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Deployment: B9-2008

 
Deployment: 
B9-2008
Chief Scientist: 
Mary Jane Perry (University of Maine, U Maine DMC)
Scientist: 
Katja Fennel (Dalhousie University)
Student: 
Ms Amanda Gray (University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory, UW APL)
Contact: 
Ivona Cetinic (University of Maine, U Maine DMC)
Synonyms: 
B2008_09
Coordinated Deployments: 
B4-2008
B10-2008
KN193-03
Biofloat_48
SG140
SG141
SG142
SG143
Platform Type:
 vessel
Start Date: 
2008-06-02
End Date: 
2008-06-06
Location: 
subpolar North Atlantic, Iceland Basin, 61.3° to 61.85° N 25.6° to 26.8°W
Description

Rescue cruise: R/S Bjarni Saemundsson departed 2 June 2008 2030 from Reykjavik to recover Float 48 and Seaglider 143. Ten CTD casts were made and bottles samples collected for calibration of remaining Seagliders before departing study area. R/S Bjarni Saemundssonreturned to Reykjavik on 6 June 2008.