MATE Floats

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Rachel Carson

University of Washington · USA

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Planned route: 4 segments · ~1 hours steaming · 2 stations

Operating area: Puget Sound, WA

›2 legs· Seattle (UW Pier) (Washington) - United States → Seattle (UW Pier) (Washington) - United States

1Seattle (UW Pier) (Washington) - United States→Seattle (UW Pier) (Washington) - United StatesAug 25, 2023 · 1 d
2Seattle (UW Pier) (Washington) - United States→Seattle (UW Pier) (Washington) - United StatesAug 25 – Aug 26, 2023 · 1 d

Aug 25 – Aug 26, 20231 day at seaactual: departed Aug 25, 2023, arrived Aug 26, 2023

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Rachel Carson

University of Washington

Optimal Band — Puget Sound and WA coast to mouth of the Columbia River and back NOAA Methane Seep Study — Astoria Canyon region WA Canyons Coring — WA coast DON-2023 — Puget Sound and WOAC-2023-Fall — Puget Sound LMP-01 — Puget Sound Main Basin and the Hood Canal

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Project aboard

MATE Floats Marine Technology Summer Camp is an immersive week-long camp designed to give community college students and other under-represented groups in marine technology experience working with BGC-Argo data and other oceanographic data collection tools and resources. During this cruise, they will observe a CTD cast and learn how to take and process CTD samples for chlorophyll, oxygen, and nitrate. They will potentially take and analyze other samples as time allows.

People aboard

A. Rick Rupan · Principal investigator
Josie Adams · Chief scientist

Party size: 11

Estimated vacant berths: 2

Equipment

Pooled / portable

Schedule data from UNOLS Marine Facilities Planning · operator cruise code RC-0103: MATE · MFP reference 23/3377 · synced Sep 24, 2026