Scheepsjournaal
Het scheepsjournaal houdt u op de hoogte van de wederwaardigheden aan boord van RV Pelagia. Afhankelijk van de auteur kan de bijdragen in het Nederlands of in het Engels zijn.
augustus 2013
09/08/2013 11:35
64PE374 - Dagboek 8 (in het Engels)
Second Italian blog! :)08/08/2013 15:55
64PE374 - Dagboek 7 (in het Engels)
Imagine that you could pick an O2 molecule, and just like you would do with a product on a supermarket shelf, turn it around and find a small label with the manufacturer’s details on its back. In the case of a dissolved O2 molecule sampled at sea, there would be two options: either this molecule was locally produced by photosynthetic organisms, or it was “imported” into the seawater from the atmosphere.08/08/2013 15:33
64PE374 - Dagboek 6 (Engels en Frans)
This MedBlack GEOTRACES cruise led by the Dutch on-board RV Pelagia is a unique opportunity to ‘chemically’ map the Mediterranean and the Black Seas. With its three legs it has a very high sampling resolution and thanks to the amazing Ultra Clean CTD sampling device built in NIOZ, an impressive number of parameters will be measured on macro & micro nutrients and other trace metals.
De machinekamer05/08/2013 09:54
64PE374 - Dagboek 4 (in het Engels)
After begging, kneeling and the promise of some beers, the bridge team decided to write a blog for the Nioz website…..! We would like to introduce ourselves: Pieter (Captain), Bert (1st Mate) and Alle (2nd Mate), all dutchies!!02/08/2013 14:42
After eating some tasty yapral sarma and a doner kebab in a busy place in the Asian side of Istanbul, I was ready to embark on an exciting trans-Med cruise aboard R/V Pelagia. This is Leg 3 that will take us to Lisbon crossing the Aegean, Adriatic, Ionian, Tyrrhenian and Alboran Sea and finally back to the open ocean.
Mediterranean Sea has fascinated traders, explorers, adventurers and philosophers from time immemorial and was the subject of the first underwater exploration by the ancient Greeks. It is still fascinates scientists today and is unique in many respects among the world oceans.