Ship Operations - R/V ROGER REVELLE

斯克里普斯海洋学研究所（SIO）提议继续运营研究船Roger Revelle，以支持2018 -2022年五年期间nsf资助的科学研究。“罗杰·雷维尔”号是一艘能力强大、装备精良的通用级全球级研究船，隶属于美国海军，自1996年进入美国学术研究舰队以来一直由SIO运营。作为大学-国家-海洋实验室系统（UNOLS）合作框架内的一个大型共享设施，罗杰雷维尔将接待来自美国各地的科学家进行各种学科的研究。该船将以一种促进安全性、能力和效率的方式运营，以最大限度地提高NSF在该船及其上进行的项目的投资。SIO在船舶维护、法规遵从、国外清关、船员和后勤方面采用严格的方法，以便科学任务能够顺利按计划完成。Roger Revelle号上的科学任务在全球范围内完成了观测、测量、样本和数据收集。自1907年以来，sio运营的船只在探索地球方面发挥了关键作用，并继续为美国的海洋研究工作做出重大贡献。SIO的船舶运营部门支持NSF的科学卓越、组织卓越、学习、包容和责任等核心价值观。这里提出的船舶管理和操作使人类福祉所依赖的自然环境中物理和生物过程的变革性科学研究成为可能。这一建议的智力价值被船上科学家所进行的研究项目的综合价值放大了。在2018年期间，Roger Revelle将在太平洋支持8个不同的nsf赞助项目，涉及海洋生态学、海洋化学、海洋观测、地震学、火山学、地震和海啸灾害、物理海洋学和板块构造学。美国国家科学基金会资助的研究（包括海洋观测倡议研究）将占Roger Revelle今年工作的63%（155天）。其余的工作将由NASA（42天，17%）、海军（16天，7%）、斯克里普斯海洋学研究所（10天，4%）和其他学术机构或海军来源（23天，9%）提供支持。每个科学项目都有其独特的智力价值。SIO对Roger Revelle的管理使研究、教育和培训能够促进发现和理解，同时实现深远的更广泛的影响。拟议的管理支持强有力的协作，多学科和多机构使用该船。通过联索行动，SIO协调Roger Revelle与科学家和资助机构的共享使用，使船上的能力满足当前和预期的社区需求。SIO致力于促进气候公平、合作和专业，将多样性、公平和包容作为科学发现、技术发展和学习的基本要素。SIO Roger Revelle的运作利用了机构计划，这些计划补充了NSF的使命，即促进科学，工程和教育的成就和进步，以造福国家。例如，SIO的UC船舶基金计划使研究生和本科生、博士后研究人员和早期职业教师能够通过内部同行评审的竞争过程，在Roger Revelle上进行独立研究和指导。这艘船是SIO的K - 12教育计划“罗杰·雷维尔的足迹”的组成部分，该计划利用海洋学向经济条件较差的七年级和八年级学生教授物理科学。作为一个广泛订阅的共享设施，罗杰·雷维尔同样为来自美国各机构的科学家的教育、培训和推广任务做出了贡献，这些科学家在船上进行研究和教育项目。正如在这里提出的，罗杰·雷维尔将继续通过安全、有能力和有效地促进多学科科学研究来为国家科学基金会服务，以促进我们对海洋和地球的了解。该奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO) proposes to continue operating the research vessel Roger Revelle to support NSF-funded scientific research for the five-year period 2018 -2022. Roger Revelle is a capable, well-equipped general-purpose Global Class research vessel that is owned by the US Navy and has been operated by SIO since the ship's introduction into the US Academic Research Fleet in 1996. As a large shared-use facility scheduled within the collaborative framework of the University-National-Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS), Roger Revelle will host scientists from across the United States to undertake research in a variety of disciplines. The ship will be operated in a manner that promotes safety, capability and efficiency in order to maximize NSF's investment in the ship and in the programs that are conducted on board. SIO employs a disciplined approach to vessel maintenance, regulatory compliance, foreign clearance, crewing and logistics so that scientific missions can be completed successfully and on scheduleThe observation, measurement, and collection of samples and data are accomplished on a global scale by scientific missions aboard Roger Revelle. SIO-operated ships have played a critical role in the exploration of our planet since 1907, and continue to contribute significantly to the U.S. ocean research effort. SIO's ship operations department supports NSF core values of scientific excellence, organizational excellence, learning, inclusiveness and accountability. The vessel management and operations proposed here enable transformative scientific research in physical and biological processes in the natural environment upon which human well-being depends. The intellectual merit of this proposal is amplified by the combined merit of research projects undertaken by scientists on board. During 2018, Roger Revelle will support eight different NSF-sponsored programs in the Pacific Ocean in marine ecology, marine chemistry, ocean observing, seismology, volcanology, earthquake and tsunami hazards, physical oceanography, and plate tectonics. NSF-sponsored research (including Ocean Observing Initiative research) will account for 63% (155 days) of Roger Revelle's work this year. The remainder of the work will be supported by NASA (42 days, 17%), the Navy (16 days, 7%), the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (10 days, 4%), and other academic institutional or Navy sources (23 days, 9%). Each scientific program contributes its own distinctive intellectual merit.SIO's management of Roger Revelle enables research, education and training that advance discovery and understanding while achieving far-reaching broader impacts. The proposed management supports strongly collaborative, multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional use of the vessel. Through UNOLS, SIO coordinates the shared use of Roger Revelle with scientists and funding agencies so shipboard capabilities meet the current and anticipated needs of the community. SIO is committed to promoting a climate offairness, cooperation, and professionalism on board that embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion as essential ingredients of scientific discovery, technical development, and learning. SIO's operation of Roger Revelle leverages institutional programs that complement NSF's mission to promote achievement and progress in science, engineering and education for the benefit of the nation. For example, SIO's UC Ship Funds Program enables graduate and undergraduate students, postdoctoral researchers and early career faculty to pursue independent research and instruction aboard Roger Revelle via an internal peer-reviewed competitive process for ship time. The vessel is integral to SIO's K 12 education program "In the Footsteps of Roger Revelle", which uses oceanography to teach physical science to economically disadvantaged seventh- and eighth-grade students. As a broadly-subscribed shared-use facility, Roger Revelle similarly contributes to the education, training and outreach missions of scientists from institutions across America who conduct their research and educational programs on board. As proposed here, Roger Revelle will continue to serve NSF by safely, capably and efficiently facilitating multidisciplinary scientific research to advance our understanding of our oceans and Earth.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.