AMT26
September 20, 2016 - November 4, 2016
Immingham, UK - Falkland Islands
AMT26 set sail from Immingham on 20th September 2016 aboard the British Antarctic Survey vessel the RRS James Clark Ross and arrived in Stanley, Falkland Islands on 4th November 2016.
This years cruise had the addition of funding from the European Space Agency for the AMT4SentinelFRM project. This will provide a unique opportunity to obtain high quality fiducial reference measurements for the validation of Sentinel products in a wide range of Atlantic locations.
You can read more about life on board the ship from Madeline Steer, who is working with marine plastics. Click here to view her blog posts on the Plymouth Marine Laboratory Facebook page.
Download the full cruise report (7MB)
AMT26
Personnel
Name |
Institution |
Andy Rees (PI) |
Plymouth Marine Laboratory |
James Ayliffe |
British Oceanographic Data Centre |
Bob Brewin |
Plymouth Marine Laboratory |
Kerri Coombes |
Plymouth Marine Laboratory/University of Plymouth |
Denise Cummings |
Plymouth Marine Laboratory |
Giorgio Dall #39;Olmo |
Plymouth Marine Laboratory |
Carolyn Harris |
Plymouth Marine Laboratory |
Jason Hopkins |
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences |
Francesco Nencioli |
Plymouth Marine Laboratory |
Emanuele Organelli |
Marie Curie fellow |
Katsia Pabortsava |
National Oceanography Centre, Southampton |
Rafaell Rasse |
Royal Society fellow |
Madeline Steer |
Plymouth Marine Laboratory/University of Plymouth |
Glen Tarran |
Plymouth Marine Laboratory |
Werenfrid Wimmer |
University of Southampton |
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