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Project details
| Title: | Biological Oceanography - Climate Change 1987-1990 |
| Id: | 189 |
| Acronym: | Climate Change |
| Investigator(s): | Graham Harris
(Former) CSIRO Division of Fisheries/Fisheries Research - Hobart [details] John Parslow (Former) CSIRO Division of Fisheries/Fisheries Research - Hobart [details] |
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| Years: | 1987 |
| Remarks: | Project description in Division of Fisheries Report 1987-1990, p. 71. |
List of surveys that this project was on.
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| Survey | Investigator | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SO 6/88 [details] |
F.B. Griffiths (CSIRO) | Soela cruise SO 6/88 was undertaken to deploy and recover equipment, carry out equipment trials, conduct detailed physical, chemical and biological oceanography in waters off the west, south and east coasts of Tasmania. Leg 1 cruise aims included buoy deployment; recovery of pressure gauge, 4 current meter moorings (previously deployed on SO 3/88) and one from the EZ Company's jarosite dump site (43 degrees 31.1'S, 148 degrees 17'E); CTD transects and ring net plankton sampling at Maria Island, St Helens, Sandy Cape (not achieved), Pt. Hibbs, South West Cape and Tasman Head; to trial the EZ Net electronics and the net frame. Leg 2 cruise aims included sampling across the Subtropical Convergence at about 150 degrees E by carrying out CTD profiles; XBT's; particle size distribution measurements; IYGPT trawls (not achieved); ring net and free-fall plankton net hauls; to collect lantern fish and krill (no krill were found) at the jarosite dump site, and at a second site remote from the first; to collect krill for chemical, biochemical, and heavy metal analysis (not achieved); to locate the Soela seamount using the GPS (not achieved); to dropline and pelagic trawl over a seamount near St. Partrick's Head and to carry out sampling at the Storm Bay Master Station at least twice. |