9 research outputs found
Chlorophyll a concentration of phytoplankton during a cruise of the 52nd Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition in 2010–2011
Biogeochemical properties of seawater measured from the icebreaker Shirase during the 55th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition in the austral summer, 2013–2014
Biogeochemical properties of seawater in Lützow-Holm Bay in February 2011 during the 52nd Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition
南大洋インド洋区季節海氷域における溶存炭酸物質の季節変化
第6回極域科学シンポジウム分野横断セッション:[IB1] 海氷域における生物地球化学的研究11月17日(火) 統計数理研究所 セミナー室1(D305
第54-55次日本南極地域観測隊(JARE-54&-55)におけるアイスフェンスを用いた氷海内海洋観測
第52次日本南極地域観測隊より開始した氷海内における海洋生態系モニタリング観測において,観測機器の破損やプランクトン試料へのダメージを抑えるために,測器を海氷からガードする“アイスフェンス”を用いている.これまで一定の成果を挙げてきてはいるが,近年の昭和基地周辺における厳しい氷状においても観測を可能とするために,アイスフェンスの改良を継続した.本報告では第54次隊および第55次隊において実施したアイスフェンスの改良の紹介と,実際の現場における観測の概要について報告する.The marine biological monitoring program in the sea-ice area off Syowa Station was started by the 52nd Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition. The use of an “ice-fence” protected observation equipment (e.g., plankton nets and CTDs) from damage due to sea-ice. However, heavy sea-ice conditions have occurred frequently off Syowa Station in recent years. Therefore, we modified the ice-fence (diameter: 1000mm, height:1200mm, stainless steel) to enable observations under heavy sea-ice conditions. This report describes the results of field tests of the modified ice-fence performed during the 54th and 55th Japanese Antarctic Research Expeditions
Report on a modified ice-fence for oceanographic observations under heavy sea-ice conditions during JARE-54 and JARE-55
The marine biological monitoring program in the sea-ice area off Syowa Station was started by the 52nd Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition. The use of an “ice-fence” protected observation equipment (e.g., plankton nets and CTDs) from damage due to sea-ice. However, heavy sea-ice conditions have occurred frequently off Syowa Station in recent years. Therefore, we modified the ice-fence (diameter: 1000mm, height:1200mm, stainless steel) to enable observations under heavy sea-ice conditions. This report describes the results of field tests of the modified ice-fence performed during the 54th and 55th Japanese Antarctic Research Expeditions