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10 northerly wind increased steadily up to Bft 8. Off the southern edge of the sea ice the characteristic wave height increased to about 3 m. In the late afternoon the vessel started the seismic cross near waypoint 75.9 N – 07 W. The gale centre decreased only little and became nearly stationary for the next 24 hours. So during the night the north-westerly wind reached force Bft 9. This was the maximum registered during the entire leg. In this night the sea wave height exceeded 5 m from time to time. Due to these conditions in the morning of Oct. 4 th all Helimagflights had to be cancelled. On the last day in the operation area west of Jan Mayen weak high pressure influence caused only light north-westerly winds and sunny weather. Therefore all planned helicopter flights could be carried out. The research work ended early Oct. 6 th . RV POLARSTERN was bound for Bergen (Norway). The gale became adult little east of Iceland on Oct. 6 th with minimum pressure close to 975 hPa and headed towards Denmark. In a distance of about 1000 km RV POLARSTERN followed this low. Due to this the wind first came only moderate from northwest to north but increased for some hours during the night to force Bft 7. RV POLARSTERN approached Bergen –pilot station in early Oct. 9 th . Fig. 1.2-1
2 Marine Geophysics W. Jokat, D. Berger, H. Bohlmann, V. Helm, M. Hensch, D. Jousselin, C. Klein, N. Lensch, P. Liersch, H. Martens, A. Medow, U. Micksch, L. Rabenstein, C. Salat, M. Schmidt-Aursch, A. Schwenk Summary–Statistics: - Tromsoe-Bremerhaven 10 th August to 13 th October (4b starts in Longyearbyen on the 21 st September) - Theme: Structure of the East Greenland margin from 74° to 77°N (part of an ESF project aiming at understanding the crustal architecture and evolution of the conjugate volcanic margins off mid-Norway and East Greenland in a total rift context). - 4 seismic refraction profiles using 126 stations (including 17 on land Reftek stations); each line is >300 km long; deployment, shooting and recovery took 85 to 116 hours. - seismic reflection survey with a 600 m streamer (96 channels; 6.25m group spacing); 2309 km of profiles; 52068 shots; 7 WNW-ESE lines, 160 to 280 km long each, 6 SSW-NNE lines, 40 to 60 km long each. - seismic reflection surveys with a 3000 m streamer (240 channels; 12.5 m group spacing); 2062 km of lines. 45969 shots (along refraction lines and coverage in between). - Magnetic survey (14.500 km of lines, 100 hours of helicopter flight); in addition continuous magnetic data recording with fixed vector magnetometers on the vessel - Continuous gravity data acquisition from Tromsø to Bremerhaven Description of the research project Understanding how the lithospheric plates breakup is a fundamental issue in Earth science. It is not known for instance if this key process in plate tectonics is mainly passively driven by continental collapse or if it is actively driven by plume activity. It is also important to better describe the margins crustal structure, as associated magmatism provides initial conditions for sea floor spreading and influences the thermal regime and vertical movements of the sedimentary basins. Our project is to study the conjugate volcanic margins off mid-Norway and East Greenland by geophysical techniques; this will provide constraints on the crustal structure and on the nature and the temporal sequence of events involved in volcanic margin formation and evolution. This project is divided in 3 parts: 1) Filling existing gaps along the mid-Norwegian margin 2) Collecting geophysical information along crustal transects across the East- Greenland margin 3) Carrying out a 3D detailed geophysical survey over a small area of the East- Greenland margin. 11
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