Cruise Accomplishments and End of Cruise Project Reports

1. "Physical Oceanography Program," Anthony F. Amos, University of Texas at Austin, Marine Science Institute

2. "Photochemistry of Antarctic Waters in Response to Changing UV-B Fluxes," Kenneth Mopper, Washington State University, Chemistry Department and David Kieber, SUNY-ESF, Chemistry Department

3. "Bio-optics and OCM Drifter Program," Ricardo Letelier and Mark Abbott, Oregon State University, College of Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences

4. "In the Water and Under the Ice," Langdon Quetin, UC Santa Barbara, Marine Science Institute

5. "LTER Sediment Trap Experiment," David Karl and Terrence Houlihan, University of Hawaii, SOEST, Department of Oceanography

6. "Spatial Distribution of Viruses in the Palmer-LTER Region," David Bird and Roxane Maranger, University of Quebec at Montreal, Department of Biology

7. "Core Biogeochemical Measurements and Experimental Studies of the Microbial Loop," D. Karl, D. Hebel, T. Houlihan, D. Pence, R. Scharek, C. Carrillo, L. Fujieki, J. Christian, K. Björkman, A. Colman, R. Letelier, D. Jones, G. Tien and C. Moyer, University of Hawaii, SOEST, Department of Oceanography

8. "Measurement of Dissolved Oxygen," Dale Hebel University of Hawaii, SOEST, Department of Oceanography and Albert Colman, Harvard University, Department of Earth Sciences

9. "Hydrogen Peroxide: Distributions, Sources and Sinks," D. Karl, D. Pence and G. Tien, University of Hawaii, SOEST, Department of Oceanography

10. "Studies of Bacterial Ectoenzymes," James Christian and David Karl, University of Hawaii, SOEST, Department of Oceanography

11. "Antarctic Archaeoplankton," Edward DeLong, UC Santa Barbara, Marine Science Institute, David M. Karl and Craig L. Moyer, University of Hawaii, SOEST, Department of Oceanography

12. "Drake Passage Transect," Team S-046, David Karl et al., University of Hawaii, SOEST, Department of Oceanography