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1977 UNOLS Summer Advisory Council Meeting

Meeting Site: 
Moss Landing Marine Laboratory
Moss Land, California

As a URI-Certified Green Office, UNOLS strives to host environmentally sustainable events.  We respectfully request that you consider bringing a reusable travel mug and water bottle to the event.

Committee Reference
UNOLS Council
Location
Moss Land, CA
Meeting Minutes
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1977 Advisory Council Meeting Minutes (Summer) 862.916 KB
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1977 UNOLS Spring Advisory Council Meeting

Meeting Site: 
Park Central Hotel, Room 1101
Washington D.C. 

As a URI-Certified Green Office, UNOLS strives to host environmentally sustainable events.  We respectfully request that you consider bringing a reusable travel mug and water bottle to the event.

Committee Reference
UNOLS Council
Location
Washington, D.C.
Meeting Minutes
Attachment Size
1977 Advisory Council Meeting Minutes (Spring) 116.44 KB
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1988 Fall SSC Joint East and West Coast Ship Scheduling Meeting

Meeting Site:
Board Room
American Insitute of Architects
1735 New York Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC

As a URI-Certified Green Office, UNOLS strives to host environmentally sustainable events.  We respectfully request that you consider bringing a reusable travel mug and water bottle to the event.

Committee Reference
Ship Scheduling Committee (SSC)
Location
Washington D.C.
Meeting Minutes
Attachment Size
1988 Joint SSC Meeting Summary Report (Fall) 915.412 KB
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2018 FIC Summer Meeting

Committee Reference
Fleet Improvement Committee (FIC)
Location
Alexandria, VA
Meeting Agenda
Attachment Size
2018 Summer FIC Meeting - Agenda 133.12 KB
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2018 Council Spring Meeting

Meeting Location:
Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites
Cedar Room
105 Visitor Center Drive
Williamsburg, VA
Phone: 855-235-1675

Transportation Information: 

Where is the nearest airport?:
There are more than 200 flights daily into three nearby airports: Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport (PHF) (20 minutes), Norfolk International Airport (ORF) (45 minutes), or Richmond International Airport (RIC) (45 minutes). [Note: Tunnels into Norfolk can be a challenge during rush hour.]

Where is the nearest train station?:  
Amtrak serves the Williamsburg Transportation Center with a connecting train from Washington, D.C. The center is just blocks from Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area and offers taxi service. 

Committee Reference
UNOLS Council
Documents
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2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix I: Participant List 45.34 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix II: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Report 5503.593 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix III: 2018 Fleet schedules and science operations, and 2019 ship scheduling 430.714 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix IV: New features to the UNOLS STRS Schedules that Account for each Calendar Day 437.225 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix V: Non-Operator Committee Requirements 114.343 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix VI: MSROC Response to NSF DCL Regarding Marine Seismic Capabilities 122.352 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix VII: Status of the Re-competition of the UNOLS Office 114.11 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix VIII: Regional Class Research Vessels Update 2783.498 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix IX: Status of a California state effort to acquire a vessel to replace Robert Gordon Sproul 1810.496 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix X: R/V Rachel Carson Update 553.256 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XI: Polar Research Vessel Acquisition Status 2932.837 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XII: Global Class SMRs 57.517 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XIII: Post Cruise Assessment Reports (PCAR) – Subcommittee Activities and Plans 1709.584 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XIV: UNOLS Fall Council/Annual Meeting Plans 126.863 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XV: Nominating Committee update on the 2019 Council Slate 188.014 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XVI: UNOLS Membership Application – Stockton State University 103.732 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XVII: OOI Facility Board Report 1666.287 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XVIII: UNOLS Outreach and Early Career Investigator Initiatives 566.88 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XIX: Chief Scientist Training Cruise Participant Statistics 920.518 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XX: Research Vessel Safety Standards (RVSS) Updates 287.308 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XXII: Video Production Update: Shipboard Civility: Fostering a Respectful Work Environment 138.518 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XXIII: MERAS Report 105.968 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XXIV: 2018/2019 UNOLS Goal Update 102.114 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XXV: Research Vessel Operators' Committee (RVOC) Report 78.951 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XXVI: Arctic Icebreaker Coordinating Committee (AICC) Report 4972.198 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XXVII: Deep Submergence Science Committee (DESSC) Report 883.224 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XXVIII: Marine Seismic Research Oversight Committee (MSROC) Report 4568.036 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XXIX: UNOLS Workshops & Symposiums 2986.849 KB
2018 Spring Council Meeting – Appendix XXX: IRSO Update 398.073 KB
Location
Williamsburg, VA
Meeting Agenda
Attachment Size
2018 Spring Council Meeting - Agenda 128.719 KB
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2018 SCOAR Meeting

Meeting Location:

NASA Ames Research Center
Moffett Field, CA 94035

Committee Reference
Scientific Committee for Oceanographic Aircraft Research (SCOAR)
Location
Moffett Field, CA
Meeting Agenda
Attachment Size
2018 SCOAR Meeting - Agenda 111.083 KB
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2018 May Ship Scheduling Meeting

