EAGER: Early Career Training Cruise Opportunity - East Pacific Rise 9 50'N

第一部分主要的早期职业培训邮轮目标将包括进行基于深潜器的现场研究的实践指导，促进综合的、多学科的科学，优化船舶和车辆技术的使用，以最大限度地收集科学数据并从此类研究中获得重大成果的潜力，以及通过各种社交媒体渠道进行科学交流培训。所有这些都是为早期职业科学家，包括博士后。该项目支持以下两个广泛目标：(1)为海洋研究的健康和活力提供培训和职业发展；(2)增加海洋实地科学的包容性和多样性。拟议的计划将为参与者提供许多机会，不仅可以学习开发和进行海上实地考察的后勤工作，还有机会与各种合作者一起积极参与海上研究，涵盖大洋中脊活跃喷发点的火山、热液和生物现象的光谱。涉及R/V Atlantis的部分IIA邮轮，以及深海勘探飞船Alvin和Sentry，已经获得资助，计划于2018年12月3日至20日进行。邮轮的目标是在8？20？N附近的东太平洋隆起(EPR)轴以西的8？20？N海山进行四次Alvin潜水和三次哨兵AUV潜水(Gregg/Fornari/Perfit/Wanless NSF-OCE-MGG资助的研究的继续)，然后在9？50？N喷发区进行四次Alvin潜水和四次哨兵潜水，这将是早期首席科学家(ECS)培训的重点，将有9-10名早期职业科学家(NSF-OCE-设施资助)参加。ECS培训包括：(1)通过电话会议和网络研讨会进行的邮轮前培训；(2)海上培训，其中将包括2018年秋季美国地球物理联盟(AGU)的协同临场感；(3)12月22日在加利福尼亚州圣地亚哥举行的邮轮后论坛和外联活动，将邀请当地社区大学和高中；以及(4)ECS计划的后续和评估以及对深潜参与者研究的跟踪。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

Part IThe primary Early Career Training Cruise objective will involve hands-on instruction in conducting deep-submergence vehicle-based field research, fostering integrative, multidisciplinary science, and optimizing the use of ship and vehicle technologies to maximize the scientific data collection and potential for significant results from this type of research, and training in communicating science via various social media outlets. All for early career scientists including post-docs. The project is supporting the following two broad objectives: (1) training and career development for the health and vitality of marine research; and (2)increasing inclusion and diversity in marine field science. The proposed program will provide many opportunities for participants to learn not only the logistics of developing and conducting a sea-going field expedition, but also have the opportunity to actively participate in conducting research at sea with a diversity of collaborators that cover the spectrum of volcanic, hydrothermal and biological phenomena at active mid-ocean ridge eruption sites.Part IIA cruise involving R/V Atlantis, along with deep- sea exploration vehicles Alvin and Sentry, has been funded and is planned for Dec. 3-20, 2018. The objectives of the cruise are to conduct four Alvin and three Sentry AUV dives at the 8? 20?N seamounts, west of the East Pacific Rise (EPR) axis near 8? 20?N (a continuation of the Gregg/Fornari/Perfit/Wanless NSF-OCE-MGG funded research), and then to conduct four Alvin and four Sentry dives at the 9? 50?N eruption area, which will be the focus of Early Chief Scientist (ECS) Training that will involve 9-10 early career scientists (NSF-OCE-Facilities funded EAGER). The ECS Training includes: (1) Pre-cruise training via teleconference and webinars; (2) At-sea training which will include a synergic telepresence into the Fall 2018 American Geophysical Union (AGU); (3) A Post-cruise Forum and Outreach event in San Diego, CA on Dec. 22 that will invite local community colleges and high schools; and (4) Follow-up and Assessment of the ECS program and tracking of participant research in deep submergence.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.