RRS James Clark Ross
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Latest Entries
JCR Refit 2011
Jun 09, 2011
The James Clark Ross entered Portsmouth Naval Base on Wednesday 1st June to start the annual refit period. The James Clark Ross entered Portsmouth Naval Base on Wednesday 1st June to start the annual refit period. Position Report for Entry Latitude: 51° 11′ N Longitude: 1° 6′ W Cruise Number: In Reift
Weddell Sea
Feb 15, 2011
For the past few days we have been steaming through the Weddell Sea, stopping every now and then to do more science. Yesterday was a day of coring using the gravity corer and the box corer (a very messy task). Following the deployment of a CTD (machine to measure water Conductivity, Temperature and Depth), we [...]
RRS James Clark Ross Cruise JR244 to the southern Weddell Sea
Feb 11, 2011
RRS James Clark Ross Cruise JR244 to the southern Weddell Sea British Antarctic Survey scientists on this cruise are carrying out marine geological and geophysical studies to determine the long-term history of the Antarctic Ice Sheet and climate in the southern Weddell Sea. The map shows the track of RRS James Clark Ross from the [...]
