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CANADA

Canada’s Three Oceans (C3O) - LSSL Leg 1: July 20 to August 5 Dartmouth to Kugluktuk Stop at Resolute ~July 29 to pick up science group Twice daily rosettes, UCTD and XCTD Several science Berths available on both legs Note, August 6th to September 16th is the UNCLOS cruise, mentioned in more detail later.

C3O/ JOIS Canada Basin: - LSSL Leg 3: 16 Sept to 17 Oct. Rosette/CTD with ADCP from ship’s side Moorings and Buoys: 4 WHOI Moorings, 1 CABOS Mooring, 3 ITP Buoys Zooplankton Net Tows Pump Casts on Foredeck Wire XCTD ( and maybe UCTD) Ice Observations On ice sampling for ice, brine and soot Underway Measurements: GPS and Ship’s Heading, Bottom Depth, Weather, Surface Water properties Collaborations for this leg are in place with Japan. Extra space is minimal. Rosette/CTD with ADCP from ship’s side Chemistry: On Board: Salts, Oxygen, Nutrients, CFC, Alkalinity, Chlorophyll, Ammonium Collection: CDOM, Bacteria, O18, Barium, C13, DIC, Iodine, Cesium Moorings and Buoys: 4 WHOI Moorings, 1 CABOS Mooring, 3 ITP Buoys Zooplankton Net Tows Pump Casts on Foredeck Wire XCTD ( and maybe UCTD) Ice Observations On ice sampling for ice, brine and soot Underway Measurements: GPS and Ship’s Heading, Bottom Depth, Weather, Surface Water properties 25 science berths Japanese scientists on JOIS: Koji Shimada (M), koji@kaiyodai.ac.jp, Jiro Yoshida (M), jiroy@kaiyodai.ac.jp, Kohei Mizobata (M), mizobata@kaiyodai.ac.jp, Eri Yoshizawa (F), eri_4430@yahoo.co.jp

Sir Wilfrid Laurier Leg 1: July 8 to August 1 C3O Sir Wilfrid Laurier Leg 1: July 8 to August 1 Twice daily Rosette stations on Pacific great circle transit Infill underway CTD and XCTD casts Cross shelf sections south of Aleutians and in the Bering Sea Rosette stations in Bering, Chukchi and Beaufort Seas (max 300m) Sediment grabs in the Bering and Chukchi Stops at Dutch Harbor (~July 16, possible only) and Barrow (~July 22) 10-14 science berths

UNCLOS: Western Arctic Survey Area

DRAFT: Amundsen 2009 Expedition Plan (A) Quebec City Victoria

Nahidik 2009: Possible study areas Ikahuak (Sachs Harbor) Kugmallit Valley (monitoring section) Ulukhaktok (Holman) New leases (oil and gas exploration support Bowhead study) Mackenzie Trough and Herschel Island Cape Parry Industry: Wise Bay and Summers Harbour, DFO: AOI Tuktoyaktuk Paulatuk

JAPAN

R/V Mirai cruise plan in 2009 and beyond JAMSTEC plan to conduct R/V Mirai Arctic cruise in 2009, 2010, and hopefully 2012. Main target area is the western Canada Basin and the Makarov Basin, to quantify on-going changes of Arctic meteorological, bio-geochemical, and physical environmental factors in these area.

KOREA

Korea Icebreaker Areas likely to be visited Western Arctic Ocean W. Drake Psg Amundsen sea Weddell sea

USA

Document changes in the oceanography and ecosystems PRIORITY 2009, RUSALCA:Climate Obs in the Pacific-Arctic FY2009: RUSALCA will revisit the Chukchi Sea and regions within the region of extreme sea ice loss to: Document changes in the oceanography and ecosystems Provide observations to provide boundary conditions for improving the integration of ecosystem and physical models.

RUSALCA Mooring Locations 2007-2008