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Platform: R/V Gulf Challenger

Platform: R/V Gulf Challenger

ICES vessel Code: 33GC

Abbreviation:

GC

Type:

vessel

Affiliation:

University of New Hampshire (UNH)

Community Standard Description:

Vessel Description

Platform URL:

http://marine.unh.edu/facilities/vessels/rv-challenger.html

Deployments

Deployment	Synonyms	Project	Start Date	Chief/Co-chief Scientist
GCMixo23-01	GC2023-01		04/04/2023
GCMixo23-02	GC2023-02		06/26/2023
GCMixo23-03	GC2023-03		07/18/2023
GCMixo23-04	GC2023-04		07/25/2023
GC011608CB	UNH_CO2_20080116	River and sediment-modulated stress in planktonic and early settlement Mya arenaria	01/16/2008
GC020712CB	UNH_CO2_20120207	River and sediment-modulated stress in planktonic and early settlement Mya arenaria	02/07/2012
GC041608CB	UNH_CO2_20080416	River and sediment-modulated stress in planktonic and early settlement Mya arenaria	04/16/2008
GC051508CB	UNH_CO2_20080515	River and sediment-modulated stress in planktonic and early settlement Mya arenaria	05/15/2008
GC061008CB	UNH_CO2_20080610	River and sediment-modulated stress in planktonic and early settlement Mya arenaria	06/10/2008
GC061611CB	UNH_CO2_20110616	River and sediment-modulated stress in planktonic and early settlement Mya arenaria	06/16/2011
GC071008CB	UNH_CO2_20080710	River and sediment-modulated stress in planktonic and early settlement Mya arenaria	07/10/2008
GC091312CB	UNH_CO2_20120913	River and sediment-modulated stress in planktonic and early settlement Mya arenaria	09/13/2012
GC2002-4		Regional Ecology And Coastal Hydrography	05/24/2002
GC2016-01		WHCOHH - Physiological and behavioral plasticity in harmful algal bloom dynamics: variation across different habitats	10/05/2016	Bruce Keafer
GC_GoM_2004-2018	Wilkinson Basin Time Series Station, COOA transect (University of New Hampshire), Station WB-7	Collaborative Research: Mechanisms supporting persistence of a key plankton species during climate change on the Northwest Atlantic continental shelf	05/21/2004
GC_GoM_2012-2013		RAPID: Effect of a Very Low NAO Event on the Abundance of the Lipid-Rich Planktonic Copepod, Calanus finmarchicus, in the Gulf of Maine	04/06/2012	Jeffrey A. Runge