Shipboard Scientific Support Equipment 2011

2011年8月4日建议编号：1115033机构：华盛顿大学PI：W.WilockCo-PI：D.Russell本提案请求华盛顿大学的两个船上科学支持项目，用于R/V Thomas G.Thompson号，即更换绞盘和升级到船的内部摄像系统？S。这些项目将增强安全性和/或极大地改善对科学的支持能力。广泛的影响和智力价值：PI专门针对R/V Thompson和Barnes解决了拟议设备的更广泛的影响和智力价值。所支持的研究项目都经过了个别同行评审，以确定其科学价值。华盛顿大学的船只支持联邦政府资助的世界各地的科学研究-S海洋，以扩大人类对海洋环境的了解。在操作过程中，这些船只通常会通过海上教师让研究生和本科生接触到海洋海洋学。项目、从船到岸的实时卫星连接，以及大学开放日活动。总而言之，汤普森和巴恩斯夫妇计划在2011年完成130多天的NSF赞助活动。

ABSTRACT 04 August 2011Proposal Number: 1115033Institution: University of WashingtonPI: W. WilcockCo-PI: D. RussellThis proposal requests two Shipboard Scientific Support items for the University of Washington for use aboard the R/V THOMAS G. THOMPSON; namely a replacement winch drum and up-grades to the ship?s internal camera system. These items will either enhance safety and/or provide greatly improved support capabilities to science.Broader Impact and Intellectual Merit: The PI addressed the Broader Impacts and Intellectual Merit of the proposed equipment specifically for the R/V THOMPSON and BARNES. The research projects supported have been individually peer-reviewed for scientific merit. The University of Washington vessels support federally funded scientific research throughout the world?s oceans to expand human knowledge of the ocean environment. During operations, the vessels routinely expose graduate and undergraduate students to seagoing oceanography through the ?Teachers at Sea? program, real-time satellite connectivity from ship to shore, and University open house events. All told, the THOMPSON and BARNES are scheduled to complete over 130 NSF sponsored days in 2011.