GO-SHIP A16S
CompletedOperating area: South Atlantic
›2 legs· Punta Arenas (Magallanes) - Chile → Porto Grande (SÒo Vicente) - Cape Verde
- 1Punta Arenas (Magallanes) - Chile→Punta Arenas (Magallanes) - ChileMar 10 – Mar 17, 2026 · 8 d
- 2Punta Arenas (Magallanes) - Chile→Porto Grande (SÒo Vicente) - Cape VerdeMar 25 – May 1, 2026 · 37 d
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Project aboard
This cruise is part of the decadal re-occupation of select hydrographic transects in the Atlantic Ocean to determine natural and man-made changes in chemical and physical properties in the ocean under auspices of the international program Global Ocean Ship-based Hydrographic Investigations Program GO-SHIP (www.go-ship.org). The focus of this particular cruise is to determine the changes in anthropogenic CO2, distributions and fluxes in the South Atlantic ocean since the last occupation in 2014 as part of the GO-SHIP program. Decadal variations of CO2 tracers, oxygen, and temperature distributions are strongly influenced by climate change and natural processes. This research is co-sponsored by the USA agencies NOAA and NSF. Clearance to conduct research in Argentinian and UK EEZ waters will be requested.
People aboard
- Leticia Barbero Munoz · Principal investigator
Party size: 32
Estimated vacant berths: 5
Equipment
Aboard the vessel
- Ship Fitted Winches & Wires
- Crane
- Navigation - Heading/Position
- Dynamic Positioning (DP)
- Underway Seawater System
- pCO2
- Meteorological Data
- ADCP/UHDAS – range 250-350m (e.g. 150kHz)
- ADCP/UHDAS – range 500-750m (e.g. 75kHz)
- Multibeam - Deep Water (EM122, EM124)
- Science (Wave/Ice) Radar
Pooled / portable
- Winch Pool Portable Winch
Science party brings
- Science-provided vans ×3
Schedule data from UNOLS Marine Facilities Planning · operator cruise code RR2602 Barbero · MFP reference 25/6504 · synced Sep 24, 2026
