Page Submission Viewer: Form Draft Review Healy - Cruise Planning Questionnaire
 Submitted on October 30, 2009

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1. HEALY Cruise: HLY1002/ECS/NOAA/02Aug10-06Sep10
2. Cruise dates:
(Determined by the Cruise Number)		 Start: August 02, 2010     End:September 06, 2010
Chief Scientist Contact Information
3. Your Name: Deborah Hutchinson
4. Affiliation: US Geological Survey
5. Funding Agency: USGS and/or NOAA
6. Grant Number: N/A
7. Full Address: USGS 384 Woods Hole Rd Woods Hole, MA 02543
8. Phone Number:508-457-2263
9. Email Address:dhutchinson at usgs dot gov
10. Fax Number:508-457-2310
Equipment Onload
11 Date and Time to Start Loading in Seattle:TBD
12. Special Requirements for Loading or in-port logistics:
(eg single piece heavier than 5 Tons or a portable van)		No
12b. If yes, Please list point of contact for in port logistics:
13. Cargo List:
No response

Additional File(s) Uploaded for Cargo List: 0
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14. Give a brief description of the area of operations and type of work to be done and science objective:

Area of Ops: Canada Basin of the Arctic Ocean, with a focus on the southern part, including within the US and Canadian EEZs.

Science Objectives: Collect seismic data to fulfill the requirements of Article 76 of the Convention on the Law of the Sea

Note: This is a collaborative two-icebreaker experiment with the Geological Survey of Canada using CCGS Louis S. St-Laurent.
Operational Plan Description
15. Operational plan: Cruise Tracks and Station Locations. Please provide as complete a description as possible. Include with this plan, or separately, a complete list of stations with ID, Latitude, Longitude, depth and other information such as type of sampling/operations as appropriate. Use the text box below or upload separate documents as needed.

15a. Upload a cruise track file (jpeg, pdf, gif, etc) here (required):
Cruise Track Uploaded: Tracks-28oct09.jpg    

15b. Upload additional files as needed:
Additional File(s) Uploaded for Operational Plan: 0
|Filename| |File Size|


Operational Plan Description
No response

Will the vessel be operating within 200 miles of a foreign country?   Yes
If yes, Please list them here:
Canada
16. Will you be contacting Native communities to inform them of your intended icebreaker research activities?  Yes
If yes, please list the native communities and contacts:
Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission - Harry Brower BASC - Glenn Sheehan
17. Will Marine Mammal Protection Act, NEPA or Endangered Species Act consultation or permitting be required?  Yes
If yes, please provide documentation.:
No response
18a. Cruise Plan and Description of Operations:
Provide as much detail as possible about the type of operations and sampling to be conducted, daily schedule and hours of operation, type of equipment to be used and any other information that will help us prepare for this cruise. Use additional pages or send corrected drafts as necessary. If this is a multi-investigator cruise, please include a list of Co-PI's who will be submitting operational science plans:
ECS Healy 2010 will be the third year of two-icebreaker operations with CCGS Louis S. St-Laurent. The experiment takes place in the sea ice covering the Canada Basin. Healy collects multibeam bathymetric data and Louis collects multichannel seismic reflection and refraction data. For light to moderate ice conditions, Healy leads and breaks ice for Louis. For heavy ice conditions where it is unsafe to collect seismic data, Louis leads Healy to collect multibeam data. Depending on ice conditions (i.e., if track lines are located in open water), Healy may be able to leave Louis to conduct single-ship multibeam acquisition and dredging, similar to operations in previous years. While preliminary tracklines have been identified for U.S. purposes (map uploaded 28 Oct. 2009), the Canadian tracks have not yet been determined. Final tracks are yet to be determined based on results of 2009 two-icebreaker experiment (being evaluated in fall/winter, 2009/2010). Operations are 24- hour.


18b. Upload additional files as needed:

Additional File(s) Uploaded for Description of Operation: 0
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19. If your cruise involves any of the following, please check below:
(Items marked * Require advance approval.)
Items
 Check
Multiple PI or Institution Cruise:No
24 hour science operations (Night Work?):Yes
Personnel Deployed on Ice:No
Hazardous Materials:No
Radioactive Isotopes:No *
Stable Isotopes:No *
Gasoline to run science equipment:No
Explosive Devices:No
Fire Arms:No *
Flammable Gases:No
Portable air compressors:No
     If yes, please indicate the power requirements:
19a. Ancillary Programs
 
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20. Diving Operations:  No
Number of Dives:
Purpose:
Will members of the science party be diving:  
Are you requesting USCG diver support:        
21. Small Boat Operations:  No
Use of science party small boats:
Use of USCG small boats:
Number of deployments expected:
Purpose:
Range in miles from the ship:
Payload size and weight:
Gasoline for science equipment:
22. Helicopter Operations:  No
Passenger Transports:
Cargo Transports:
Payload size and weight:
Maximum hours/flight:
Average hours/day:
Number of flights:
Total flight hours:
Installation of sensors on Helicopter:
Describe flight operations:
Range in miles from the ship:
Average track miles for each sortie:
23. Deployment or Recovery of Moorings:  No
Provide the Lat/Long/Depth of each mooring:
Mooring Worksheet:
Number of Moorings to deploy:
Number of Moorings to recover:
Min Depth:
Max Depth:
 
