OTG Cruise Planning Form for R/V Ka'imikai-O-Kanaloa

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1 OTG Cruise Planning Form for R/V Ka'imikai-O-Kanaloa University of Hawai'i Marine Center 965 N Nimitz Hwy, Honolulu, Hawai'i USA Cruise Number Designation Cruise Dates Starting Port Ending Port Chief Scientist Address Co-Chief Scientist Address Other Key Contact Address Lead Marine Technician Ship to Address: UH Marine Center C/O [Chief Scientist s Name] R/V Ka imikai-o-kanaloa 965 N Nimitz Hwy, Honolulu, Hawaii SHIP SPECIFICATIONS Length Overall = 223ft Maximum Beam= 38ft Load Draft= 13ft 6in Displacement= 1,961 LT Gross Tonnage= 259 GRT Cruising= 9kts Max Speed: 10kt Min Speed= 1kt Range= 8,500 nm(40 days of fuel) Fuel Capacity= 91,000 gallons Endurance= 40 days (food/stores/water) Complement (normal ops) Crew = 13 Science-Party= 19 OTG= 2 Complement (Pisces ops) Crew= 13 Science Party= 13 OTG=1 PICES=6 Main- Deck space Lab space Aft Deck= 1186 sq. ft. Hangar= 1332 sq. ft Freeboard(fantail) = 8ft Rock= 303 sq. ft Wet= 300 sq. ft Clean= 150 sq. ft Dry=300 sq. ft COMPUTER SYSTEMS Shipboard (transferred via FB500) Microsoft Windows XP PC: Conference Room Data Backups performed to CD-R media Thermosalinograph Display GPS and Knudsen 320C display via laptop COMPUTER SYSTEMS Furuno Navtex NX-500 FAX Furuno Inmarsat-C Fleet Broadband 500 Navigation / GPS Trimble GPS NSTR GPS Sperry Marine MK 37 VT digital Gyrocompass (redundant)

2 SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS Please check all instruments & equipment required ECHO SOUNDERS Multibeam Seabeam kHz. Swath coverage ranges from ±75 in shallow waters to ±45 for the deepest floor. Continuous operation. Sub-Bottom Profiler Knudsen 320C khz. Touch screen interface for sounder control. Real-time data display. Internal data storage for post-acquisition review and hardcopy output. Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler RD Instruments Narrowband WH khz. 300m resolution. Continuous operation. For Bathymetric Surveys, a science lab watch is required or full multibeam support METEOROLOGICAL SYSTEMS Anemometer RM Young 5106 Wind Sensors CTD SYSTEMS Anticipated Maximum Depth for CTD Casts: meters CTD Rosette - 24-Bottle 12 liter bottles CTD Rosette - 12-Bottle 12 liter bottles 12 liter bottles for use with messengers on hydrowire Number of bottles required: Max Depth: meters CTD Instruments SBE 911+ Standard Dual-Sensor System (6,800m depth rating) Temperature Probe SBE Model 3-02/F (dual) Conductivity Sensor - SBE Model 4-02/0 (dual) Oxygen Sensor - SBE Model 43 Pinger Benthos Model BFP 312HP 12 khz Bottom Finding Deep Sea Pinger (6,000m depth rating) PAR Sensor Biospherical QSP-2300 Log Scalar PAR sensor (2,000m depth rating) Integrated with QSR-2300 Log Surface PAR Reference sensor. Fluorometer Wetlabs ECO-FLNTU Chlorophyll Fluorometer & Turbidity (6,000m depth rating) Fluorometer Seapoint SCF Chlorophyll Fluorometer (6,000m depth rating) Transmissometer Wetlabs C-Star 25cm (6,000m depth rating) Bottom Contact Switch Seabird (6,800 depth rating) Altimeter Benthos Model 9000D (6,000m depth capability) Sound Velocity Profiler - Applied Microsystems SVPlus (5,000m depth rating) GEOPHYSICAL EQUIPMENT Magnetometer Geometrics Model G-882 (total Field Magnetometer) This instrument is towed and requires an auxiliary winch positioned on the main deck. Piston Coring Equipment capable of 20ft cores Gravity Coring Equipment capable of 20ft cores Pipe and Standard Rectangle Dredges 18" x 36" with 60" chain link bag MISCELLANEOUS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS Acoustic Transducer and Deckbox Benthos Model DS Acoustic Deckbox Edgetech Model 8011AT Argos Receiver Model GONIO 400 Expendable Bathymetric Thermography (XBT) Sippican MK21 PC w/ hand launcher Science party must provide XBTs Projected number of XBT launches/days: Radio Beacons Novatech Designs, Inc. Channels 67, 69, 70, and 72 available. Radio Direction Finder Simrad multichannel RDF Radio Direction Finder Simrad variable frequency RDF Strobes OAR High Intensity Strobe Flashers

