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IN2019_T01    - is a Marine National Facility voyage

Title: Collaborative Australian Postgraduate Sea Training Alliance Network (CAPSTAN)

Voyage details on MNF site: https://mnf.csiro.au/en/Voyages/IN2019_T01

Period: 2019-04-28 to 2019-05-08

From: Hobart To: Fremantle

Region: Tasmania coast; Southern Ocean; Otway shelf; Great Australian Bight; WA coast

Ship: Investigator (RV) [details]

Description: RV Investigator research voyage in2019_t01, titled “Collaborative Australian Postgraduate Sea Training Alliance Network (CAPSTAN).” The training objectives of CAPSTAN Voyage 2 are to: - Enable national access to the RV Investigator to postgraduate students enrolled in Australian tertiary institutions. - Provide hands-on training experiences with standard modern sampling equipment used in marine research, encompassing geological, biological, chemical, physical oceanographic and atmospheric equipment. - Establish national network of new generation marine scientists. - Develop post-graduate training programs for refinement over the pilot three-year trial period. - Involve a diverse number of national trainers and students in the program. - Provide trainers with the opportunity to gain experience as Chief Scientist/Co Chief Scientist. We aim to deliver a program that encompasses the following: 1. Plan and participate in a multidisciplinary marine science research survey focusing on the core disciplines of e.g. oceanography, plankton ecology, geosciences, atmospheric and fisheries sciences. 2. Evaluate the physical, chemical and biological factors that influence the abundance and distribution of marine organisms using an IMOS national Reference Station (NRS) as an example. 3. Describe the application of various scientific sampling equipment and instrumentation on-board the RV Investigator. 4. Acquire, process and analyse quantitative and qualitative samples. 5. Perform data analysis, quality control, interpretation and integration. 6. Prepare a final cruise report. 7. Prepare and present an element of the final cruise report to peers and crew. 8. Master the skills required to operate and conduct oneself safely in the marine environment including specific MNF sea–survival skills and laboratory safety. 9. Attain AMSA sea safety and survival skills certification for trainers, and eventually student participants.

Leader: Leah Moore (U. of Canberra)

Projects:

• Investigator National Facility - transit voyage [details] Primary

• CAPSTAN [details] Supplementary

Voyage extents: 43° 47.4' S to 31° 45.7' S    114° 40.5' E to 147° 30.9' E Get voyage track shapefile

Marlin Metadata:-

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MNF Reports

• IN2019_T01 CAPSTAN Voyage Plan - includes objectives, investigator details, proposed data collection, voyage track and equipment to be used.

• IN2019_T01 Voyage Scientific Highlight and Summary - report of the key outputs

• IN2019_T01 Underway Data Processing Report - details of data processing steps, calibration information, instruments used and any issues with the data.

• IN2019_T01 CTD Data Processing Report - details of data processing steps, calibration information, instruments used and any issues with the data.

• IN2019_T01 Hydrology Data Processing Report - details of data processing steps, calibration information, instruments used and any issues with the data.

• IN2019_T01 ADCP Data Processing Report - details of data processing steps, calibration information, instruments used and any issues with the data.

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Deployments by start time:- Click on column header to sort

Deployment	Operation	Project	Start and end times		Start Location		End Location		Depth	Description
ADCP Data [details]		2460	2019-04-29 09:15	2019-05-09 08:52	-43.0279	147.3845	-32.0162	115.6876	814
CTD Cast / Hydrology [details]	Cast 1	2460	2019-04-30 23:26	2019-05-01 01:14	-38.6593	141.1306			0
CTD Cast / Hydrology [details]	Cast 2	2460	2019-05-01 04:55	2019-05-01 05:52	-38.5863	141.1187			0
CTD Cast / Hydrology [details]	Cast 3	2460	2019-05-01 19:44	2019-05-01 22:24	-38.9405	140.9006			0
CTD Cast / Hydrology [details]	Cast 4	2460	2019-05-02 06:23	2019-05-02 08:29	-38.7497	141.1156			0
CTD Cast / Hydrology [details]	Cast 5	2460	2019-05-02 17:20	2019-05-02 20:48	-39.5151	140.4244			0
Underway System [details]		2460	2019-04-28 22:11	2019-05-08 23:51	-42.8864	147.3388	-32.0513	115.7434
XBT Cast [details]		2548	2019-05-08 07:23						866.5