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24. Total Number of People in Your Party
(include NSF provided support personnel such as LDEO and Scripps; do not include helicopter personnel):		No response
25. Current Crew List
Last Name First Name Institution Position Phone/Email Sex Date On Date Off Foreign Nat. Nationality
1 Edwards Brian U.S. Geological Survey Chief Scientist 650-329-5488
bedwards at usgs dot gov		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
2 OBrien Thomas U.S. Geological Survey Scientist 508-457-2246
tobrien at usgs dot gov		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
3 Danforth William U.S. Geological Survey Scientist 508-457-2274
bdanforth at usgs dot gov		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
4 Triezenberg Peter U.S. Geological Survey Scientist 650-329-5207
ptriezenberg at usgs dot gov		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
5 Gibbons Helen U.S. Geological Survey Scientist 650-329-5042
hgibbons at usgs dot gov		 F 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
6 Dufore Christopher U.S. Geological Survey Scientist 727-803-8747x3041
cdufore at usgs dot gov		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
7 Patsavas Mark University South Florida Scientist 727-553-3922
mpatsava at mail dot usf dot edu		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
8 Liu Sherwood Scientist 727-553-3922
liu at marine dot usf dot edu		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
9 Chayes Dale LDEO/NSF Science Officer 845-365-8434
dale at ldeo dot columbia dot edu		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
10 Roberts Steve UCAR/LDEO/NSF Computer engineer 303-497-2637
sroberts at ucar dot edu		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
11 Bolmer Tom WHOI Data specialist (508) 289-2628
tbolmer at whoi dot edu		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
12 dal Ferro Pete U.S. Geological Survey Engineering Technician 831-427-4477
pdalferro at usgs dot gov		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
13 White Jenny U.S. Geological Survey Engineering Technician 831-427-4484
jwhite at usgs dot gov		 F 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
14 Stevenson Andrew U.S. Geological Survey Scientist 360-928-0276
andy at thestevensons dot us		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
15 Clemente-Colon Pablo NIC/NOAA Scientist 301-394-3105
Pablo dot Clemente-Colon at natice dot noaa dot gov		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
16 Miller Joshua NIC/USCG Ice Analyst/Buoy Technician 301-394-3049
josh dot miller at noaa dot gov		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
17 Panowicz Caryn NIC Ice analyst (Louis) 301-394-3028
caryn dot panowicz at noaa dot gov		 F 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
18 Singler Caroline NOAA/Teacher-at-Sea Teacher outreach 978-798-1812
Caroline_Singler at lsrhs dot net		 F 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
19 Schmoker William PolarTREC Arctic Research Con. Teacher outreach 720-201-5749
bill dot schmoker at gmail dot com		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
20 Street David Canadian Hydrographic Service Hydrogropher 709-726-9280
M 7-Aug-10 3-Sep-10 Yes Canadian
21 Bourdeau Michel Canadian Coast Guard Canadian command liaison
M 7-Aug-10 3-Sep-10 Yes Canadian
22 Clark Erin Canadian Ice Service CIS observer/liaison
erin dot clark at ec dot gc dot ca		 F 7-Aug-10 3-Sep-10 Yes Canadian
23 Kaleak Ralph BASC Native community liaison 907-852-4881
basc at arcticscience dot org		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
24 Pudenz Justin MRAG marine mammal observer 507-822-0576
justinpudenz at Yahoo dot com		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
25 Addae Kwasi MRAG marine mammal observer 206-388-6635
Kwasi131 at gmail dot com		 M 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
26 Ashworth Sarah MRAG marine mammal observer 206-303-8675
ashwos at gmail dot com		 F 2-Aug-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
27 Childs Jonathan U.S. Geological Survey Scientist 650-329-5195
jchilds at usgs dot gov		 M 3-Sep-10 6-Sep-10 No USA
25a.Dietary Requirements:
Vegetarian 0
Vegan 0
No Red Meat 0
Low Fat 0
Comments:
 
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26. Please check (X) by equipment needed. If you have questions, or need assistance, please call or email the Marine Science Department or at 206-217-6300. There are two trawl core winches and two oceanographic winches. Healy has spare drums with cable for the oceanographic winches which can only be changed in port.
Cables Instrument(s) Instrument Wts Max Depth A Frame
[ ] .322"conducting cable (12k meters) [ ]AFT [ ]STBD
[ ] 3/8" steel cable (10k meters) [ ]AFT [ ]STBD
[ ] .680 coax conducting cable (12k meters) [ ]AFT [ ]STBD
[ ] 9/16" steel cable (14k meters) [ ]AFT [ ]STBD
[ ] 1/4" steel cable (14k meters) [ ]AFT [ ]STBD
[ ] Spare .322 conducting cable (12k meters on spare drum) [ ]AFT [ ]STBD
[ ] SeaMac portable winch-Instrument [ ]AFT [ ]STBD
Will you be bringing your own winch and wire?   No
Describe use, size, and weight & power requirements below:
 
