Seasonal cruise Q4 2019 : Cruise Report
This cruise was the second of in total four seasonal cruises with RV Kronprins Haakon in 2019/20 focusing on biology in the project Arven etter Nansen (AeN). This seasonal cruise was named Q4 (Q4= 4th quarter of the year) investigating in total 17 stations of the established AeN transect along 34 E...
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This cruise was the second of in total four seasonal cruises with RV Kronprins Haakon in 2019/20 focusing on biology in the project Arven etter Nansen (AeN). This seasonal cruise was named Q4 (Q4= 4th quarter of the year) investigating in total 17 stations of the established AeN transect along 34 E in the Northern Barents Sea and adjacent Arctic Basin from 76 to 82°N (see Fig. 1 below). The cruise addressed objectives of the research foci in RF1 on Physical drivers, RF2 on Human drivers, RF3 on the living Barents Sea and RA-C Technology and method development, and collected a multitude of data along the Nansen Legacy transect which was ice covered except the southernmost station P1. In addition to in situ sampling, on board experiments were conducted to quantify biological processes, rates and interactions that will also be important feeds into modeling work and projections in RF4 The future Barents Sea. The cruise took a variety of continuous ship measurements (Weather station, EK80, EM203, ADCP, thermosalinograph, pCO2 underway) as well as station measurements such as CTD with water samples, biological sampling of the benthos (box corer, benthic trawl), water column (multinet, MIK net, macrozooplankton trawl and many other smaller nets) and sea ice (snow, ice cores, water just underneath sea ice). In addition, experimental work (respiration, grazing and egg production) was conducted in the ship’s laboratories. The chemistry team onboard measured oxygen, nutrients and pH from standard depths on most CTD stations and sea ice samples. The cruise started in Longyearbyen and ended in Tromsø (28.11.-17.12.2019). The sampling began at the deep (>3000 m) northernmost station of the transect, Stn. P7, and continued along the southward transect until station P1, in open water and Atlantic dominated water masses. During the expedition the Barents Sea was characterized by a relatively large sea ice cover with consolidated sea ice all the way from P7 to P2. The Polar Front was located just north of P1. All process ... |
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Søreide, Janne E. Gradinger, Rolf Amargant-Arumí, Marti Amundsen, Rita Blitz-Thorsen, Julie Bodur, Yasemin V. Digernes, Maria G. Ericson, Ylva Flo, Snorre Gawinski, Christine Giebichenstein, Julia Gjerland, Audun Handegaard, Nils Olav Hess, Silvia Hoff, Siv Ingebrigsten Monsen, Kristoffer Jorda Molina, Eric Jones, Elizabeth Karlsson, Konrad Keck, Amalia Kohler, Stephen Gustav Kristiansen, Jarle H. Lødemel, Helene Marquardt, Miriam Mo-Bjørkelund, Tore Nordstrand, Jan Vidar Nowicki, Robynne Ricardo de Freitas, Thaise Sen, Arunima Stabell, Hilde Stippkugel, Angela Vader, Anna van Engeland, Tom Varpe, Øystein Wold, Anette Yang, Ruochen Zamelczyk, Kasia Øverås, Lise |
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Søreide, Janne E. Gradinger, Rolf Amargant-Arumí, Marti Amundsen, Rita Blitz-Thorsen, Julie Bodur, Yasemin V. Digernes, Maria G. Ericson, Ylva Flo, Snorre Gawinski, Christine Giebichenstein, Julia Gjerland, Audun Handegaard, Nils Olav Hess, Silvia Hoff, Siv Ingebrigsten Monsen, Kristoffer Jorda Molina, Eric Jones, Elizabeth Karlsson, Konrad Keck, Amalia Kohler, Stephen Gustav Kristiansen, Jarle H. Lødemel, Helene Marquardt, Miriam Mo-Bjørkelund, Tore Nordstrand, Jan Vidar Nowicki, Robynne Ricardo de Freitas, Thaise Sen, Arunima Stabell, Hilde Stippkugel, Angela Vader, Anna van Engeland, Tom Varpe, Øystein Wold, Anette Yang, Ruochen Zamelczyk, Kasia Øverås, Lise Seasonal cruise Q4 2019 : Cruise Report |
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Søreide, Janne E. Gradinger, Rolf Amargant-Arumí, Marti Amundsen, Rita Blitz-Thorsen, Julie Bodur, Yasemin V. Digernes, Maria G. Ericson, Ylva Flo, Snorre Gawinski, Christine Giebichenstein, Julia Gjerland, Audun Handegaard, Nils Olav Hess, Silvia Hoff, Siv Ingebrigsten Monsen, Kristoffer Jorda Molina, Eric Jones, Elizabeth Karlsson, Konrad Keck, Amalia Kohler, Stephen Gustav Kristiansen, Jarle H. Lødemel, Helene Marquardt, Miriam Mo-Bjørkelund, Tore Nordstrand, Jan Vidar Nowicki, Robynne Ricardo de Freitas, Thaise Sen, Arunima Stabell, Hilde Stippkugel, Angela Vader, Anna van Engeland, Tom Varpe, Øystein Wold, Anette Yang, Ruochen Zamelczyk, Kasia Øverås, Lise |
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Seasonal cruise Q4 2019 : Cruise Report |
