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    Publication Date: 2024-09-25
    Description: MARIA S. MERIAN Cruise MSM106 was conceptualized as a joint research and curricular education cruise. The training component of MSM106 was part of the curriculum of the international Master program "Climate Change and Marine Sciences", which is currently being implemented at Universiade Técnica do Atlãntico (UTA) in Cabo Verde within the framework of the BMBF-funded WASCAL program ("West African Science Service Centre on Climate Change and Adapted Land Use"). Students from 12 West African countries participated in this cruise. Several modules of the curriculum were taught theoretically and practically at sea. Throughout the cruise West African students got involved in the different research components of MSM106. First, a mooring and an autonomous surface vehicle equipped with novel instrumentation for pCO 2 analysis got deployed at Nola Seamount near the Cabo Verdean Island Santo Antao to carry out a 3-month long test deployment. After ADCP and hydroacoustic biomass surveys near the archipelago an anticyclonic mode-water eddy near CVOO was investigated intensively (incl. CTD section, biogeochemical & ecological samplings). A full time-series sampling was conducted at CVOO as well. After this, daily stations along the transit towards Germany were carried out. Off Canary Islands the ESTOC time-series site was sampled, followed by another eddy survey off Portugal main land. The daily station scheme was continued along the transit to Bremerhaven. Off the Rhine River delta an extended sampling for microplastics has been conducted.
    Type: Report , NonPeerReviewed , info:eu-repo/semantics/book
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