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Daily Reports for R/V KILO MOANA February 2009

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KM 09-08 Noon Report 1200(W) Feb 28 2009
Noon Position is: 21-28.6N 160-17.0W

Fuel on board: 127,155 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 1787 gals

Potable water on board: 6633 gals

Weather: wind 075 @ 35 kts, combined sea & swell NE'ly @ 06-08 ft,

barometer 1024.3 steady, temp 22.2C, mostly cloudy

Vessel underway enroute Taiwan after disembarking CAT tech this morning.
Daily pictures to follow.

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The following are the departure particulars for KM 09-08 leaving Honolulu 27
February 2009:

0725 Completed all pre-departure tests and inspections

0733 Last line Pier 45

0812 1st line Pier 30

0939 Commenced fueling

1159 Completed fueling - received 62,850 gal

1353 Last line Pier 30

1420 Passing H buoy outbound

1430 Fire and boat drill

Fuel on board (departure): 128,942 gal

Potable water: 8,000 gal

Ship's Complement (20)

Science Party (2)

Supernumerary (1)

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KM 09-07 Arrival Report 20 February, 2009

Following are the particulars of KM arrival at SNUG Harbor:

0640 Completed all pre-arrival tests and inspections

0702 Abeam "H" buoy

0753 First line, pier 45, port side to

0808 FWE

Fuel on board: 67,770 gals

Total fuel consumed: 6973 gals

Total miles steamed: 352 nmi

Total cruise time: 3 d 23 h

Pics of CTD winch pump below:

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KM 09-07 Noon Report 1200(W) February 19, 2009
Noon Position is: 22-46N 157-56W

Fuel on board: 69092 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 1788 gals

Potable water on board: 7740 gals

Weather: wind 065 @ 22 kts, combined sea & swell NE'ly @ 06-08 ft,

barometer 1017.8 falling, temp 21C, mostly cloudy

U/W on KM09-07 (HOT-209) conducting ops as per cruise plan.
Currently we are at Station 50 (near WHOTS Mooring) having recovered the Sed
Traps and Gas Array, and conducted 2 net tows, 2 PRR casts, and 5 CTD casts
since our last report. All going well with ship and science. ETA remains
0800 at SNUG Harbor tomorrow.

Pics below are examples of the Sed Traps used on this trip:

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KM 09-07 Noon Report 1200(W) February 18, 2009
Noon Position is: 22-46N 158-04W

Fuel on board: 70,880 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 1369 gals

Potable water on board: 8140 gals

Weather: wind 050 @ 23 kts, combined sea & swell NE'ly @ 06-08 ft,

barometer 1019.0 falling, temp 19C, mostly cloudy

U/W on KM09-07 (HOT-209) conducting ops as per cruise plan.
Currently we are at Station Aloha, having recovered the PP Array and
deployed the Gas Array, and conducted 4 net tows, 1 ATE cast, and 8 CTD
casts since our last report. All going well with ship and science.

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KM 09-07 Noon Report 1200(W) February 17, 2009
Noon Position is: 22-45N 158-00W

Fuel on board: 72,249 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 2102 gals

Potable water on board: 8100 gals

Weather: wind 080 @ 20 kts, combined sea & swell ENE'ly @ 07-09 ft,

barometer 1020.2 steady, temp 22C, partly cloudy

U/W on KM09-07 (HOT-209) conducting ops as per cruise plan.
Currently we are at Station Aloha, having recovered Seaglider139, deployed
the Sediment Traps and PP Array, and conducted 1 net tow, 1 PRR cast, 1
Go-Flo cast, and 5 CTD casts since our last report. We had to remove 4
meters of .322 CTD wire due to damage caused by tension spikes in mod-rough
weather. Slower winch speeds are currently being utilized until seas
moderate.

