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Research cruises are at the backbone of hydrographical research with vessels having been used to provide insights into our oceans since the 1700s. During the project, EuroGO-SHIP fieldwork activity was carried out on five cruises to demonstrate and provide useful new best practice protocols. 

Please see below, a map of the research vessels that hosted EuroGO-SHIP and cruise related stories.

EuroGO-SHIP CRUISES

Cruise activities support pilot studies on salinity sampling, nutrient preservation, secondary standards for carbon, ADCP data collection, CTD real time transmission, equipment sharing and training.

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Cruise Stories

The Value of Learning New Approaches By Caroline Cusack, Marine Institute | December 20, 2024Contributions by Anthony English On scientific cruises, such …

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Aug 23

BOCATS2 A25-OVIDE Cruise, North Atlantic

On the 17th of July, the Spanish research vessel Sarmiento de...
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1

Jul 23

Sharing equipment and training across nations in the Black Sea: 26 June

A pilot training exercise took place in Constanța, Romania aboard...
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Jun 23

Investigating Long Term Nutrient Preservation Techniques in the North Atlantic 5-25 of May

Malcolm WoodwardWP's 2,3,4 and 5 | Plymouth Marine Laboratory EuroGO-SHIP...
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May 23

Salinity Analysis in the Mediterranean – 23 March – 9 April

Katrin SchroederWP1-WP6 | CNR EuroGO-SHIP cruise research activity kicked off...
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