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Project details
| Title: | East Australian Current studies ("Derwent Hunter", "Gascoyne"), 1957-60 |
| Id: | 3 |
| Acronym: | East Australian Current studies late 1950s-early 60s |
| Investigator(s): |
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| Description: | |
| Years: | 1957 to 1960 |
Data
- CSIRO, Abundance and distribution of orange roughy in southeast Australian waters 1987-1979 [IPT: csiro_orange_roughy_1987_1990] - at OBIS
- CSIRO, Cruise SS199701, Marine Biological Survey, South Tasmania, Southeast Australia, 1997 [IPT: csiro_ss199701] - at OBIS
- CSIRO, Cruise SS200507, Benthic Biodiversity, Western Australia, 2005 [IPT: csiro_ss200507] - at OBIS
- CSIRO, Cruise SS200510, Benthic Biodiversity, Western Australia, 2005 [IPT: csiro_wa_2005] - at OBIS
- CSIRO, SRFME, Algal Biomass, Perth region, Southwest Australia, 2003-2005 [IPT: csiro_srfme_algal_biomass] - at OBIS
- CSIRO, fish surveys by the Soela, 1980s [IPT: csiro_fish_survey_1980] - at OBIS
- Chaetognath, mysidacea and decapod records from voyages of the CSIRO vessels H.M.A.S. Gascoyne and H.M.A.S. Diamantina, International Indian Ocean Expedition IIOE (1962-1965) [IPT: iioe_australia] - at OBIS
- Distribution of Palinuridae and Scyllaridae phyllosoma larvae within the East Australian Current: a climate change hot spot, RV Investigator voyage IN2015_V03, Tasman Sea (2015) [IPT: in2015_v03_phyllosoma] - at OBIS
- Great Australian Bight Research Program, Australia (2015-2017) [IPT: csiro_gabrp] - at OBIS
- Gulper shark line selectivity project [IPT: csiro_line_selectivity] - at OBIS
- Hoplostethus atlanticus (Orange Roughy) length weight data, Australian waters (1987-2012) [IPT: csiro_orange_roughy_length_weight] - at OBIS
- IMOS - Phytoplankton Abundance and Biovolume (CPR), Australia (2007 to present) [IPT: imos_auscpr_phyto] - at OBIS
- IMOS - Zooplankton Abundance and Biomass Index (CPR) [IPT: imos_auscpr_zoop] - at OBIS
- Marine Commercial Fish Survey (FV Kapala, FV Trader Horn, FV Shelley, FV Kirrawa, FV May Bell) in the East and South East Australian Region from 1975 to 2008 [IPT: kapala] - at OBIS
- Marine Microbes from RV Investigator voyage IN2015_C02, Australia (2015) [IPT: bioplatforms_mm_in2015_c02] - at OBIS
- Marine Microbes from RV Investigator voyage IN2015_V03, Australia (2015) [IPT: bioplatforms_mm_in2015_v03] - at OBIS
- Marine Microbes from RV Investigator voyage IN2016_T01, Australia (2016) [IPT: bioplatforms_mm_in2016_t01] - at OBIS
- Marine Microbes from RV Investigator voyage IN2016_V03, Australia (2016) [IPT: bioplatforms_mm_in2016_v03] - at OBIS
- Marine Microbes from RV Southern Surveyor voyage SS2010_V09, Australia (2010) [IPT: bioplatforms_mm_ss2010_v09] - at OBIS
- Marine Microbes from RV Southern Surveyor voyage SS2012_T07, Australia (2012) [IPT: bioplatforms_mm_ss2012_t07] - at OBIS
- Marine Microbes from RV Southern Surveyor voyage SS2012_V04, Australia (2012) [IPT: bioplatforms_mm_ss2012_v04] - at OBIS
- Marine Microbes from RV Southern Surveyor voyage SS2013_T03, Australia (2013) [IPT: bioplatforms_mm_ss2013_t03] - at OBIS
- Port Phillip Bay Environmental Study Data 1992-1996 - infauna records [IPT: ppbes_infauna] - at OBIS
- RV Investigator Voyage IN2016_V01 Seabird Observations, Heard Island and Southern Ocean (2016) [IPT: in2016_v01_wov] - at OBIS
List of surveys that this project was on. Click on column header to sort.
Use [details] link to view survey details (map, reports, metadata etc) including links to download data.
