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Project details
Title: | International Indian Ocean Expedition cruises, 1962-1963 ("Diamantina" cruises) |
Id: | 34 |
Acronym: | International Indian Ocean Expedition early 1960s |
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Description: | |
Years: | 1962 to 1963 |
Data
- 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
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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DM 3/63 [details] |
B. Newell (CSIRO) | H.M.A.S Diamantina cruise Dm 3/63 (International Indian Ocean Expedition cruise) was undertaken to study zooplankton, primary production, pigments, particulate carbon, and micronekton abundance in the Indian Ocean along the 110 degrees E meridian. Also conducted were bathythermograph casts and sub surface hydrology sampling. |
DM 1/63 [details] |
D. Tranter (CSIRO) | H.M.A.S Diamantina cruise Dm 1/63 (International Indian Ocean Expedition cruise) was undertaken to study zooplankton, primary production, pigments, particulate carbon, and micronekton abundance in the Indian Ocean along the 110 degrees E meridian. Also conducted were bathythermograph casts and hydrology including surface and deep sampling. Samples were analysed on board and back at the laboratory. |
G 1/63 [details] |
B. Newell (CSIRO) | Hydrology, bathythermograms, primary production, particulate carbon, pigments, zooplankton, midwater trawling. (International Indian Ocean Expedition cruise) |
DM 3/62 [details] |
D. Tranter (CSIRO) | H.M.A.S Diamantina cruise Dm 3/62 (International Indian Ocean Expedition cruise) was undertaken to study zooplankton species where gradients and boundaries between the subtropical and subantarctic faunas exist and to determine zooplankton biomass, primary production, pigments, and micronekton abundance in the Indian Ocean along the 110 degrees E meridian. Also conducted were bathythermograph casts and hydrology including surface and deep sampling. Samples were analysed on board and back at laboratory. |
G 4/62 [details] |
D. Tranter (CSIRO) | Hydrology, bathythermograms, primary production, particulate carbon, pigments, zooplankton, and midwater trawling (International Indian Ocean Expedition cruise) |