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Spirit of Tasmania 1 - a platform of the IMOS SOOP-Temperate Merchant Vessel (TMV) sub-facility

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Researchers: AODN Data Manager (Distributes) ,  Critchell, Kay (Point of contact) ,  Critchell, Kay (Point of contact) ,  Data Officer (Distributes) ,  Data Officer (Distributes)

Brief description The Spirit of Tasmania 1 platform collects oceanographic observations (including sea surface temperature) during passenger transportation through Bass Strait between Melbourne (Victoria) and Devonport (Tasmania). Enhancement of Measurements on Ships of opportunity (SOOP) -Temperate Merchant Vessel (TMV) maintains an underway sampling Seabird SBE45 thermo-salinograph (TSG), a Wetlabs combination fluorometer and turbidity sensor (ECO-FLNTU), a GPS were deployed in June 2008 on the Spirit of Tasmania I for initial trials. Routine data collection commenced on 28 August 2008. The Spirit of Tasmania 1 is owned by the TT-Line Company Pty Ltd and give a regular and reliable service linking mainland Australia to Tasmania. The Spirit of Tasmania operates under the ship callsign VLST and has the following characteristics: - Owner : TT-Line Company Pty Ltd - Builder : Kvaerner Masa-Yards Finland - Year Built : 1998 - Ship type : RO/RO Passenger V/L - Class : American Bureau of Shipping - Overall length : 194.33 metres - Overall width : 25 metres - Gross tonnage : 29.338 tonnes - Dead weight 5651 tonnes - Engines : 4x4 Stroke single acting turbo charged diesel of 10.560 kw each. Connected to twin variable pitch propellers via reduction gearboxes 510/147 RPM.

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Australia’s Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) is enabled by the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS). It is operated by a consortium of institutions as an unincorporated joint venture, with the University of Tasmania as Lead Agent.

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Data was collected by the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) of Victoria (until 2021).

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Assistance with logistical and technical support for this project has been provided by the Spirit of Tasmania 1 vessel operator, TT lines.

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CSIRO Marine Calibration Facility

Data time period: 28 08 2008

146.4,-37.8 146.4,-41.2 144.2,-41.2 144.2,-37.8 146.4,-37.8

145.3,-39.5

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