Meeting Location:

Carriage House
Quisset Campus
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
360 Woods Hole Rd.
Woods Hole, MA 02543

Meeting Times:

May 3rd- Thursday 0830 to 1630

May 4th- Friday 0830 to 1200

Meeting Accomodations:

Nearby Recommend Hotels (No Room Block was reserved for this meeting)

Committee Reference
Ship Scheduling Committee (SSC)
Location
Woods Hole, MA
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2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting

Meeting Location:

Carriage House
Quisset Campus
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
360 Woods Hole Rd.
Woods Hole, MA 02543

Committee Reference
Deep Submergence Science Committee (DESSC)
Documents
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2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix I: Participant List 50.499 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix II: UNOLS Report 427.464 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix III: NDSF Vehicle Operations Summary 947.606 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix IV: 2019 NDSF Schedules and Beyond 1168.463 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix V: Update on R/V Atlantis mid-life refit 723.039 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix VI: Sentry Debrief Summary 291.265 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix VII: Jason Debrief Summary 360.924 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix VIII: UNOLS On-Line Post Cruise Assessment Report Update 1092.618 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix IX: National Deep Submergence Facility Update 2081.48 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix X: National Deep Submergence Facility Operator’s Report 957.389 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XI: The future of NDSF Multibeam 963.008 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XII: Autonomous Surface Vehicle tender for Sentry 5223.592 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XIII: Schmidt Ocean Institute 4500 m ROV Update 2870.668 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XV: Report on income from NDSF image use 86.246 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XVI: Justification for deep submergence access that is greater than 4500m 297.473 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XVII: Optimizing NDSF Vehicle Use 2286.507 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XVIII: Brainstorm Session 1: Follow-up from Fall DeSSC meeting suggestions 59.557 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XIX: DeSSC Subcommittee on Telepresence-Enabled Science Missions Report 3433.723 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XX: Video Standards and Data Management 1187.965 KB
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting – Appendix XXI: USBLs on UNOLS Vessels 257.936 KB
Location
Woods Hole, MA
Meeting Agenda
Attachment Size
2018 Spring DeSSC Meeting - Agenda 110.115 KB
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green Boats and Ports Banner - Dates August 29 to August 30, Portland Oregonn
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Oregon State University and the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS) invite you to join representatives from academia, government agencies, and private industry to discuss current and future environmental sustainability of ships, boats, and ports.  Previousworkshops held in 2012, 2014, and 2016 opened a dialog on marine sustainability topics and initiatives.  This workshop will continue these discussions and help our community better understand resources and practical solutions available to maximize the environmental sustainability of our existing and future vessels, support facilities, and ports. 

The workshop will be 1½ days long, with invited presentations from marine architects, designers, builders, private businesses, representatives of Federal, State and local agencies, and international sustainability experts.  Presentations will cover topics such as port sustainability and best practices, emerging green technologies and initiatives, propulsion and fuel efficiency, emissions, ballast water treatment, waste management, recycling, and best practices for environmental sustainability.  Progress on greening initiatives within the U.S. Academic Research Fleet will be reported.  An evening poster session is planned with a reception and dinner, and all participants are welcome to provide displays.

The most recent version of the 2018 Green Boats meeting agenda can be found below.

Keynote Speakers:

Ms. Jonelle Simunich, ARUP

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Jonelle is a Senior Strategist in Arup's global Foresight, Research + Innovation team. She has a formal background in urban planning, practical knowledge as an architect and a perpetual curiosity for the world. At Arup she works to identify and monitor the trends and disruptors likely to impact the future of the built environment and society at large. She specializes in the research, analysis and delivery of market-specific trend reports, visions, scenarios, strategy and stakeholder workshops. Ms. Simunich will be presenting on Resilient and Regenerative Cities: Design approaches for rising tides.

Mr. John C. Morris, USCG

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Mr. John Morris is an environmental protection specialist at U.S. Coast Guard headquarters and program manager for development and implementation of the 2012 Ballast Water Management regulations.  Previously, he was a director for the American Chemistry Council trade association, and an environmental protection specialist for the U.S. Department of Energy.  Mr. Morris has a Masters in Environmental Policy and Management from the University of Denver. He will be presenting on USCG Pollution Prevention Programs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meeting Location and Accomodations:

Portland Marriot Downtown Waterfront

Mount Hood Room
1401 SW Naito Parkway
Portland, OR 97201

CLICK HERE to Book a Hotel Room at the Portland Marriot Downtown Waterfront. The rate is $199.00 per night and the deadline to book a room at this rate is August 7, 2018. If you register after the deadline, the hotel may still honor the room block rate, please call them with questions.

Transit information from the Portland International Airport:  The TriMet MAX light rail "Red Line" runs directly from Portland International Airport to within eight blocks of the Marriott; the stop is Morrison/SW 3rd Ave. Trains run every 15 minutes from PDX; travel time is about 25 minutes. Fare is $5 for 1-day transit pass.

