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APPENDIX 2 CRUISE PLAN R/V WECOMA Oregon State University College of Oceanic Atmospheric Sciences FILING DATE: 07 April 2008 CRUISE NUMBER: TITLE: Science and Technology Center for Coastal Margin Observation and Prediction (CMOP) CONTRACT/GRANT NUMBER: NSF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR(S): Antonio M. Baptista et al. PURPOSE: (Short, non-technical statement on how cruise relates to overall project) The goals of R/V Wecoma operations are: Mooring recovery and placement at station NH-10 along the Newport Hydroline. Occupy a grid of stations over the Oregon and Washington continental shelf and slope to measure hydrographic (T, S, pressure), bio-optical (chlorophyll fluorescence, light transmission) and chemical (nitrate, dissolved oxygen) parameters. Combine these data with ADCP measurements of subsurface velocity to explore biophysical interactions. Collect water samples for membrane lipid and DNA- and RNA-based microbial community analyses, primary and secondary production rates and water chemistry studies across environmental gradients in pelagic environments of the Columbia River estuary, the Columbia River plume, the Columbia River at Beaver Army Dock and along established sampling lines along the Oregon and Washington coasts. Collecting surface sediments in Columbia River, estuary, plume and at a few sites on coastal lines using a multicore, boxcorer and grab sampler. Make continuous measurements of surface water chemistry with several devices attached to the continuous flow seawater system. cDOM fluorometer will be added to the flow-thru system (provided by CMOP). Feature Tracking exercise using the SWAP system and model-based now-cast/forecast system to follow the Columbia River Plume. ITINERARY: (Include station positions and route waypoints. Please send/fax/or bring a PAGE SIZE CRUISE TRACK for submission to UNOLS). Please see attached WILL RADIOACTIVE METHODS BE USED? X YES NO If so, list OSU r