Point_Sur | 49 | $ 422,625 | 0 | $ - | 81 | $ 607,500 | 45 | $ 388,125 | 175 | $ 1,509,375 | $ 7,500 | $ 1,125 | $ 8,625 |
| Robert_Gordon_Sproul | 49 | $ 364,952 | 0 | $ - | 36 | $ 240,624 | 8 | $ 59,584 | 93 | $ 692,664 | $ 6,684 | $ 764 | $ 7,448 |
| Roger_Revelle | 35 | $ 619,395 | 0 | $ - | 267 | $ 4,210,590 | 6 | $ 106,182 | 308 | $ 5,450,676 | $ 15,770 | $ 1,927 | $ 17,697 |
| Sea_Diver | 101 | $ 653,975 | 20 | $ 129,500 | 17 | $ 98,600 | 14 | $ 90,650 | 152 | $ 984,200 | $ 5,800 | $ 675 | $ 6,475 |
| Seward_Johnson | 40 | $ 511,600 | 0 | $ - | 246 | $ 2,656,800 | |||||||
