R/V Rachel Carson Ship Operations-University of Washington (FY19)

R/V Rachel Carson 船舶运营-华盛顿大学（2019 财年）

• 批准号: 1855352
• 负责人: Robert Kamphaus
• 金额: $ 33.69万
• 依托单位: University of Washington
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Cooperative Agreement
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2019-03-01 至 2024-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1855352&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Rachel; Carson; Ship; Operations; University

This proposal is submitted to request funding for the Research Vessel Rachel Carson operated by the University of Washington to conduct oceanographic research missions supported by the National Science Foundation. The Marine Operations Department of the School of Oceanography of the University of Washington takes great pride in providing essential marine science research and educational facilities to NSF-funded investigators. The University of Washington remains committed to managing these facilities in a safe, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible manner. The ship is the newest ship to join the U.S. Academic Research Fleet. The R/V Rachel Carson will operate under the UNOLS RVSS safety standards as a UNOLS Operating institution. Oceanographic vessels, operated by the UNOLS academic institutions and funded by NSF, and other agencies, have been the traditional multi-use facilities required to expand human knowledge of the ocean environment. These ships working from the ocean's surface complemented by human-occupied, robotic and - more recently -- autonomous undersea vehicles and sensors, along with aircraft and satellites, continue to provide vital tools in our understanding of the role of the oceans in determining our climate and in studying and accessing the living and non-living resources of the world's seas and sea-beds.Proper stewardship over ocean resources and their wise use, and decision making for future ocean- and coastal- related issues are inconceivable without an interested and engaged citizenry.In addition to technology, our national ocean endeavor requires technical support in the form of expert human resources, with sound science, mathematics and technical education: a critical mass of individuals who will collect and analyze tomorrow's data, and design the tools, models and applications we will require. Provision of these sea-going research and educational facilities enables marine scientists and students from the University of Washington and other institutions nationwide to study natural phenomena - and to instruct the future scientists and stewards of our marine ecosystems - on board state-of-the-art oceanographic research vessels complete with laboratories, sensors, analytical equipment, communications to shore-side investigators and educators, and full life support for extended missions. Essential to UW's mission is the provision of educational opportunities-both to students of the marine sciences, and, through educational outreach programs such as REVEL, "Teacher at Sea," to K through 12th grade students, nationwide. Periodically, The University holds open houses and outreach events to provide a learning experience for local students including tours through the ship facilities and hands-on demonstrations of marine science research guided by faculty, students and ships' crewmembers. In 2011, the School of Oceanography hosted the International Research Ship Operators conference at UW. The School of Oceanography hosted the UNOLS Research Vessel Operators Committee annual meeting at UW. During the conference, participants enjoyed the opportunity to tour and ride onboard for a "lunch" cruise from the Seattle waterfront, through the Ballard Locks, to the Oceanography Dock. The University of Washington, with the support of the National Science Foundation and with coordination by the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System, remains dedicated to, and focused upon, furthering mankind's understanding of the world ocean, the living and non-living resources therein, and their interactions with the approximately fifty percent of our citizens who live within fifty miles of the shoreline.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.

该提案提交给由华盛顿大学运营的研究船Rachel Carson的资助，以执行由国家科学基金会支持的海洋学研究任务。 华盛顿大学海洋学海洋运营系对向NSF资助的研究人员提供基本的海洋科学研究和教育设施感到自豪。华盛顿大学仍致力于以安全，成本效益且对环境负责的方式管理这些设施。 该船是加入美国学术研究车队的最新船。 R/V Rachel Carson将根据UNOLS RVSS安全标准作为UNOLS运营机构运营。由UNOLS学术机构运营并由NSF和其他机构资助的海洋船只是扩大人类对海洋环境知识所需的传统多用途设施。这些从海洋表面工作的船只辅以人类占领，机器人和 - 最近 - 自主境内的车辆和传感器以及飞机和卫星以及飞机和卫星，继续为我们理解海洋在确定我们的气候以及在确定我们的气候，研究和访问世界的生活和非生命资源方面的范围和非生命的资源的情况下，以实现海洋和非生命的海洋和计划，并努力奔波的海洋和计划，并努力地进行了海洋和计划，并努力奔跑。在没有感兴趣和参与的公民的情况下，与沿海相关的问题是不可想象的。除了技术外，我们的国家海洋努力需要以专家人力资源的形式进行技术支持，具有合理的科学，数学和技术教育：将收集和分析明天的数据，并指定我们将需要的工具，模型和应用程序。提供这些海洋研究和教育设施的提供使华盛顿大学和全国其他机构的海洋科学家和学生能够研究自然现象 - 并指导我们海洋生态系统的未来科学家和管家 - 由最先进的海洋学海洋学研究，包括实验室，传感器，传感器设备，分析设备，分析设备，分析设备，分析设备，分析师和教育师和教育师和成熟的研究员和完整的研究人员和完整的研究员和完整的调查员，并提供。西澳大学的使命至关重要的是向海洋科学的学生提供教育机会，并通过诸如雷维尔（Revel）之类的教育外展计划，“海上老师”，向全国的K至12年级的学生提供教育机会。大学期间，大学举办开放式房屋和外展活动，为当地学生提供学习经验，包括通过船舶设施的旅行以及由教职员工，学生和船员的船员指导的海洋科学研究的动手演示。 2011年，海洋学学院在西澳大学举行了国际研究船舶运营商会议。海洋学学院主持了UNOLS研究船运营商委员会在西澳大学举行的年度会议。在会议期间，参与者享受了在船上游览和乘坐“午餐”巡游的机会，从西雅图海滨，通过巴拉德锁到海洋学码头。 The University of Washington, with the support of the National Science Foundation and with coordination by the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System, remains dedicated to, and focused upon, furthering mankind's understanding of the world ocean, the living and non-living resources therein, and their interactions with the approximately fifty percent of our citizens who live within fifty miles of the shoreline.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using基金会的智力优点和更广泛的影响审查标准。