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Seasonal cruise Q4 2019 : Cruise Report |
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ftunitroemsoe:oai:ojs.henry.ub.uit.no:article/6750 2023-05-15T14:29:19+02:00 Seasonal cruise Q4 2019 : Cruise Report Søreide, Janne E. Gradinger, Rolf Amargant-Arumí, Marti Amundsen, Rita Blitz-Thorsen, Julie Bodur, Yasemin V. Digernes, Maria G. Ericson, Ylva Flo, Snorre Gawinski, Christine Giebichenstein, Julia Gjerland, Audun Handegaard, Nils Olav Hess, Silvia Hoff, Siv Ingebrigsten Monsen, Kristoffer Jorda Molina, Eric Jones, Elizabeth Karlsson, Konrad Keck, Amalia Kohler, Stephen Gustav Kristiansen, Jarle H. Lødemel, Helene Marquardt, Miriam Mo-Bjørkelund, Tore Nordstrand, Jan Vidar Nowicki, Robynne Ricardo de Freitas, Thaise Sen, Arunima Stabell, Hilde Stippkugel, Angela Vader, Anna van Engeland, Tom Varpe, Øystein Wold, Anette Yang, Ruochen Zamelczyk, Kasia Øverås, Lise 2022-10-31 application/pdf https://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/nansenlegacy/article/view/6750 https://doi.org/10.7557/nlrs.6750 eng eng Septentrio Academic Publishing https://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/nansenlegacy/article/view/6750/6756 https://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/nansenlegacy/article/view/6750 doi:10.7557/nlrs.6750 Copyright (c) 2022 Janne E. Søreide, Rolf Gradinger, Marti Amargant-Arumí, Rita Amundsen, Julie Blitz-Thorsen, Yasemin V. Bodur, Maria G. Digernes, Ylva Ericson, Snorre Flo, Christine Gawinski, Julia Giebichenstein, Audun Gjerland, Nils Olav Handegaard, Silvia Hess, Siv Hoff, Kristoffer Ingebrigsten Monsen, Eric Jorda Molina, Elizabeth Jones, Konrad Karlsson, Amalia Keck, Stephen Gustav Kohler, Jarle Kristiansen, Helene H. Lødemel, Miriam Marquardt, Tore Mo-Bjørkelund, Jan Vidar Nordstrand, Robynne Nowicki, Thaise Ricardo de Freitas, Arunima Sen, Hilde Stabell, Angela Stippkugel, Anna Vader, Tom van Engeland, Øystein Varpe, Anette Wold, Ruochen Yang, Kasia Zamelczyk, Lise Øverås https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 CC-BY The Nansen Legacy Report Series; No. 36 (2022): Seasonal cruise Q4 2019: Cruise report 2703-7525 10.7557/nlrs.2022.36 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Cruise report 2022 ftunitroemsoe https://doi.org/10.7557/nlrs.6750 https://doi.org/10.7557/nlrs.2022.36 2022-11-03T00:01:34Z This cruise was the second of in total four seasonal cruises with RV Kronprins Haakon in 2019/20 focusing on biology in the project Arven etter Nansen (AeN). This seasonal cruise was named Q4 (Q4= 4th quarter of the year) investigating in total 17 stations of the established AeN transect along 34 E in the Northern Barents Sea and adjacent Arctic Basin from 76 to 82°N (see Fig. 1 below). The cruise addressed objectives of the research foci in RF1 on Physical drivers, RF2 on Human drivers, RF3 on the living Barents Sea and RA-C Technology and method development, and collected a multitude of data along the Nansen Legacy transect which was ice covered except the southernmost station P1. In addition to in situ sampling, on board experiments were conducted to quantify biological processes, rates and interactions that will also be important feeds into modeling work and projections in RF4 The future Barents Sea. The cruise took a variety of continuous ship measurements (Weather station, EK80, EM203, ADCP, thermosalinograph, pCO2 underway) as well as station measurements such as CTD with water samples, biological sampling of the benthos (box corer, benthic trawl), water column (multinet, MIK net, macrozooplankton trawl and many other smaller nets) and sea ice (snow, ice cores, water just underneath sea ice). In addition, experimental work (respiration, grazing and egg production) was conducted in the ship’s laboratories. The chemistry team onboard measured oxygen, nutrients and pH from standard depths on most CTD stations and sea ice samples. The cruise started in Longyearbyen and ended in Tromsø (28.11.-17.12.2019). The sampling began at the deep (>3000 m) northernmost station of the transect, Stn. P7, and continued along the southward transect until station P1, in open water and Atlantic dominated water masses. During the expedition the Barents Sea was characterized by a relatively large sea ice cover with consolidated sea ice all the way from P7 to P2. The Polar Front was located just north of P1. All process ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Basin Arctic Barents Sea Longyearbyen Sea ice Tromsø University of Tromsø: Septentrio Academic Publishing Aen ENVELOPE(9.750,9.750,62.983,62.983) Arctic Barents Sea Longyearbyen Tromsø The Nansen Legacy Report Series 36 |