A framework for multidisciplinary science observations from commercial ships

A framework for multidisciplinary science observations from commercial ships
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DOI:
10.1093/icesjms/fsae011
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发表时间:
2024-02
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Alison M Macdonald;L. Hiron;Leah McRaven;Laura Stolp;Kerry Strom;Rebecca Hudak;Shawn R Smith;Julia Hummon;Magdalena Andres
Alison M Macdonald;L. Hiron;Leah McRaven;Laura Stolp;Kerry Strom;Rebecca Hudak;Shawn R Smith;Julia Hummon;Magdalena Andres
中科院分区:
农林科学2区
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作者:
Alison M Macdonald;L. Hiron;Leah McRaven;Laura Stolp;Kerry Strom;Rebecca Hudak;Shawn R Smith;Julia Hummon;Magdalena Andres

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Science Research on Commercial Ships (Science RoCS) is a grassroots multi-institution group of scientists, engineers, data managers, and administrators seeking to further research opportunities by equipping commercial vessels with suites of maritime appropriate scientific sensors operated autonomously on regular ship routes with minimal crew intervention. Science RoCS aims to foster cooperation between the shipping industry and scientific community at a level that will be transformative for societally relevant ocean science, promote cross-disciplinary ocean science through simultaneous observation of the air/sea interface and water column, and spur a technological revolution in observational oceanography by developing new turnkey, maritime-industry-appropriate scientific equipment whose data streams can be used to stimulate innovations in oceanic (physical, chemical, and biological) understanding and forecasting. We envision a future where scientific data collection on commercial ships is the new industry standard, providing repeat measurements in undersampled, remote regions, on scales not otherwise accessible to the scientific community.