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Multidisciplinary teaching cruise MNF-bioc-301 Plankton along the Baltic Sea salinity gradient, Cruise No. AL618, August 18th – August 30th 2024, Kiel (Germany) – Kiel (Germany), MNF-bioc-301
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The multidisciplinary teaching cruise AL618 was part of the curriculum of the master “Biological
Oceanography” at the Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel and the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre
for Ocean Research. During this mandatory part of the MNF-bioc-301 module the students were
able to gain hands-on experience of the scientific operation on-board a modern multidisciplinary
research vessel. Methods in physical, biological and chemical oceanography were taught based on
biodiversity changes in several functional plankton groups along the Baltic Sea salinity gradient
as a main subject. The students performed tasks such as deploying state-of-the-art measuring and
sampling gear, data and sample collection as well as first on-board analyses and curation of data
and samples for later use. The on-board analyses included taxonomic identification, measurements
and counts of plankton organisms, and chlorophyll A concentrations and recording of CTD
profiles. Further samples were collected for later analyses during other practical courses in the
master curriculum such as seawater samples for eDNA and viral plankton analyses. The work with
the crew onboard ALKOR was outstanding.
(Alkor-Berichte AL618)
Title: Multidisciplinary teaching cruise MNF-bioc-301 Plankton along the Baltic Sea salinity gradient, Cruise No. AL618, August 18th – August 30th 2024, Kiel (Germany) – Kiel (Germany), MNF-bioc-301
Description:
The multidisciplinary teaching cruise AL618 was part of the curriculum of the master “Biological
Oceanography” at the Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel and the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre
for Ocean Research.
During this mandatory part of the MNF-bioc-301 module the students were
able to gain hands-on experience of the scientific operation on-board a modern multidisciplinary
research vessel.
Methods in physical, biological and chemical oceanography were taught based on
biodiversity changes in several functional plankton groups along the Baltic Sea salinity gradient
as a main subject.
The students performed tasks such as deploying state-of-the-art measuring and
sampling gear, data and sample collection as well as first on-board analyses and curation of data
and samples for later use.
The on-board analyses included taxonomic identification, measurements
and counts of plankton organisms, and chlorophyll A concentrations and recording of CTD
profiles.
Further samples were collected for later analyses during other practical courses in the
master curriculum such as seawater samples for eDNA and viral plankton analyses.
The work with
the crew onboard ALKOR was outstanding.
(Alkor-Berichte AL618).
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