Collaborative Research: Data Acquisition and Limited Data Reduction for the 1998 SCICEX Cruise

提案编号：自1995年以来，美国海军一直为SCICEX计划提供潜艇-每年在北冰洋下进行科学巡航。该潜艇的设计安静而稳定，为有效获取航行数据提供了理想的支持基础设施，特别是条带测绘和海底剖面数据。这一合作提案是关于一种称为海底表征和绘图吊舱（SCAMP）的仪器的操作、集成和拆除。数据采集、软件开发、数据减少和传播也包括在提案中。SCAMP旨在获取北冰洋海底的条带测深、海底下剖面和重力数据。SCAMP现在安装在USS Hawkbill海军潜艇下，专门用于1998年和1999年的SCICEX巡航。该仪器将作为一个向任何合格科学家开放的设施运行，并将获取北冰洋无法通过任何其他手段收集的数据。

Proposal Number: OPP-9811628Principal Investigator: Coakley, Bernard J.Since 1995 The US Navy has provided submarines for the SCICEX Program--annual scientific cruises under the Arctic Ocean. Designed to be quiet and stable, the submarine provides as ideal support infrastructure for the efficient acquisition of underway data, particularly swath mapping and bottom profiler data. This collaborative proposal is for the operation, integration, and removal of an instrument called Sea Floor Characterization and Mapping Pod (SCAMP). Data acquisition, software development data reduction and dissemination are also included in the proposal. SCAMP aims at acquiring swath bathymetry, sub-bottom profiles, and gravity data from the Arctic Ocean sea-floor. SCAMP is now mounted under the USS Hawkbill Navy submarine dedicated to the 1998 and 1999 SCICEX cruises. The instrument is to be operated as a facility open to any qualified scientist, and will acquire data that cannot be collected by any other means in the Arctic Ocean.