NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette SE-24-01 Project Report
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NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette SE-24-01 Project Report

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  • Personal Author:
    Weeks, Justin
  • Corporate Authors:
    United States. National Marine Fisheries Service
  • NOAA Program & Office:
    NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service)
  • Description:
    The objectives of this project are to test and train the ship’s crew on the following scientific gear and associated ship winches and equipment. The intent was to have the gear fully tested and operational so SE24-03 would not lose DAS testing and training. 1.Cobb trawl. Net alone was deployed and recovered. The broken starboard winch prevented deploying and recovering the entire trawl; therefore, training of the ship’s crew. This was considered an unsuccessful operation. A contracted Kongsberg tech was aboard to test and train the ship’s crew on the net mensuration system. This did not occur because of the broken winch. 2.Tucker trawl. This net did not fit through the A-frame; therefore, training of the ship’s crew did not occur. This was considered an unsuccessful operation. 3. Bongo net. This was deployed and recovered twice. The ship considered this appropriate testing and training; therefore, this operation was considered successful. 4. 6’ IKMT. This was deployed and recovered twice. The ship considered this appropriate testing and training; therefore, this operation was considered successful. 5. 10’ IKMT. This was deployed and recovered once. This gear is very similar to the 6’ IKMT. The ship considered this appropriate testing and training; therefore, this operation was considered successful. 6. Surface neuston net. This was not deployed due to lack of time and no changes were made to the gear from its prior deployment. 7. CTD. The CTD was not ready for deployment at the start of gear trials. However, it was fixed and successfully deployed twice. The ship considered this appropriate testing training; therefore, this operation was considered successful. 8. EK80 calibration. Successfully calibrated after the CTD was fixed.
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    SE-24-01
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  • Publisher:
    NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service
  • Document Type:
    Cruise Report
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    CC0 Public Domain
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    Submitted
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