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KM 09-07 Noon Report 1200(W) February 16, 2009
Noon Position is: 21-21N 158-16W

Fuel on board: 74,351gals

Fuel Consumed (03 hrs): 392 gals

Potable water on board: 8000 gals

Weather: wind 070 @ 08 kts, combined sea & swell SE'ly @ 04-05 ft,

barometer 1020.4 steady, temp 25C, partly cloudy

U/W on KM09-07 (HOT-209) conducting ops as per cruise plan.
Currently we are at Station Kahe, where we will be performing a weight test
cast, PRR cast, CTD cast, and Go-flo cast. Seaglider recovery is scheduled
for this location also, and weather is mild enough to allow for small boat
ops. After completion of ops here, we will be transiting to Station Aloha.
All going well.

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The following are the departure particulars for KM 09-07 (HOT-209) leaving
Honolulu 16 February 2009:

0840 Completed all pre-departure tests and inspections

0900 Last line

0935 Passing H buoy outbound

0940 Shipboard familiarization and safety briefing for
science party

1040 Fire and boat drill

Fuel on board (departure): 74,743 gal

Potable water: 8,000 gal

Ship's Complement (20)

Science Party complement (25)

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KM 09-06 Arrival Report 15 February, 2009

Following are the particulars of KM arrival at SNUG Harbor:

0640 Completed all pre-arrival tests and inspections

0718 Abeam "H" buoy (delay due to outbound tug/barge)

0806 First line, pier 45, port side to

0823 FWE

Fuel on board: 74,708 gals

Total fuel consumed: 3252 gals

Total miles steamed: 196 nmi

Total cruise time: 3 d 00 h

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KM 09-06 Noon Report 1200(W) February 14, 2009
Noon Position is: 21-22N 158-21W

Fuel on board: 74,986 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 1375 gals

Potable water on board: 8000 gals

Weather: wind 080 @ 18 kts, combined sea & swell E'ly @ 05-07 ft,

barometer 1021.9 steady, temp 25C, partly cloudy

U/W on KM09-06, Student Cruise leg 4, where we will be
conducting respirometer (device used to measure the rate of respiration of a
living organism), CTD, camera, and trap deployments, along with plankton net
and IKMT (Isaac Kidd Midwater Trawl - designed to collect biological samples
in the midwater zone) tows. We have a teacher from Oahu's Dole Middle
School aboard for this cruise and she is doing a website for her students
about the adventure she is on with us. The URL is:
<http://deepblusea2009.blogspot.com/> http://deepblusea2009.blogspot.com/
(note there is no "e" in blu), and you can read her reports and check out
her photos.

We have recovered the respirometer, the trap, and the camera,
and conducted 2 IKMT and 2 plankton tows since the last report. There were
no specimens found in the respirometer, and the camera strobe light failed
to work (rendering the pictures unviewable), but the trap yielded its best
results ever (according to the Chief Scientist)! All equipment working well
(other than camera strobe) and science and ship are doing well. ETA remains
0800 at SNUG Harbor tomorrow.

Pic below of the specimens found in the trap (eel, crab, shrimp):

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KM 09-06 Noon Report 1200(W) February 13, 2009
Noon Position is: 21-24N 158-14W

Fuel on board: 76, 361 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 1179 gals

Potable water on board: 7940 gals

Weather: wind 080 @ 18 kts, combined sea & swell SE'ly @ 04-05 ft,

barometer 1021.9 rising, temp 25C, partly cloudy

U/W on KM09-06, Student Cruise leg 4, where we will be conducting
respirometer (device used to measure the rate of respiration of a living
organism), CTD, camera, and trap deployments, along with plankton net and
IKMT (Isaac Kidd Midwater Trawl - designed to collect biological samples in
the midwater zone) tows. We deployed the respirometer yesterday and the
trap and camera this morning. We have also conducted 2 CTD casts, 4 plankton
tows, and 2 IKMT tows since the last report. We have a teacher from Oahu's
Dole Middle School aboard for this cruise and she is doing a website for her
students about the adventure she is on with us. The URL is:
<http://deepblusea2009.blogspot.com/> http://deepblusea2009.blogspot.com/
(note there is no "e" in blu), and you can read her reports and check out
her photos. All is going well with science and ship.