Poster Printing Information: 

FedEx Office Print and Ship Center 
1400 SW 5th Ave 110
Portland, OR 97201

This FedEx store is about 4 blocks from the hotel and can do short-notice jobs (including via e-mail).
 

Registration:

The Registration fee is $250.00 and includes lunches and the Wednesday evening dinner. Student rates are available; please email the UNOLS office for details.

As part of the UNOLS Goal to support early career professionals, we are pleased to offer a student registration rate of $175.00. Please email the UNOLS Office if you are a student interested in attending Green Boats and Ports for Blue Waters IV. 

The deadline to register has passed, please email the UNOLS Office if you have any questions!

Meeting Sponsorship:

Sponsorship opportunities are available for the Green Boats and Ports for Blue Waters IV Workshop and are a great way to showcase your company to our audience of scientists, ship operators and industry professionals. Be a part of this engaging conversation about the future of sustainable vessels and ports! For more information on our exciting sponsorship opportunities, please email Don Hilliard (Oregon State University) at hilliard@onid.orst.edu
 

UNOLS Community Updates on Greening the Fleet Activities

If you are a UNOLS Ship Operator and would like your sustainability updates to be presented at the meeting, please complete this short survey!

Funding support for the workshop is provided by the UNOLS federal sponsors (NSF, Navy, NOAA, BOEM, and USGS) and OSU's College of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences. As a URI-Certified Green Office, UNOLS strives to host environmentally sustainable events. We respectfully request that you consider bringing a reusable travel mug and water bottle to the event.

Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors!

Green Boats and Ports for Blue Waters IV Sponsors

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Committee Reference
UNOLS Council
Documents
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Green Boats 2018 - Poster Presentations 53.682 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix I: Participant List 409.665 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix II: History of the Green Boats & Ports Initiative 3556.873 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix III: Trading in U.S. Waters: USCG Pollution Prevention Programs 4380.862 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix IV: Zero-V: A Hydrogen Fueled Research Vessel 6993.703 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix V: Sail Assist Research Vessels 11001.312 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix VI: Digitalization and Maritime Autonomy 5128.385 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix VII: Climate Change, Oceans & Sustainability 11707.954 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix VIII: Shipboard Power Quality Problems: What it is, What causes it, Effects of it, and Available technologies to correct it 2412.149 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix IX: Integrated Power and Energy System for Research Vessels 2063.651 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix X: Re-Powering the R/V RACHEL CARSON 5137.004 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix XI: Part 1: Caterpillar EPA Tier-4 and IMO III Emissions Solutions for Research Vessels 5457.404 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix XII: Part 2: CAT Propulsion Green Solutions for Research Vessels 1486.655 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix XIII: Green Marine – Environmental Certification Program 2257.887 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix XIV: The Human Side of Environmental Compliance- Training, Tools, and Techniques 4757.838 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix XV: Use of Pervious Pavement at Marine Terminals 5919.613 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix XVI: Port-operated systems for automated vessel underwater noise measurement 2722.304 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix XVII: PANOLIN, GREENMARINE Technology 16.638 KB
2018 GBW4 Appendix XVIII: Operations in the Southern Ocean 8346.174 KB
Location
Portland, OR
Meeting Agenda
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2018 Green Boats and Ports for Blue Waters IV - Agenda 72.604 KB
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Ocean Sciences Meeting Town Hall Announcement: 
Planning for the next US Global Class Research Vessel 

Hosted by the UNOLS FIC Subcommittee on Global Ship SMRs: Gregory Cutter, Chair; Byron Blomquist; Suzanne Carbotte; Clare Reimers; James Swift

When: Monday, February 12, 2018: 12:45 PM – 1:45 PM

Where: Oregon Convention Center, Room D139-D140

The Fleet Improvement Committee (FIC) of UNOLS (University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System) works to assure the continuing excellence of the Academic Research Fleet (ARF), to improve the capability and effectiveness of individual ships, and to assure that the number, mix and overall capability of ships in the ARF match the science requirements of academic oceanography in the U.S. In this context, planning for a new vessel involves creating a "Science Mission Requirements" (SMRs) document that describes the vessel's size, performance, capabilities, and facilities, which then becomes the blueprint to seek funding for detailed planning and eventually, construction. Based on current science programs and future projections, and considering the age and capabilities of the current fleet, the FIC is developing a SMR for the next Global Class, general purpose, research ship.

This meeting is for gathering community input to help us write SMRs that reflect the requirements of the ocean science community broadly – all disciplines. Early career to senior scientists should come to the meeting with experience-based ideas for a next-generation ship that will facilitate both discipline-specific and interdisciplinary research. Projects that may be on the horizon that will need Global Class vessels should introduce their mission scenarios.

Committee Reference
Fleet Improvement Committee (FIC)
Location
Portland, OR