BMM 17/03/2009 Beheerseenheid Mathematisch Model van de Noordzee update dd. 09/04

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BMM 17/03/2009 Beheerseenheid Mathematisch Model van de Noordzee update dd. 09/04 BELGICA CRUISE 2009/11 Geology: 15/04/2009 17/04/2009 Contact details: DCP-KD: FOD Economie, KMO, Middenstand en Energie, Kwaliteit en Veiligheid, Dienst Continentaal Plat, Simon Bolivarlaan 30, 1000 Brussel (tel. 32(0)2/2778411, fax 32(0)2/2775442, e-mail: koen.degrendele@economie.fgov.be) BMM-SS: Beheerseenheid Mathematisch Model van de Noordzee, Gulledelle 100, 1200 Brussel (T +32(0)2/7732133, F +32(0)2/7732112, e-mail: s.scory@mumm.ac.be) BMM-PR: Beheerseenheid Mathematisch Model van de Noordzee, Gulledelle 100, 1200 Brussel (T +32(0)59/242054, F +32(0)59/704935, e-mail: p.roose@mumm.ac.be) LPAE-DDB: Universiteit Gent Vakgroep Biologie Labo PAE, Krijgslaan 281 S8, 9000 Gent (T +32(0)9/2648543, F +32(0)9/2648599, dries.debock@ugent.be) 1. General form Belgica 2009 2. Participants 3. Scientific Objectives 4. Research area - Sampling stations 5. Operational course 6. Occupation of laboratories 7. Use of infrastructure 8. On board analysis 9. Automatic data acquisition 10. Chemicals 11. Remarks Request for boarding De BMM is het departement "Beheer van het mariene ecosysteem" van het Koninklijk Belgisch Instituut voor Natuurwetenschappen. Programmatorische Federale Overheidsdienst Wetenschapsbeleid.

1. GENERAL FORM BELGICA 2009 1. Cruise number 2009/11 2. Date / time Zeebrugge Touch and go Oostende Zeebrugge 15/04/2009, 10u30 15/04/2009, PM 17/04/2009, PM. 3. Chief Scientist Koen Degrendele (1 st ). Patrik Schotte (2 nd ). Participating institutions FPS Economy (DCP-KD) BMM-SS, BMM-PR, LPAE-DDB 4. Geographical area Belgian Continental Shelf DIPCLEAR necessary No 5. Scientific personnel 15/04 : 11 15/04 p.m. - 17/04 : 8 6. Intervention required of: - Marine scuba team - Marine medical assistance - Pilot 7. Necessary infrastructure onboard or on the quay to embark or disembark equipment. 8. Logistic assistance MUMM for SCTD, data acquisition (ODAS) or other. No No No 15/04 09h30 LT: Ship s crane Embarkation small material BMM. 17/04 PM: Ship s crane Disembarkation material BMM. Start-up ODAS. 10. Remarks: 1. The participation of Vera Van Lancker, Reinhilde Van den Branden and Gregory Deschepper from BMM is sheduled in the framework of a basic EM3002D and SIS training. 2. Touch&go in Oostende at 18h00 on Wednesday 15/04 for disembarkation of Vera Van Lancker, Reinhilde Van den Branden and Gregory Deschepper from BMM. Program set up by: Koen Degrendele, Gijs Coulier, Dries De Bock and Serge Scory. 1

