KER 3-5 : CRUISE SUMMARY REPORT : 97030

Reference No.: 97030
Country      : Japan
Restrict Data: No

Ship Name: CHOFU MARU
Ship Type: Marine and Meteorological observation ship
Call Sign: 

Cruise No./Name  : 97-10
Cruise Period    : 03/10/1997 to 31/10/1997
Port of Departure: Nagasaki
Port of Return   : Nagasaki

Responsible Laboratory: Nagasaki Marine Observatory, Japan Meteorological Agency
Address               : 11-51, Minamiyamatemachi, Nagasaki-shi, Nagasaki, 850 Japan
Chief Scientist(s)    : Toshiya Nakano

General Ocean Area(s): East China Sea
                       Philippine Sea
Specific Areas       : 
Geographic Coverage  : 131,132,96,95   

Project Name: IGOSS,KER,MARPOLMON,WESTPAC


Coordinating Body:

Principal Investigators: A; Mr. S. Wakaki
                         B; Mr. K. Kimura
                         C; Mr. M. Iwamoto
                         D; Mr. K. Ashimine

Objectives and Brief Narrative of Cruise:
     * A seasonal oceanographical observation (physical, chemical and biology) in the
     East China Sea and the Philippine Sea in summer.
     * An observation of marine pollutant to monitor background of marine poliution.
     * Oceanographical and maritime meteorological observations for the verification of
     buoy robot observation.
     

Moorings,Bottom Mounted Gear and Drifting Systems:

Summary of Measurements and Samples Taken:
      PI  NO   UNITS    DATA TYPE                                              [DESCRIPTION]
      --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      A  48    Stations CTD stations                                           [Using Sea-Bird Electronics, Inc. 911 plus]
                                                                               [CTD System.]
      A  22    Days     Subsurface measurements underway(T,S)                  [Using Tsurumi-Seiki Co. thermosalinograph.]
      A  22    Days     Current profiler(e.g. ADCP)                            [Using Furuno Co. ADCM.]
      A  3     Days     Bathythermograph drops                                 [XBT drops with T6 Type probes.]
      B  39    Stations Oxygen                                                 [Using Rosette sampler.]
      B  21    Stations Phosphates                                             [Using Rosette sampler.]
                        Nitrates                                              
                        Nitrites                                              
      B  3     Stations pH                                                     [Using Rosette sampler.]
      B  2     Stations Trace metals                                           [Using Rosette sampler.]
      B  2     Stations Petroleum residues                                     [Using glass jar.]
      B  1     Stations Other contaminant measurements                         [Using Neuston net.]
      C  8     Stations Phytoplankton pigments(e.g. chlorophyll, fluorescence) [Using Rosette sampler.]
      C  8     Stations Phytoplankton                                          [Using stainless steel water bucket.]
      C  8     Stations Zooplankton                                            [Using Norpac net.]
      D  22    Days     Routine standard measurements                          [Using cylindrical resonator digital barometer,]
                                                                               [platinum resistance thermometer, lithium]
                                                                               [chloride dew-point hygrometer and with vane]
                                                                               [and fan-anemograph.]
      D  7     Times    Upper air observations                                 [Automated shipboard aerological observation]
                                                                               [system by VAISALA.]
      D  394   Stations Instrumented wave measurements                         [Using Micro-wave wavemeter.]
      D  22    Days     Incident radiation                                     [Using Pyranometer.]