Ship Time Request Overview

STR Management has moved to MFP

The US Academic Research Fleet is moving to Marine Facilities Planning (MFP) for scheduling initially and eventually cruise planning.

For all NEW or RESUBMITTED Projects/Ship Time Requests, go to https://mfp.us and create a new SME. Some STRs for projects starting in 2022 and beyond have already been moved to Marine Facilities Planning (mfp.us). Check your MFP Science Portal for any projects that might already be moved. If you need to make edits to projects that begin in 2022 and beyond, please contact mfp@unols.org for assistance. Be sure to indicate the Project and STR IDs that you would like to edit. For more information on getting into MFP, see the More Information button below.


To print an NSF Shiptime Request (STR) form for this project:
or the printable NSF Shiptime Request (STR) form as:
BATS - SUBMITTED  
UNOLS Project ID: 105942 URI Serial #: None
Date Submitted: 9/28/2017 2:46:00 PM Last Modified: 8/30/2018 4:27:00 PM
Status: Submitted Version #: 3
Principal Investigator (PI) Contact Information
Nicholas R. Bates
BIOS
(441) 297-1880x209
nick^%^%^bates*%*%*bios^%^%^edu
Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI) & other collaborators Contact Information
NONE
Project Information (Proposal, Grant, Project, Contract, Program)
Project Title: Collaborative Research: The Bermuda Atlantic Time-series Study:
Sustained Biogeochemical, Ecosystem and Ocean Change Observations and
Linkages in the North Atlantic (Years 31-35)
Program Name:  
Scientific Discipline: Chemical Oceanography  

Project Status: Renewal
Project Funding Agencies:
Agency/Division/Program Grant or Project Number Funding Status
NSF/OCE/CO 1756105 Funded

Other Agency or Program Description:

Project Institution: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences
Institution Project #:

Project Start Date: 8/1/2018
End Date: 7/31/2019
Proposal Deadline
(proposal date):
8/15/2017

Total Project Budget: $7,070,871
Project Description and Facility Requirements
Project Web Page:
Summary of Field Work: Monthly physical and biogeochemical time-series sampling at the Bermuda Atlantic Time-series Study (BATS) site in the subtropical North Atlantic Ocean (NA06). Operations consist of 10-20 CTD casts profiling to full ocean depth (4,500 m), deployment of free drifting arrays (e.g., sediment traps and primary production), and zooplankton/phytoplankton tows each cruise as part of the BATS project. The science compliment is typically 8-12 scientific staff, depending on collaborative projects.
Summary of Facility Requirements: Each BATS cruise will be 5 days duration using the R/V Atlantic Explorer, and utilizing all the facilities the ship currently possesses (e.g., winches, CTD rosette, underway systems, etc).
Summary of other requirements or comments:
List of Ship, Aircraft and Facility Requests
 YearShipTotal DaysCost EstimateStart Date (optimum)RepeatMulti-shipAreaClearanceStatus
View 2019 Atlantic Explorer 88 $1,619,392 Jan 01, 2019 Yes No NA06 No Submitted

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