GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS* * except RVs from the Ministries of Defence (1 RV), Agriculture (3 RV), Traffic (6 RV) Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009 11. ERVO.

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GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS* * except RVs from the Ministries of Defence (1 RV), Agriculture (3 RV), Traffic (6 RV) Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May ERVO – 2009 – Kopenhagen, DK

RVowner length (m) BRT/ BRZ typescientistscrewcompany duration (d) year of construc. POLARSTERNAWI118, global (polar)5044Laeisz(100)1982 METEORBMBF97,54.280global2832Laeisz SONNERF97,93.557global2530RF / 1991 MARIA S. MERIANIOW94,85.573oceanic23 Briese POSEIDONIFM-GEOMAR60,81.509oceanic1218Briese ALKORIFM-GEOMAR55, regional1211Briese HEINCKEAWI55, regional1211Briese GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS ship data All above vessels (POLARSTERN only for joint cruises) are available within the Barter agreement of now United Kingdom, France, The Netherlands, Norway, Spain and Germany PROF. A. PENCKIOW38,6307regional9 (11)10Briese SENCKENBERGSenckenberg29,5168regional4 - 55Senckenberg51976 LUDWIG PRANDTLGKSS32,5171regional RF11983/2003 LITTORINAIFM-GEOMAR29,8168regional6 (12)5IFM-GEOMAR71975 UTHÖRNAWI30,5254regional25Laeisz21982 Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

Major Refitting 30 Years OperationReplacement Decommissioning GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS state of fleet Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS main research areas Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

Pacific Indic Antarctic Arctic Atlantic without North Atlantic North Sea + Baltic North Atlantic Mediterranean Black Sea Red Sea Research in different Areas in 2000 – 2005 total working time: 9,543 days GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS research areas II Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

cruise-track in 2008/2009 GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS METEOR since 22 years 'flagship' - now fulfilling its 77. expeditions - about 320 days per year at sea - relative good experiences with retractable bow- thruster and new DP during station keeping Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

since 26 years - more than 30 expeditions - nearly 320 days per year - November – March in Antarctic waters - summer months in Arctic waters - severe accident with helicopter (2 deaths, 3 injured) - due to high fuel costs the cruising speed was reduced to about 9 kn - less working days for science - the board of trustees decided to prepare a study for a replacement of RV POLARSTERN GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS POLARSTERN cruise-track in 2008/2009 Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS SONNE only privately owned ship in German fleet chartered by Federal Ministry of Education and Research for 250 days per year - ship operates mainly in the Pacific and Indic and can be chartered (as it was done by India and Australia during 2008) - mainly due to age (1969) it will be replaced by public owned ship in 2013 Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009 working areas in 2008/2009

cruise-track in 2008/2009 GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS MARIA S. MERIAN newest ship of the fleet (2006) - slowly getting rid of 'teething problems' - excellent manoeuvrability and station keeping with pods and DP - another unscheduled docking due to sealing problems between one pod and hull in November Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS POSEIDON - the 'old lady' of IFM-GEOMAR - since 1976 nearly 380 expeditions - some winch trouble due to age - will be replaced within the next five years - first planning discussions will start this summer Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009 cruise-track in 2008/2009

GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS ALKOR - lot of student practicals besides 'normal' research cruises - within the next two years major refit planned Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

AUV "ABYSS" - length3,98 m - weight885 kg - diving depth m - speed4 kn - endurance24 hrs - sensorstemp + Sal turbidity side-scan sonar camera - price2.3 Mio € GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS new equipment Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS new equipment Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009 ROV "Kiel 6000" - length 3.5m, width 1.9m, heigth 2.4m - weight in air: 3500kg, in water: neutral - speed: 3 kn ahead/aback - propulsion: 7 electric motors - station-keep capability (DP): ±0.3m - electric power: VAC/460Hz - deep-sea cable: LWL 6500m at 19mm Ø - multibeam depth sounder - scientific payload: up to 100kg - transport of entire system in five 20' ISO containers (total weight: 65t) - certification: Germanischer Lloyd

GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS new equipment WINDER for very heavy instruments (it 'winds' cables for energy and communication around a synthetic rope) thinking about acquiring e.g. for portable sea-floor drill rig MeBo deployment depth retricted due to weight of cable Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009

THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION GERMAN RESEARCH VESSELS end a rare event: meeting of POLARSTERN and MARIA S. MERIAN in the North Atlantic Klaus von Bröckel, ERVO, May 2009