Pics below of the trap, camera, and IKMT tow:

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KM 09-06 Noon Report 1200(W) February 12, 2009
Noon Position is: 21-23N 158-16W

Fuel on board: 77,540 gals

Fuel Consumed (04 hrs): 420 gals

Potable water on board: 7920 gals

Weather: wind 130 @ 08 kts, combined sea & swell SE'ly @ 04-05 ft,

barometer 1018.6 steady, temp 23C, partly cloudy

U/W on KM09-06, Student Cruise leg 4, where we will be conducting
respirometer (device used to measure the rate of respiration of a living
organism), CTD, camera, and trap deployments, along with plankton net and
IKMT (Isaac Kidd Midwater Trawl - designed to collect biological samples in
the midwater zone) tows. We have a research associate from Waikiki Aquarium
on board who has set up a couple aquariums here to observe specimens brought
aboard, and potentially bring them to the Waikiki Aquarium for viewing! We
will also be doing a bioluminescence lab and possibly some egg production
experiments. In addition, there is a photographer from UH magazine taking
lots of photos! Our stations are on the West Coast of Oahu (off Waianae) so
we should be sheltered from the strong E'ly winds forecast Friday-Sunday.

Pics below of the respirometer deployment:

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The following are the departure particulars for KM 09-06 (Student Cruise,
leg 4 of 4) leaving Honolulu 12 February 2009:

0745 Completed all pre-departure tests and inspections

0800 Last line

0845 Passing H buoy outbound

0850 Shipboard familiarization and safety briefing for
science party

1001 Fire and boat drill for science party (ship's crew
drilled 07 Feb, no crew changes)

Fuel on board (departure): 77,960 gal

Potable water: 8,000 gal

Ship's Complement (20)

Science Party complement (23)

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KM 09-05 Arrival Report 10 February, 2009

Following are the particulars of KM arrival at SNUG Harbor:

0635 Completed all pre-arrival tests and inspections

0702 Abeam "H" buoy

0745 First line, pier 45, stbd side to

0802 FWE, lots of happy kids/students heading home after experiencing
a great adventure!

Fuel on board: 78,758 gals

Total fuel consumed: 6367 gals

Total miles steamed: 383 nmi

Total cruise time: 2 d 22 h

Map below was our route for this cruise:

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KM 09-05 Noon Report 1200(W) February 09, 2009
Noon Position is: 22-17N 158-52W

Fuel on board: 80,136 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 2202 gals

Potable water on board: 8000 gals

Weather: wind 120 @ 15 kts, combined sea & swell E'ly @ 04-05 ft,

barometer 1018.3 falling, temp 23C, partly cloudy

U/W on KM09-05, Student Cruise leg 3, conducting CTD, EAR (Ecological
Acoustic Recorder), and Waverider buoy deployments, one dredging station,
and one multibeam survey around the coasts of Kauai and Oahu . We have
completed 13 stations so far, with 4 remaining. All going well with science
and ship! Students having fun as they learn! ETA SNUG Harbor remains 0800
tomorrow.

Some photos of our dredge, the computer screens that help identify the
location to dredge, and the final result! :

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KM 09-05 Noon Report 1200(W) February 08, 2009
Noon Position is: 22-07N 159-51W

Fuel on board: 82,338 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 2214 gals

Potable water on board: 8133 gals

Weather: wind 065 @ 25 kts, combined sea & swell NE'ly @ 05-06 ft,

barometer 1020.0 falling, temp 23C, few scattered low clouds around horizon

U/W on KM09-05, Student Cruise leg 3, with plans to conduct CTD, EAR
(Ecological Acoustic Recorder), and Waverider buoy deployments, one dredging
station, and one multibeam survey around the coasts of Kauai and Oahu . We
have completed 6 stations so far, with 11 remaining. There was a large pod
of 20-25 Spinner Dolphin playing and jumping around the Waverider buoy this
morning, just off Waimea, Kauai. This cruise we have 5 high school students
and 5 college undergrads along, all having fun and enjoying life at sea
learning about science! All going well with science and ship, currently
running ahead of schedule.