3 SHIPBOARD WATER REQUIREMENTS Uncontaminated Scientific Seawater System (USSW): Stainless intake to stainless steel sea-chest. First impeller is stainless. Second is ABS plastic. PVC outflow runs to ship s Wet Lab and Aft Deck. Projected use (volume/day): USSW to science van(s) Thermosalinograph: Sea-Bird SBE21 Analog Thermosalinograph Sea-Bird SBE3 Slow Thermometer Chlorophyll Fluorometer: Turner Designs 10-AU-005 General Seawater System Seawater, via steel pipe, is available on the aft deck, top deck and all labs. VANS UltraPure Fresh Water System UltraPure fresh water is stored in a 30L Barnstead Diamond Reservoir Barnstead Diamond Reverse Osmosis System Projected use (volume/day): Barnstead NANOpure Diamond Analytical System (18MOhm) Projected use (volume/day): One filter cartridge set is provided. Scientific party must supply additional. Radiation Van: Van Dimensions (overall): 20 ft x 8 ft Refrigerators (2); Total area: 8.7ft3 Four 48 : x 29 D x 36 H counters w/ drawers underneath for general use. Fume hood: 26 x 20 Perkin Elmer TriCarb 4910TR liquid scintillation counter and color printer. Please list all isotopes to be brought aboard: Check this box if you submitted Plan must include: Contact Information: plans of isotope use to the 1) Transportation to Vessel UH RSO Irene Sakimoto University of Hawai i Radiation 2) Use on vessel isakimoto@hawaii.edu Safety Officer (RSO) 3) Handling of waste & non-used isotopes General Science Van No exceptions. All radioisotope work must be performed in the Radiation Van. Other (please specify)

4 INFRASTRUCTURE Cold Storage Refrigerator: Hobart DA cu.ft Freezer: Hobart DA-F cu.ft Ultra-Low freezer: Thermo Scientific Revco Elite PLUS -85 C Upright Freezer; Quantity: 1; 20.2 cu.ft Power Availability 120V AC: Available throughout. 220/208V AC: Hangar deck forward Rock Lab Hangar top forward starboard Wet Lab Mezzanine deck forward starboard (no ground) 02 deck forward under overhang Mezzanine deck starboard 02 deck midships (3 phase, no ground) 480V AC: Air Castle (20A) Engine Room aft port (30A) Hangar aft starboard (30A, 60A, 110A) Clean Power 110V AC: Aft Deck Wet Lab Conference Room Clean Room Seabeam Tracking Room Rock Lab Video Room Radio Room UPS Power 120V AC: Radio Room and Bridge. Compressed Air Quincy Model psi. Available throughout. CRANES Pitman Hydra-Lift Crane On 02 Deck Model HL ,000 lbs working load at full extension Aurora Folding Crane Model 45KTNC. 10,000 lbs working load at full extension. North American Crane (small) On Aft Deck 2,000 lbs working load at full extension. Stern A-Frame 30,000 lbs working load short tons = 37,500 lbs.) WINCHES, WIRE, AND ELECTROMECHANICAL CABLE Change-out of wire requires advance planning. Northern Line Coring Winch: Low Speed: 30,000 lbs line pull. High Speed: 8,100 lbs line pull. Drum Capacity: 4,500m of in cable 10,000m of 9/16 wire Dyacon Lift Winch: System ,000 lbs line pull. 15 ton constant tension. Hydrographic Markey: Model DESH-5 Low Gear: 5,297 lbs line pull. High Gear (w/ full drum): 3,555 lbs line pull. Drum Capacity: 32,000 ft of in three-conductor electromechanical CTD cable. SeaMac Tow Winch (small): 1,800 lbs line pull; fpm. 20 diameter drum; 34 diameter flange; 12 wide drum SeaMac Tow Winch (large): 3,200 lbs line pull; fpm. 20 diameter drum; 58 diameter flange; 48 wide drum DSE Receiver Winch (gray): 1,300 lbs line pull; fpm. 18 diameter drum; 36 diameter flange; 18 wide drum BLOCK AND CAPTSTANS Block (trace metal free): Wire-out readout; Can be integrated with SeaMac winch systems. Capstan (large): 24 drum; 2 speed (18m/min; 32m/min) Capstan (small): 18 drum; 2 speed (10-12 m/min; 20m/min)