General remarks c/o MUMM - Measurement Service Oostende : i) All scientists involved in deck operations are to wear appropriate safety clothing such as safety shoes/boots, gloves etc.. Only safety helmets are available onboard. ii) Please note that scientists are invited to bring their own GSM. The Belgica GSM shall be made available only in exceptional circumstances such as communications related to operational aspects of the ongoing cruise (e.g. calls to MUMM concerning ODAS) and in case of an emergency. iii) All participants are requested to settle their accounts aboard in Euro (small bills please). Checks are no longer accepted, and neither credit cards nor proton facilities are available. iv) Following governmental regulations, as from January 1st 2006 smoking inside the ship is entirely prohibited. Please refer to the information posted on the message board inside the ship for the dedicated smoking areas on the outer decks. Approval MUMM: A. POLLENTIER, Ing - Adviseur 17/03/09 Coordinator R/V BELGICA update 1 : 09/04/09 Coordinator R/V BELGICA update 2 : 15/04/09 2. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS NAME Institution Email 15/04/09 15-17/04/09 aboard Koen DEGRENDELE FPS Economy sc01* X X Helga VANDENREYKEN FPS Economy sc02* X X Patrik SCHOTTE FPS Economy sc03* X X Filip DE DONCKER NGI sc04* Serge SCORY BMM sc05* (1) Johan DE WINTER BMM sc06* X X (1) Koen DE NEVE UG sc07* X X Gijs COULIER BMM-MARCHEM sc08* X X Daniël SAUDEMONT BMM-MARCHEM sc09* X X (1) Els VAN BURM UG sc10* X X Vera VAN LANCKER BMM-BXL sc11* X Reinhilde VAN DEN BRANDEN BMM-MTD sc12* X Gregory DE SCHEPPER BMM-MTD sc13* X Total number of participants 11 8 (1) Permission for embarkation has been requested for this persons. * = @mumm.ac.be Assignment of the cabins by the chief-scientist at the start of the campaign. 2

3. SCIENTIFIC OBJECTIVES DCP-KD Implementation of the continuous investigation laid down in section 3, 2, subsection 3, of the law of June 13th 1969, concerning the exploration and exploitation of non living resources on the Belgian Continental Shelf, and the concession decisions. The follow up of the repercussions of the sand extraction on the stability of the sand banks en surrounding area in the exploitation zones, in order to formulate policies concerning the exploitation in the concession zones on a scientific base. The sediments of the Belgian continental shelf will be investigated in order to: 1. Establish the impact of sand extraction on the sand budget and seabed sediments. 2. Survey the sand winning sites to detect significant changes of the seabed sediments and the morphology of the seabed and sand banks in order to guarantee the availability of sand to extract in the future. BMM-SS The main purpose of G2LAT is to meet the needs expressed by the FPS Economy (program DCP-KD) i.e. to have a corrective model which allows to define in real time the vertical position of the multi beam sounder available onboard the R/V Belgica with respect to various usual reference surfaces (LAT, GLLWS ). Sea trials are necessary to test the positioning system and to estimate its practical accuracy. BMM-PR The project is part of the continuous surveillance and evaluation of the quality of the marine environment in the region of the Belgian continental shelf (BCS) in the framework of the national obligations toward the Joint Assessment en Monitoring Programme (JAMP) of the OSPAR commission and the Water Framework Directive of the EC ((2000/60/EC). MUMM determines nutrients, salinity, suspended matter, dissolved oxygen, TOC and POC, chlorophyll a, phaeophytine, optical parameters and organic contaminants in the water column. Phytoplankton biomass and species composition as well as benthos species composition and biomass are also determined as part of the monitoring programme. The other determinants (e.g. heavy metals and organic contaminants) in sediment and biota are determined in collaboration with ILVO-Visserij. Quality assurance and quality control during sampling and in the laboratory receive a high priority within the project. LPAE DeBock (Ugent) This proposal concerns the implementation of the phytoplankton monitoring of Belgian coastal waters in the context of the EU Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) and OSPAR. It concerns more specifically extra monitoring activities (plague alg Phaeocystis and phytoplanktontaxa cell counts), which are part of an operational monitoring to evaluate the ecological status of the Belgian coastal waters. 3

4. RESEARCH AREA - SAMPLING STATIONS DCP-KD Flemish Banks, Gootebank, Thorntonbank and Hinderbanken (control zone I and II and exploration area, based on the RD of November 16, 1977) and reference area s on the BCS. 1. Multibeam surveying of reference areas: - KBMA, KBMB, R2, BRMA, BRMB and ODMA on the Vlaamse Banken; - TBMA on the Thorntonbank. 2. Multibeam surveying along decca-lines across the Vlaamse Banken. 3. Multibeam surveying on the Hinderbanken. BMM-SS The activities of BMM-SS will take place during the transits between the different monitoring stations from BMM-PR and LPAE-DDB and during the multibeam survey s. Additional tracks are planned Thursday afternoon: the coordinates will be provided on board. 4

