AMT29

13 October 2019 - 24 November 2019

After over 6 weeks at sea, the RRS Discovery docked in Punta Arenas, Chile on the 24th November and marked the end of yet another successful research cruise. The cruise supported work relating to the AMT4OceanSatFlux project and also hosted scientists from the H2020 PORTWIMS project. Data from the cruise will be analysed and a cruise report will be written in due course.
 

PML scientists are on board the #AMT29 research cruise, spending six weeks sailing from the UK to Chile, taking samples and measurements along the route to contribute to various scientific projects 🚢@NERCscience https://t.co/scuOuaMDtF

— Plymouth Marine Lab (@PlymouthMarine) 16 October 2019

Latest Cruise blog

You can read the latest blogs from the AMT29 cruise on the AMT4OceanSatFlux website

 

Personnel:

 

Giorgio Dall'Olmo (PSO) Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Cristina Fernandez-Gonzalez University of Vigo	Dan Ford Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Jana Johansson Stockholm University	Polina Lobanova St Petersburg University
Rebecca May Plymouth Marine Laboratory	Ophelie Meuriot Imperial College London
Anakha Mohan Partnership for Observation of the Global Oceans (POGO)	Francesco Nencioli Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Daniel Phillips Plymouth Marine Laboratory	Carolina Sa' University of Lisbon
Nina Schuback Univeristy of BERN / EPFL	Giuila Sent University of Lisbon
Bo Sha Stockholm University	Paul Strubinger Partnership for Observation of the Global Oceans (POGO)
Glen Tarran Plymouth Marine Laboratory	Gavin Tilstone Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Andreia Tracana University of Lisbon	Werenfrid Wimmer University of Southampton
Wuchang Zhang University of Qingdao