Pics of EAR deployment and cleaning the plankton hand net after collecting a
sample:

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The following are the departure particulars for KM 09-05 (Student Cruise,
leg 3 of 4) leaving Honolulu 07 February 2009:

0950 Completed all pre-departure tests and inspections

1003 Last line

1036 Passing H buoy outbound

1040 Shipboard familiarization and safety briefing for
science party

1130 Fire and boat drill for science party (ship's crew
drilled 29 Jan, no crew changes)

Fuel on board (departure): 85,125 gal

Potable water: 8,000 gal

Ship's Complement (20)

Science Party complement (28)

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KM 09-04 Arrival Report 07 February, 2009

Following are the particulars of KM arrival at SNUG Harbor:

0640 Completed all pre-arrival tests and inspections

0754 Abeam "H" buoy (delay due to instructions from Tower to wait for
outbound vessel)

0842 First line, pier 45, port side to

0856 FWE

Fuel on board: 85,125 gals

Total fuel consumed: 6861 gals

Total miles steamed: 466 nmi

Total cruise time: 2 d 22 h

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KM 09-04 Noon Report 1200(W) February 06, 2009
Noon Position is: 20-15N 156-01W

Fuel on board: 86,876 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 2589 gals

Potable water on board: 7900 gals

Weather: wind 080 @ 20 kts, combined sea & swell SE'ly @ 05-07 ft,

barometer 1019.2 falling, temp 24C, mostly cloudy

U/W on KM09-04, Student Cruise leg 2, conducting CTD and Waverider buoy
deployments . We have completed 10 stations so far, with 4 remaining. All
going well with science and ship. ETA Pier 45, Honolulu, at 0800 tomorrow,
with same-day departure at 1000 for leg 3 (KM 09-05) of the Student Cruises.

Map of our CTD and Waverider buoy stations below:

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KM 09-04 Noon Report 1200(W) February 05, 2009
Noon Position is: 19-23N 156-20W

Fuel on board: 89,465 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 2563 gals

Potable water on board: 7900 gals

Weather: wind var @ 05 kts, combined sea & swell SE'ly @ 04-06 ft,

barometer 1016.1 falling, temp 27C, mostly cloudy

U/W on KM09-04, Student Cruise leg 2, conducting CTD and Waverider buoy
deployments . The Waverider buoy is deployed by hand and allowed to drift
for about one hour while recording wave heights. We have fallen slightly
behind schedule due to not being able to deploy CTD and buoy at the same
time (depending on currents/drift direction) at every station, but we are
doing our best as nature allows. Students new to tag-line handling are
picking it up fast thanks to expert OTG tutelage! All going well with
science and ship.

Pics of Waverider buoy below:

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The following are the departure particulars for KM 09-04 (Student Cruise,
leg 2 of 4) leaving Honolulu 04 February 2009:

0950 Completed all pre-departure tests and
inspections

1032 Last line (delay due to instructions from Aloha
Tower to wait for inbound ship transit/mooring)

1103 Passing H buoy outbound

1110 Shipboard familiarization and safety briefing
for science party

1155 Fire and boat drill for science party (ship's
crew drilled 29 Jan, no crew changes)

1200 Position: 21-14.8N 157-50.2W, wind 080 @ 22 kts,
combined seas E @ 4 ft, barometer 1017.1, temp 22C, at first station for CTD
and float deployment

Fuel on board (departure): 91,986 gal

Potable water: 8,000 gal

Ship's Complement (20)

Science Party complement (10)

Pic below is of our first station, right off Diamond Head!:

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KM 09-03 Arrival Report 04 February, 2009

Following are the particulars of KM arrival at SNUG Harbor:

0640 Completed all pre-arrival tests and inspections

0705 Abeam "H" buoy

0754 First line, pier 45, port side to

0818 FWE

Fuel on board: 92,084 gals

Total fuel consumed: 16,300 gals

Total miles steamed: 1273 nmi

Total cruise time: 5d 0h

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KM 09-03 Noon Report 1200(W) February 03, 2009
Noon Position is: 19-56N 156-12W