BMM-PR and LPAE-DDB 5

Sampling LPAE-DDB: During the campaign, water samples will be taken at the 9 assigned stations (W01, W02, W03, W05, W06, W07, W08, W09, W10) with 2 Niskin bottles at a depth of 3 meter. A surface sample of seawater will be taken with a bucket and a rope. The secchi depth will be measured with a secchi disc. Each sample will be filtered and fixed in the lab. Sampling BMM-PR: Station Long. (DMS) Lat. (DMS) LPAE ODAS Water Niskin W01 3 11 15 51 22 30 X X W02 2 51 30 51 13 30 X X W03 2 42 50 51 10 10 X X W05 2 48 30 51 24 60 X X W06 2 25 50 51 16 15 X X W07 3 00 30 51 34 60 X X W08 2 21 00 51 27 30 X X W09 2 42 00 51 45 00 X X W10 2 25 00 51 41 00 X X STATION ODAS In situ metingen WATER NISKIN (5 l) D.O. YSI-52 CTD Seacat Saliniteit en PH POC/DOC Materie in suspensie WATER NISKIN (10 l) Nutriënten en chlorofyl WATER GO FLO (10 l) Analysis Endocrine Disruptors W01 X 1 X X X nut + chloro 1 X W02 X 1 X X W03 X 1 X X X nut + chloro X nut + chloro W05 X 1 X X 1 X W06 X 1 X X 1 X W08 X 1 X X 1 X W09 X 1 X X 1 X W10 X 1 X X 1 X ODAS = automatische registratie van : navigatie parameters en bathymetrie; meteoparameters (inclusief solarradiation); saliniteit en temperatuur (thermosalinograaf Sea-Bird SBE21); temperatuur (Sea-Bird temperatuurssensor) 6

5. OPERATIONAL COURSE The detailed operational course will be evaluated daily and if necessary adjusted in agreement with the commanding officer and the different scientific teams. Wednesday April 15 th HW (Oostende): 15:20 and 17:42 LT 09:00-10:00: Embarkation of participants and equipment. 10:30: Departure Belgica. 11:00: Sampling at station W01. 13:00: Sampling at station W05. 14:30: Sampling at station W06. 16:30: Sampling at station W03. 17:30: Sampling at station W02. 18:00: Touch&go in Oostende for disembarkation of team BMM-MTD and V. Van Lancker Transit to the Vlaamse Banken. 19:30: Multibeam surveying along decca-lines and of the monitoring areas. Thursday April 16 th HW (Oostende): 05:59 and 18:23 LT 08:00: End of multibeam surveying. Transit to station W08. 09:30: Sampling at station W08. 11:00: Sampling at station W10. 12:30: Sampling at station W09. 14:00: Sampling at station W07. 14:00-18:00: GPS measurements. 18:00: Multibeam surveying along decca-lines and of the monitoring areas. Friday April 17 th HW (Oostende): 06:50 and 19:37 LT 11:00: End of multibeam surveying. 14:00: Disembarkation of equipment and scientists in Zeebrugge. End of cruise 2009/11. 6. OCCUPATION OF LABORATORIES (*) Bridge: DCP-KD: Multibeam surveying. BMM-SS: Tests positioning system. Wet lab: DCP-KD: Deployment of sound velocity probe. BMM-PR: Seacat, vloeibare stikstof. Microbiology Lab: LPAE-DDB: Filtration of water samples for chl a and nutrients; Inverted filtration for nanoplankton; Fixation of samples Chemistry Lab: BMM-PR: Filtratie waterstalen SPM, POC, PON en chlorofyl. Biochemistry Lab: BMM-PR: Storage. Fish Lab: BMM-PR: Storage (*) Necessary alterations specified on board. 7