5 SCIENTIST-PROVIDED INSTRUMENTS Please list all instruments and devices intended to be deployed/recovered. (i.e. Nets, MOCNESS, trace-metal samplers.) Detail number of launches per day, duration of deployments, and ship requirements. List scientist provided instruments to be integrated with the ships data logging systems, and identify any usual power requirements. List quantities of all chemical and radioactive materials that will be brought on board. Detail any special storage and (or) handling precautions. When preparing this inventory, be reminded that each item requires the following: 1) Chemical identification label. 2) Material Safety Data sheet (manufacturer provided MSDS preferred) 3) Any DOT (Department of Transportation) or RTECS (Registry of Toxic Effects of Chemical Substances) number 4) Shipping boxes, tanks, or containers with appropriate OSHA Danger Signs, labels or stickers. * Substances stored in shipboard Flammables Cabinet or Acid/Base lockers require Chief Scientist name, Cruise ID and date.

6 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS General Information It is required to submit MSDS sheets for ALL hazardous materials brought on board. The correct technical name and necessary identification of the material intended to be loaded must be properly labeled and placarded in accordance with the IMDG Code, CFRs and MARPOL 73/78. ALL hazardous material to be brought aboard by the oncoming scientific group must be packaged separate from all other science equipment. Please include a label with the Chief Scientist s name, Cruise ID and date. ALL hazardous material containers no matter how small or how many must be labeled with the name and phone number of the person responsible for the material. ALL hazardous material must be stored in the appropriate locker aboard the vessel. An amount not to exceed one-day s use of material may be located in the lab where the material will be used. ALL specialized spill kits need to be provided by the oncoming science party. Only general (acids, bases & mercury) chemical spill kits are provided. A sufficient quantity of spill response material must be brought so as to clean ALL the associated hazardous material brought aboard for the mission. It is the scientist s responsibility to be trained and proficient in the handling of ALL chemicals, their disposal, and spill control procedures. ALL proper safety equipment required for the hazardous material must be brought by the science party. This includes items such as safety glasses, lab coats, gloves, respirators, and etc. UH Environmental Health and Safety Office waste disposal policy is that any non-uh user aboard the Kilo Moana must either coordinate waste disposal efforts through a UH scientist or utilize a commercial disposal service. In either case, arrangements must be made to have the material taken directly from the ship to the facility. No waste can be stored, even temporarily, at the UH Marine Center. Technicians can provide users with local contact numbers for hazmat waste disposal. * Please list ALL hazardous materials, including chemical and radioactive, to be brought aboard and their quantities. Include any storage or handling requirements ship-ops should be aware of. Hazardous, Chemical or Radioactive Material Name Quantity Storage or Handling Requirements Forms and guidelines can be found at:

7 * Please list ALL individuals below that will be working with the inventoried materials along with their hazardous material handling and laboratory safety training completed title and date. Name Date of Training Training 1. Will you be generating hazardous waste? Yes No If yes, explain: 2. Are we recovering deployed instruments? Yes No If yes, do these instruments contain hazardous material? Yes No 3. If yes to the above, please check the type(s) of hazardous material Corrosives Cryogenic Flammables Reactive Toxic/poisonous Please list all hazardous material contained in the instruments. 4. Have you read UNOLS Research Vessel Safety Standards Manual Ch.9 (Scientific and Shipboard Hazardous Materials?) Yes No I confirm, to the best of my knowledge, that the hazardous material list submitted and my answers to the questions above are complete and accurate. I agree to use these materials in a safe and clean manner and in accordance with the above rules. I state further that I am responsible for the prompt reimbursement to the University of Hawaii for any costs incurred by the latter to the ship, and to destroy, dispose of or clean up the hazardous materials utilized or generated by my research project. Principal Investigator/Chief Scientist Current Date: Cruise ID: (Print Name) (Signature) Forms and guidelines can be found at: Rev