Fuel on board: 94,801 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 3373 gals

Potable water on board: 7940 gals

Weather: wind 040 @ 38 kts G47 kts, combined sea & swell NE'ly @ 09-11 ft,

barometer 1014.4 falling, temp 22C, mostly cloudy

U/W on KM09-03 Student Cruise leg 1, conducting surveying/mapping NW of
Hawaii. No dredge attempts in last 24 hours, and no further dredging
operations scheduled for remainder of cruise. One survey line crossing
Alenuihaha Channel cancelled today due to it potentially placing gale/strong
gale force winds and rough seas on the beam. Currently heading to last
survey site SW of Lanai. Overall, cruise/ship going well. ETA tomorrow
remains 0700 at Sea Buoy and 0800 at Pier 45.

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KM 09-03 Noon Report 1200(W) February 02, 2009
Noon Position is: 20-17N 156-22W

Fuel on board: 98,174 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 3378 gals

Potable water on board: 7920 gals

Weather: wind 060 @ 28 kts, combined sea & swell NE'ly @ 06-08 ft,

barometer 1016.3 falling, temp 23C, overcast

U/W on KM09-03 Student Cruise leg 1, conducting surveying/mapping NW of
Hawaii. No dredge attempts in the last 24 hours. Potentially we will try
another if weather allows, although forecast is for wave height to increase
to 10-11 ft in the area over the next 24 hours. Overall, cruise/ship going
well.

Pics below are examples of our survey results, both bathymetry (color) and
sidescan (black and white):

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KM 09-03 Noon Report 1200(W) February 01, 2009
Noon Position is: 19-57N 156-21W

Fuel on board: 101,552 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 2784 gals

Potable water on board: 8400 gals

Weather: wind 050 @ 10 kts, combined sea & swell NE'ly @ 03-04 ft,

barometer 1017.5 steady, temp 23C, partly cloudy (thin high clouds)

U/W on KM09-03 Student Cruise leg 1, conducting surveying/mapping NW of
Hawaii. First dredge operation conducted last night. All equipment worked
well, but very few samples captured by dredge. Overall, cruise/ship going
well.

Pics below of dredge operations (including photo documentation of Tech Dan's
dedication to science!):

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KM 09-03 Noon Report 1200(W) January 31, 2009
Noon Position is: 20-07N 156-28W

Fuel on board: 104,336 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 3502 gals

Potable water on board: 8408 gals

Weather: wind 070 @ 24 kts, combined sea & swell NE'ly @ 05-08 ft,

barometer 1014.8 falling, temp 23C, clear

U/W on KM09-03 Student Cruise leg 1, conducting surveying/mapping NW of
Hawaii. First dredge operation scheduled for 1700 today. All going well.

Pic below is of our mapping site/lines, south of Kahoolawe and Maui and NW
of Hawaii:

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KM 09-03 Noon Report 1200(W) January 30, 2009
Noon Position is: 20-51N 157-28W

Fuel on board: 107, 838 gals

Fuel Consumed (04 hrs): 546 gals (departure fuel amount corrected to
108,384 gals)

Potable water on board: 8150 gals

Weather: wind var @ 03 kts, combined sea & swell SE'ly @ 04-05 ft,

barometer 1017.0 steady, temp 23C, few scattered clouds, perfect day

U/W on KM09-03 Student Cruise leg 1, enroute survey area NW of Hawaii, ETA approx
1600 LT today. Overall plan is to comprehensively survey/map the area and conduct
1-2 dredging operations as time allows.