Common Ship's crane ODAS system Thales Aquarius 7. USE OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTRUMENTATION DCP-KD Simrad EM 1002S multibeam echosounder Simrad EM 3002D multibeam echosounder Sound velocity profiler Side winch for sound velocity profiler BMM-PR and LPAE-DDB Water sampling: - Hydrologic winches - 2 x 10 L Niskin - Bucket - Davit voor: Niskinflessen 3 x 10 l en 1 x 5 l Seabird SCTD SBE19 met OBS en PAR-sensor STD SeaBird Seacat model SBE 21 SeaCAT system (SCTD- SBE19, OBS, PAR) Incubators in the microbiology lab Freezer and refrigerator for sample preservation in the wetlab and fishlab Milli RO/ Milli Q system Seawater circuit in the different laboratories Underway measurements: - Thermosalinigraph SCTD-SBE21 - Turner fluorimeter Navigation/Meteorology: - Standard meteorological instruments (wind, atmospheric pressure, PAR, watertemp, saliniteit) - RoxAnn system 8. ON BOARD ANALYSIS Following parameters are requested on board: SCTD-SBE21: - water temperature; - salinity; - sound velocity. 8

ODAS continuous measurements: 9. AUTOMATIC DATA ACQUISITION Instrument ODAS Parameter Data acquisition rate ID ODASII standard extra 10 sec. 10 min. 0.5 sec THALES AQUARIUS-02 LRK DGPS receiver 271 DGPS LAT.N/S X X X 272 DGPS LON.E/W X X X 273 DGPS HG MSL X 274 DGPS UTCTIME X X X 275 DGPS SPEED X X X 276 DGPS COURSE X X X 277 DGPS QUALITY X X X 278 DGPS DSTA X X 279 DGPS DRMS X X FURUNO GP90 DGPS 385 FURUNO LAT X X X 386 FURUNO LON X X X ANSHUTZ GYRO STD20 compass 36 SHIP HEADING X X X CONSILIUM SAL 860T 387 PT/ST SPEED X X doppler log 388 DEPTH SAL860 X X 389 FO/AF SPEED X X DESO-22 echosounder + 184 TSS DEPTH-L X X X TSS 320B Heave compensator 185 TSS DEPTH-H X X X 186 TSS HEAVE X X X FURUNO echosounder 218 FURUNO DEPTH X X 243 R. WINDDIR SB X X 244 R. WINDSPD SB X X FRIEDRICHS meteostation 245 ATM PRESSURE X X 246 AIRTEMP. DRY X X 247 AIRTEMP. WET X X 375 R. WINDSP PB X 376 R. WINDDIR PB X KIPP & ZONEN solarimeter 266 SOL-RAD [K] X X 191 SBE21 TEMP. X X X 192 SBE21 SALIN. X X X SEA-BIRD SBE21 thermosalinograph 193 SBE21 SIGTH. X X X 194 SBE21 S.VEL. X 216 SBE21 I-TEMP X 217 SBE21 COND. X SEA-BIRD SBE38 temperature 242 SBE38 TEMP. X X TURNER DESIGNS fluorometer 195 TURNER FLUO. X X X 382 CURR. I-VEL VALEPORT 106 CM currentmeter ROXANN bottom discriminator MARELEC small A-frame MARELEC oceanographic winch pump status 383 CURR. I-DIR 384 CM DEPTH 219 ROXANN DEPTH??? 220 ROXANN ROUGH??? 221 ROXANN HARD??? 206 LENGTH W1 X 207 SPEED W1 208 MEANTRAC W1 X 209 PEAKTRAC W2 210 LENGTH W2 X 211 SPEED W2 212 MEANTRAC W2 X 213 PEAKTRAC W2 377 SEAWATERPUMP X 378 SEWAGE PUMP X Calculated parameters F: Absolute wind 120 IN-WIND DIR. X X 121 IN-WINDSPD. X X 122 IN-WINDSP.BF X X 379 IN-WINDIR PB X 380 IN-WINDSP PB X 381 IN-WINDBF PB X F:Humidity 182 HUMIDITY DW X X F:Calculated TAW 374 DGPS CA TAW X X 9

10. CHEMICALS The following chemicals will be used on board by scientific personnel: - liquid oxygen 10L - Paraformaldehyd : 400mL - Gluteraldehyd : 400mL - Triton 1% 2l gebruik: labo chemie (CASnr 9002-93-1) - Vloeibaar stikstof 20l gebruik: wet lab (CASnr: 7727-37-9) - Ethanol gebruik: labo chemie / wet lab / fish lab - Waterstofchloride gebruik: labo chemie / wet lab / fish lab - Natriumhydroxide gebruik: labo chemie / wet lab / fish lab No remarks. 11. REMARKS 10