| Survey | Investigator | Description |
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| G 3/60 [details] |
B. Hamon (CSIRO) | East Australian current and benthic shelf/slope fauna |
| G 2/60 [details] |
K Wyrtki (CSIRO) | hydrology, plankton, pigments, productivity, plus 10 sediment cores |
| G 1/60 [details] |
B. Hamon (CSIRO) | hydrology, plankton, pigments, productivity |
| DH 20/58 [details] |
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| DH 19/58 [details] |
gear testing only. Note: Dates for this voyage are place holders only, and have not been confirmed. |
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| DH 18/58 [details] |
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| DH 17/58 [details] |
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| DH 16/58 [details] |
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| DH 15/58 [details] |
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| DH 14/58 [details] |
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| DH 13/58 [details] |
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| DH 12/58 [details] |
gear testing only Note: Dates for this voyage are place holders only, and have not been confirmed. |
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| DH 11/58 [details] |
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| DH 10/58 [details] |
(1957-58: 20 cruises - 10 on hydrology and water masses associated with the East Australian Current; seven for productivity studies (C-14 uptake measurements); three for tuna longlining) | |
| DH 9/58 [details] |
Derwent Hunter voyage DH 09/1958. During this period the vessel was loaned to the Division of Meteorological Physics for meteorological investigations in Port Phillip Bay. |
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| DH 8/58 [details] |
Derwent Hunter voyage DH 08/1958. This cruise was intended to continue the study of the chemical, physical, and biological structure of eastern Bass Strait, but due to adverse weather, only five stations were worked on the coast of New South Wales and in north-eastern Bass Strait. |
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| DH 7/58 [details] |
N. Dyson (CSIRO) | Derwent Hunter voyage DH 07/1958. This cruise was the sixth of the productivity series. Only two stations were occupied because of failure of equipment a fault in the submarine photometer, and a fire in the 14C Light bath. |
| DH 6/58 [details] |
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| DH 5/58 [details] |
N. Dyson (CSIRO) | Derwent Hunter voyage DH 05/1958. The purpose of this cruise was the same as that outlined for Cruise DH3/58 which had to be cancelled, This cruise was the fourth of the productivity series. From the Cruise plan for DH3/58: The purpose of this cruise was (1) to carry out routine measurements of the rate of photosynthetic uptake of CO in samples taken on a line of stations bearing 110 deg rom Port Hacking. (2) To measure the daily variation of C02 uptake at two stations 2O and 120 miles from the coast. (3) To determine the sampling error in C02 uptake measurements at a station 70 miles from the coast. (4) To determine the hydrological characteristics and the depth of light penetration at all stations. Taken from Division of Fisheries and Oceanography Report 27 (1958) |
| DH 4/58 [details] |
J. Stanifourth (CSIRO) | Derwent Hunter voyage DH 07/1958. This cruise was the sixth of the productivity series. Only two stations were occupied because of failure of equipment, a fault in the submarine photometer, and a fire in the 14C Light bath. |
| DH 3/58 [details] |
N. Dyson (CSIRO) | Derwent Hunter voyage DH 03/1958. This cruise was the fourth of the productivity series. The purpose of this cruise was (1) to carry out routine measurements of the rate of photosynthetic uptake of CO in samples taken on a line of stations bearing 110 deg rom Port Hacking. (2) To measure the daily variation of C02 uptake at two stations 2O and 120 miles from the coast. (3) To determine the sampling error in C02 uptake measurements at a station 70 miles from the coast. (4) To determine the hydrological characteristics and the depth of light penetration at all stations. Taken from Division of Fisheries and Oceanography Report 27 (1958) |
| DH 2/58 [details] |
J Stainforth (CSIRO) | Derwent Hunter voyage DH 02/1958. This is the eighth of the series of cruises to study the physical and chemical structure and circulation of the East Australian Current off Sydney. Owing to bad weather the 290deg T Section Line was not worked on this cruise. Taken from Division of Fisheries and Oceanography Report 27 (1958) |
| DH 1/58 [details] |
J. Staniforth (CSIRO) | Derwent Hunter voyage DH 01/1958. This is the seventh of the cruises to study the structure and the circulation of the East Australian Current off Sydney. Taken from Division of Fisheries and Oceanography Report 27 (1958) |
| DH 16/57 [details] |
C. Walker (CSIRO) | Voyage DH 10/57 was the sixth in a 2-year series to study the structure and dynamics of the East Australian Current off Sydney. Vertical hydrology stations were occupied, and hauls made for zooplankton (200m to surface) and phytoplankton (surface). Sea surface height measurements were also made. |
| DH 15/57 [details] |
N. Dyson (CSIRO) | Voyage DH 15/57 was a productivity cruise in the region of the East Australian Current off Sydney. Samples were taken for productivity, light penetration was measured, and limited hydrological sampling was also carried out. |
| DH 14/57 [details] |
J. Staniforth (CSIRO) | Voyage DH 14/57 was the fifth in a 2-year series to study the structure and dynamics of the East Australian Current off Sydney. Vertical hydrology stations were occupied, and hauls made for zooplankton (200m to surface) and phytoplankton (surface). Sea surface height measurements were also made. |
| DH 10/57 [details] |
J. Staniforth (CSIRO) | Voyage DH 10/57 was the fourth in a 2-year series to study the structure and dynamics of the East Australian Current off Sydney. Vertical hydrology stations were occupied, and hauls made for zooplankton (200m to surface) and phytoplankton (surface). Sea surface height measurements were also made. |
| DH 8/57 [details] |
Voyage DH 8/57 was planned as a hydrology cruise in the continuing study of the East Australian Current off Sydney. The cruise was curtailed after 3 stations had been worked owing to bad weather. | |
| DH 5/57 [details] |
J. Staniforth (CSIRO) | Voyage DH 5/57 was the third in a 2-year series to study the structure and dynamics of the East Australian Current off Sydney. Vertical hydrology stations were occupied, and hauls made for zooplankton (200m to surface) and phytoplankton (surface). Samples were also collected at 5 stations for productivity studies. |
| DH 3/57 [details] |
B.V. Hamon (CSIRO) | Voyage DH 3/57 was the second in a 2-year series to study the structure and dynamics of the East Australian Current off Sydney. Hydrological sampling and studies of ocean dynamic height and internal waves were carried out. |
| DH 1/57 [details] |
C. Walker (CSIRO) | Voyage DH 1/57 was part of a 2-year study of the structure and dynamics of the East Australian current off Sydney. Vertical hydrology stations were occupied and zooplankton hauls taken through the top 200m of the water. |