View from my window today:

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The following are the departure particulars for KM 09-03 (Student Cruise,
leg 1 of 4) leaving Honolulu 30 January 2009:

0730 Completed all pre-departure tests and
inspections

0806 Last line

0845 Passing H buoy outbound

0850 Shipboard familiarization and safety briefing
for science party

0950 Fire and boat drill for science party (ship's
crew drilled 29 Jan)

Fuel on board: 108,900 gal

Potable water: 8,000 gal

Ship's Complement (20)

Science Party complement (18)

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KM 09-02 Arrival Report January 23, 2009

Following are the particulars of KM arrival at SNUG Harbor:

0640 Completed all pre-arrival tests and inspections

0705 Abeam "H" buoy

0754 First line, pier 45, port side to

0801 FWE

Fuel on board: 108,963 gals

Total fuel consumed: 6715 gals

Total miles steamed: 359 nmi

Total cruise time: 03d 23h

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KM 09-02 Noon Report 1200(W) January 22, 2009
Noon Position is: 22-44N 157-55W

Fuel on board: 110,308 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 1577 gals

Potable water on board: 7900 gals

Weather: wind 070 @ 18 kts, combined sea & swell confused @ 07-09 ft,

barometer 1022.1 rising, temp 21C, mostly cloudy

U/W on HOT-208, following cruise plan, currently at Station 50 (WHOTs
mooring), having recovered the Sediment Traps and Gas Array, and conducted 5
CTD casts, 2 net tows, 1 PRR (Profiling Reflectance Radiometer) cast, and 1
ATE (Automated Trace Element) cast (AC9 not functioning) during the last 24
hrs. Going well so far, CTD winch continuing to work well. Sea conditions
are slowing CTD operations, but schedule is being maintained.

Pic of ATE (Automated Trace Element) Sampler:

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KM 09-02 Noon Report 1200(W) January 21, 2009
Noon Position is: 22-40N 158-01W

Fuel on board: 111,885 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 1425 gals

Potable water on board: 8400 gals

Weather: wind 040 @ 15 kts, combined sea & swell NW'ly @ 08-11ft,

barometer 1020.4 rising, temp 21C, mostly cloudy

U/W on HOT-208, following cruise plan, currently at Station Aloha, having
recovered the PP Array, deployed the Gas Array, and conducted 7 CTD casts
and 4 net tows during the last 24 hrs, all well so far, CTD winch continuing
to work well. One hour was lost for re-termination of CTD wire, due to
kink/damage caused by rough sea conditions.
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KM 09-02 Noon Report 1200(W) January 20, 2009
Noon Position is: 22-45N 158-00W

Fuel on board: 113,310 gals

Fuel Consumed (24 hrs): 1988 gals

Potable water on board: 8080 gals

Detention last 24h: 00 h 00 m

Total detention to date this cruise: 00 h 00 m

Weather: wind 315 @ 20 kts, combined sea & swell NW'ly @ 06-09ft,

barometer 1018.0 rising, temp 22C, partly cloudy

U/W on HOT-208, following cruise plan, currently at Station Aloha, having
deployed the Seaglider, PP Array and Sediment Traps, and conducted 5 CTD
casts and one net tow during the last 24 hrs, all well so far, CTD winch
working well.

Pics of Seaglider deployment:

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KM 09-02 Noon Report 1200(W) January 19, 2009
Noon Position is: 21-21N 158-16W

Fuel on board: 115,208 gals

Fuel Consumed (03 hrs): 470 gals (departure fuel figure incorrect,
should have been 115,678)

Potable water on board: 7811 gals

Detention last 24h: 00 h 00 m

Total detention to date this cruise: 00 h 00 m

Weather: wind 160 @ 10 kts, combined sea & swell NW'ly @ 06-08ft,

barometer 1015.6 steady, temp 23C, partly cloudy

U/W on HOT-208, following cruise plan, currently at Station Kahe preparing
to conduct test CTD cast, all well so far.

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The following are the departure particulars for KM 09-02 (HOT-208) leaving
Honolulu 19 January 2009:

Completed all pre-departure tests and inspections

0912 Last line (delay due to tug being late)

0950 Passing H buoy outbound

1000 shipboard familiarization and safety briefing
for science party

1045 fire and boat drill

Fuel on board: 116,546 gal

Potable water: 8,000 gal

Ship's Complement (20)

Science Party complement (25)

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