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 o...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Kunio T. Takahashi, Tomomi R. Takamura, Tsuneo Odate
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: National Institute of Polar Research 2014-11-01
Series:Antarctic Record
Online Access:http://doi.org/10.15094/00010712
id doaj-ce7fe9fb6edf46e2a3bdf4b1c122b124
record_format Article
spelling doaj-ce7fe9fb6edf46e2a3bdf4b1c122b1242020-11-24T22:20:20ZengNational Institute of Polar ResearchAntarctic Record0085-72892432-079X2014-11-0158339340310.15094/00010712Report on a modified ice-fence for oceanographic observations under heavy sea-ice conditions during JARE-54 and JARE-55Kunio T. Takahashi0Tomomi R. Takamura1Tsuneo Odate2National Institute of Polar ResearchNational Institute of Polar ResearchNational Institute of Polar ResearchThe 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.http://doi.org/10.15094/00010712
collection DOAJ
language English
format Article
sources DOAJ
author Kunio T. Takahashi
Tomomi R. Takamura
Tsuneo Odate
spellingShingle Kunio T. Takahashi
Tomomi R. Takamura
Tsuneo Odate
Report on a modified ice-fence for oceanographic observations under heavy sea-ice conditions during JARE-54 and JARE-55
Antarctic Record
author_facet Kunio T. Takahashi
Tomomi R. Takamura
Tsuneo Odate
author_sort Kunio T. Takahashi
title Report on a modified ice-fence for oceanographic observations under heavy sea-ice conditions during JARE-54 and JARE-55
title_short Report on a modified ice-fence for oceanographic observations under heavy sea-ice conditions during JARE-54 and JARE-55
title_full Report on a modified ice-fence for oceanographic observations under heavy sea-ice conditions during JARE-54 and JARE-55
title_fullStr Report on a modified ice-fence for oceanographic observations under heavy sea-ice conditions during JARE-54 and JARE-55
title_full_unstemmed Report on a modified ice-fence for oceanographic observations under heavy sea-ice conditions during JARE-54 and JARE-55
title_sort report on a modified ice-fence for oceanographic observations under heavy sea-ice conditions during jare-54 and jare-55
publisher National Institute of Polar Research
series Antarctic Record
issn 0085-7289
2432-079X
publishDate 2014-11-01
description 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.
url http://doi.org/10.15094/00010712
work_keys_str_mv AT kuniottakahashi reportonamodifiedicefenceforoceanographicobservationsunderheavyseaiceconditionsduringjare54andjare55
AT tomomirtakamura reportonamodifiedicefenceforoceanographicobservationsunderheavyseaiceconditionsduringjare54andjare55
AT tsuneoodate reportonamodifiedicefenceforoceanographicobservationsunderheavyseaiceconditionsduringjare54andjare55
_version_ 1725775729178705920