Overturning in the Subpolar North Atlantic Program
by Johannes Karstensen, chiefscientist MSM54 expedition The ocean-class German research ships are rarely seen in Germany. They follow a route that is composed by many individual expeditions and converting the…
‘Go with the flow’: Research on the currents in the subpolar North Atlantic This past July chief scientist Laura de Steur and the crew of the Pelagia set out to…
by Huang Lei OSNAP 9: R/V Pelagia (EAST Leg 2) My pleasure to join the OSNAP cruise on Pelagia, to meet kind friends from Europe and America who devote themselves…
By Camille Lique RREX cruise: R/V Thassala It is been a week since we came back to dry land. After 35 days at sea, everyone was pretty excited to be…
By Laura de Steur OSNAP 9: R/V Pelagia (EAST Leg 2) After a bright sunny day of loading and getting ready on RV Pelagia in the port of Reykjavik, we…
by Casimir De Lavergne RREX cruise: R/V Thassala On June 6, 2015, I embarked with the RREX team on R/V Thalassa for a five-week journey across the subpolar North Atlantic.…
by Bill Johns Under glorious blue skies and with a fair tide running behind her the R/V Pelagia left the Port of Southampton, England on June 16th to officially begin…
By Camille Lique If you ask anyone on the ship “which day is today?”, it will likely take a few seconds before you get an answer. It might actually even…
By Camille Lique I don’t think we’ve seen any blue sky for a few weeks. And as we are at a latitude where there is hardly any darkness at night,…
By Camille Lique So. Here was the plan. Fairly simple on the paper. Leaving Brest on June 6th. Five days of travel to reach the South CTD section (each blue…