Monday, October 24
 
Aircraft schedule:

• 1100:  G-III SF6 takeoff
• NET 1100:  Twin Otter SF8 takeoff
• 1200:  B200 SF14 takeoff

 
Ship and in situ plan:

• Lagrangian floats could be recovered Tuesday and will make one final survey later in the week. There will be a radiometer survey after the floats are recovered.
• EcoCTD operations to resume after being suspended due to sea-state conditions.
• Underway sampling during MASS and PRISM overflights. Coordination between BH and MASS for a line directly under one of the MASS lines is highly desired. Luc will provide MASS kml in AM. 
• CTD casts attempted at the location of the float surfacing - at 8h intervals. 
• Radiometric buoy measurement from the Bold Horizon possible.
• Saildrones continue moving their line to adjust for frontal movement.
• Wave Glider triangles and lines continue to adjust position to track frontal movement.

 
Science team meeting schedule:

• 1030:  ASV/Ship Ops Meeting - https://whoi-edu.zoom.us/j/96964625447
• 1430:  Control Center Meeting - https://whoi-edu.zoom.us/j/99445053968

Updates:

• This was a spectacular day for S-MODE science. There is an outstanding target - a sharp front in the southeastern part of the ops area - that all in situ assets are well-positioned to survey. Additionally, all three aircraft surveyed the area on a cloud-free day.
• The S-MODE team is diligently tracking the feature to set up for another great science day tomorrow.
• Go to https://smode.whoi.edu/smode_netlink.kml for a Google Earth view of the real time autonomous platform positions. 
• Autonomous platform planned tracks are now incorporated into Google Earth in the KML share folder of the S-MODE Drive