2004 SAGE details

General information

Season
2004
Voyage
SAGE

Ship

Tangaroa


©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 2010
Catalogue id
IA23242
Caption
The Tangaroa alongside Aotea Wharf, Wellington, New Zealand after 6 week voyage in the Southern Ocean to study whale population/movements
Photographer
Harris, Nisha

Leader

Voyage Leader

Not recorded

Voyage Objectives

This dual tracer, iron enrichment experiment was conducted from NIWA¿s ocean-going research vessel, RV Tangaroa. Led by New Zealand SOLAS, but with major contributions from the US and many other countries, the cruise featured an impressive interdisciplinary array of scientists. They managed to make some rare measurements of gas transfer at very high wind speeds and witnessed an interesting biological response to the iron addition

Comments

Biological Sampling undertaken as part of AAS Project 40 - see also http://www.solas-int.org/ Scientists from New Zealand, US, Canada and Germany participated in this voyage to investigate physical, photochemical, algal and foodweb mediated iron supply, removal and cycling within an SF6-labelled patch of ocean in the HNLC waters south of New Zealand. For further details contact Philip Boyd

Voyage Reports

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Schedule

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Voyage track

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Voyage Data and Activities

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Weather

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Science Projects

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No Australian Antarctic Science Projects for voyage. See Current and Previous Projects for details on other projects.