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First results from a new interdisciplinary robotic vehicle for under-ice research

Christian Katlein, Mario Hoppmann Marcel Nicolaus, Veronica Coppolaro, Jakob Belter

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2015 1980

3x more

1m 2m 3m

investigate spatial variability

(ROV = Remotely Operated Vehicle)

What is an under-ice ROV (good for)?

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Current ROV setup (Codename: BEAST)

More information:

sensor.awi.de

Base Model:

V8 M500

INTERVENTION

Ocean Modules ROV Systems Sweden

Similar sensors also used on buoys, AUVs, moorings etc

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1st mission: PS101 (Sep-Oct 2016)

local „Timeseries“

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PS101 ROV work

• 6 successful ROV ice stations in conjunction with other ice work

• All systems acquired data successfully

• Very complex system

• Ongoing data

processing, archiving and evaluation

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Upward looking camera

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Light transmittance during freeze-up

• yellow = open water over the floe edge (and

access hole)

• green = thin ice with higher transmittance

• blue = second year ice with low transmittance (snow covered)

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Light transmittance during freeze-up

• Light transmittance decreases during freeze-up mostly due to snowfall

• Late autumn: still light transmission through young ice and leads

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Highlight: under-ice autumn bloom

• Decreasing chlorophyll signal in the mixed layer

• Stunning zooplankton

abundances under the ice (not shown)

• Unusually low sea ice

concentration in the area Rare observation in the

central Arctic pack ice zone!

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Sea ice draft maps

from single beam sonar

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Sea ice draft distribution

from single beam sonar

• Some thick ice (ridges)

• A lot of FYI (mode at 0.8 m)

• Significant contribution of young, thin ice < 0.3 m

• Not biased, unlike traditional, ground-based EM-methods

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Multibeam sonar

• 3D mapping

• Ice topography

Comparison to upward looking images

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Floe scale maps of ice draft

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Multibeam vs. Single beam sonar

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• Data will be made publicly available on PANGAEA and

• New AWI data portal (in development)

• Enable full vehicle functionality: Improve positioning system!

• Further payload to be included for next mission:

Water sampling bottle, ADCP (watertrack and under-ice turbulence)

Zooplankton camera (ROV-LOKI), Under-ice net (ROV-SUIT)

Progress & future work

First full-scale science mission during Polarstern cruise with two week drift camp this spring (PS 106, May-June)

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