[Exports_project_office] In-line pump for EXPORTS

[Jason Graff]

Emmanuel, will you and James be meeting the ship for DMOB?

Some logistics info for shipping from the WHOI warehouse:  Shipping of gear after NAAMES via the warehouse needs to be scheduled for April 16th or later.  Gear will be moved to the warehouse over the weekend on the 14th and 15th.  Just a heads up if you are coming for DMOB that the Armstrong also arrives on the 13th and has priority for unloading gear from the OOI moorings so the dock will be BUSY!

I will be leaving Woods Hole on the 16th around noon.  Just let me know how I can help.  I'm happy to help arrange shipment with the company we use (Stevens Global) if that is helpful.

Jason


Jason Graff
Assistant Professor - Senior Research
Oregon State University
Department of Botany & Plant Pathology
jrgraff at science.oregonstate.edu
541-737-4090


On Mar 30, 2018, at 1:58 PM, Emmanuel Boss <emmanuel.boss at maine.edu> wrote:

> Norm,
> In an ideal world I would like the pump to come off from the Atlantis and be shipped from WHOI to SIO directly (it weigh 200lb, I don't want to drive with it home).
> Anything that you can do to help it happen is greatly appreciated.
> Best,
>    Emmanuel
> 
> On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 12:45 PM, Norm Nelson <normannelson at ucsb.edu> wrote:
> Hey Jason, thanks! I was just going to talk to you about this - we’ve had a request from Scripps to have the pumps in hand as soon as possible for installation before EXPORTS - it would be nice if we could get both of them to Scripps after NAAMES - this means you guys might need to advance your acquisition schedule for the new one as well. I will follow up with  Matt and Emmanuel next week to make sure of the details. Thanks! Norm
> 
> Norm Nelson
> Earth Research Institute
> UC Santa Barbara
> norm.nelson at ucsb.edu
> Vox: (805) 893-3202
> 
>> On Mar 30, 2018, at 11:26 AM, Jason Graff <jrgraff at science.oregonstate.edu> wrote:
>> 
>> Hello from the North Atlantic!
>> 
>> While we are at sea with one of the pumps that will be used for EXPORTS, Lee Karp-Boss asked if I thought the pump should go back with them to UMaine before EXPORTS or if it should be sent somewhere else for delivery to the ships.  One option is that we ship it to OSU with our equipment from NAAMES and then to the ships as part of a larger shipment of West coast equipment.  Quincy, correct me if I have those details wrong or if that is no longer the plan.
>> 
>> Any strong opinions on this?
>> 
>> Jason
>> 
>> 
>> Jason Graff
>> Assistant Professor - Senior Research
>> Oregon State University
>> Department of Botany & Plant Pathology
>> jrgraff at science.oregonstate.edu
>> 541-737-4090
>> 
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