AMLR 2002 Weekly Report No. 1
13 January
2002
1. The Russian R/V Yuzhmorgeologiya
departed Punta Arenas, Chile
at 0930 on 11 January 2002
in route to the U.S. AMLR study area in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica.Good
weather has allowed excellent progress and landfall is expected later this
evening, several hours ahead of schedule.
2. First stop will be in AdmiraltyBay
where acoustic transducers will be calibrated and personnel (S. Emslie
and M. Polito) and provisions transferred
ashore to the Copacabana field camp.
3. Second stop will be at the CapeShirreff
field camp where personnel (R. Holt, SW Fisheries Science Center, P. Parker,
SWFSC, and V. Vallejos, Chilean Antarctic
Institute) and provisions will be transferred ashore.
4. Scientific party remaining aboard will include:
R. Hewitt, SWFSC, chief scientist
J. Emery,SWFSC,
acoustics
V. Loeb,Moss
Landing Marine Labs, zooplankton
A. Jenkins,SWFSC,
small boats, zooplankton
R. Rowley, small boats, zooplankton
N. Gong, SWFSC, zooplankton
M. Force, SWFSC, zooplankton
S. Peters, SWFSC, zooplankton
E. Bredesen,University
of British Columbia
L. Linacre, SWFSC, zooplankton
M. Prowse, South
Africa, oceanography, ET support
D. Needham, South
Africa, oceanography, ET support
J. Wieland,
Scripps Inst. Ocean., Phytoplankton
R. Reynolds, Univ. Washington,
Phytoplankton
C. Hewes,
Scripps Inst. Ocean., phytoplankton
J. Lipsky,
SWFSC, lipid extractions and scat analysis