 
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27. Crane requirements:
  Anticipated use
[ ] Port Side Fantail Crane (Safe Working Load: 5 tons)
[ ] Starboard Side Fantail Crane (Safe Working Load: 15 tons)
[ ] 04 Deck Cranes (Safe Working Load: 15 tons)
[ ] Forecastle Crane (Safe Working Load: 3 tons)
Describe other lifting requirements here: (cranes have limited reach please consult the crane descriptions)
No response

28. Deckspace Requirements:
[ ]Vans [ ]   Incubators [ ]  Storage
Total Number
Type/Size
Location
Water Req
Seawater Req
Power Req
Describe all other Deckspace requirements here:
No response
 
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29. Science Equipment and Lab Configuration:
CTD - SIO support
Click here for Healy Station keeping parameters
[x]  SeaBird 911 + CTD
Use:Occasional
Depth -     Min(m):No response     Max(m):3900
Approximate Number of casts planned:   10
[ ]  Redundant Temperature Sensors [ ]  Redundant Conductivity Sensors
[ ]  O2 Sensor, SBE43 [ ]  Wet Labs Transmissometer, CST-DR
[ ]  Chelsea Fluorometer, MKIII, Chlorophyll-a [ ]  Altimeter
[ ] WetLabs Fluorometer, ECO Chlorophyll, FLTRD
[ ]  24-place rosette with 12 Liter internal spring Niskin bottles [ ]  12-place rosette with 30 Liter internal spring Niskin bottles
[ ]  Biospherical QSP2300 PAR sensor O-Ring type:
[ ] Silicone    [ ] Nitrile Buna-N    [ ] VITON
Expendable Oceanographic Probes (User supplied)
[ ]  Hull mounted launcher
 [ ]  Hand launcher
Number of Launches:  No response
What probes will you be launching? (checked below)
[ ]XCTD      [ ]XBT      [ ]Other:  
Science Seawater
Science Seawater - SIO Support
[ ] AutoSal Salinometer
Use:  		[ ] Seabird 45 Thermosalinograph
Use: 
[ ] Seapoint SCF fluorometer
Use:  		[ ] Seabird SBE43 oxygen sensor
Use: 
[ ] Turner SCUFA fluorometer
Use: 		 [ ] Omega Flow meter
Use: 
Incubator Seawater
[ ] Incubator ambient temperature seawater Flow volume (liters/minute):
Please indicate other seawater requirements:
No response
Acoustics
[x] Kongsberg EM122 1°x2° Bottom Mapping Echosounder (Science Party supplies operator)
Use:Occasional 		[ ] RDI OS150 ADCP (Science Party supplies operator)
Use: 
[ ] RDI OS75 ADCP (Science Party supplies operator)
Use:  		[x]  Knudsen 320B/R Echosounder
Use:Occasional
[ ] Benthos pingers
Use: 
Please indicate other comments regarding acoustics:
Have checked SeaBeam 2112, but understand it will be the new multibeam system being installed in fall, 2009.
 
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30. Science Equipment and Lab Configuration: (Cont.)
Lab Equipment
[ ] DI Water (18 Mega Ohm)
liters/day required: 		[ ] -80 °C freezers (2 @ 12 cu ft each)
Use: 
[ ]  Fume Hood (3 available)
Use:  		[ ] Climate Control Chambers 10x9x6' (2)
Use: 
[ ] Walk in Freezer/Reefer two @ 13x8x6'
Use:  		[ ] Clean/UPS Power (120v, 60Hz, Type 1)
[ ] Any Power Sensitive Equipment that you are concerned about
Please provide description:

No response		 [ ] Bell BGM-3 underway marine gravimeters (2)
Meteorological
[ ] RM Young 85004 Ultrasonic Wind Sensors [ ] Paroscienctific MET3A Temperature, Humidity, Pressure
[ ] RM Young 50202 Precipitation guage [ ] Eppley infrared Radiometer Modle PIR
[ ] Eppley Spectral Pyranometer Model PSP [ ] Terascan Weather Satellite System
[ ] Biospherical QSR-2200 PAR sensor
Communications
[x] Email
Bytes/Day
To Ship: No responseFrom Ship: No response 		[ ] Iridium Phone
Mins per day:  
[ ]  Data/FTP
Bytes/Day
To Ship:   From Ship:    		[ ] INMARSAT Phone
Mins per day:  
[x] High latitude satellite connectivity (>73 N)
Bytes/Day from the ship:No response 		 
Explain other communications concerns and requirements:

No response
Coring
[ ]  Jumbo Piston Coring
Use: 

Number of cores:

Minimum depth:  
Maximum depth:  		 [ ] Gravity Core
Use: 

Number of cores:


Minimum depth:  
Maximum depth:
Maximum core length:
[ ]  Multicore
[ ]  User provided coring equipment
Please provide description:

No response