MSM 74 – Blog Entry 5
Over the past week we made great progress in our journey of the sea, surveying an eddy off the west coast of Greenland with repeated ADCP and CTD surveys to…
Putting on the Grip – RV Armstrong
by Heather Furey Friday, June 15th. Men’s World Cup on the ship’s satellite television? Must be OSNAP time. It is still gray and cool outside, approx. 4C and 40F. But…
Blog 1 from RV Armstrong
by Heather Furey 06 June 2018 Well, here we are again – in the middle of the gray raw North Pacific in June; must be OSNAP time! Amy Bower and…
Blog Entry 4: Life on board an ocean cruise!
by Nicolai Bronikowski Some of you have maybe wondered what life on a research ship is like. Maybe because you are about to embark on a cruise of your own,…
56 N, 52 W
by Marilena Oltmanns Blogpost auf Deutsch lesen The temperature time series from 4000 m depth in the central Labrador Sea spans two years and is characterized by small and big…
MSM 74 – Blog 2
By Nicolai Bronikowski Blog Entry 2: There are many fantastic people from all corners of the world on board of our cruise and in the next few entries I like…
MSM 74 – And we’re off!
by Nicolai Bronikowski, Memorial University Blog Entry 1: Summary: And we are off! MSM 74 – the oceanographic cruise from St. John’s to Reykjavik is making its way to the…
Glider missions in the Iceland Basin
by Xiaopei Lin The eastern subpolar North Atlantic has a special role in the Atlantic Overturning Circulation (AMOC) and global climate change. The waters in this regions are subtropical-origin warm…
All of science in one month
by Femke de Jong Science has many aspects. The collection of data on the process of region you are studying; the actual digging through the data to find out what…
Ocean array alters view of Atlantic ‘conveyor belt’ in Science News
Katherine Kornei captures an overview of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, and OSNAP’s role in observing overturning in the North Atlantic. The summary “Ocean array alters view of Atlantic ‘conveyor…