Images and real-time data
from the NOAA Ship Miller Freeman,
Fisheries Research Vessel

Thanks to all, for another successful field season!

Conditions onboard MILLER FREEMAN, 21 SEP 2000


DATE:              09/21/2000       Time: 		14:29 UTC
Latitude:          57 15.15 N       Longitude:          147 18.56 W 
Ship Speed:        10.9 kts         Course:             103
Sea Surface Temp:  10.788 Deg C     Surface Salinity:   32.313 PSU 
Air Temperature:   11.9 Deg C       Relative Humidity:  101.3% 
Wind Speed:        013.5 knots      Wind Direction:     208 deg
Baro Pressure:     1025.2 mb        Depth:              XXX.X meters 

Look at the latest shipboard conditions from the SEAS system, courtesy of Penn State University's Weather Page. A description of SEAS and weather information from other NOAA ships is provided by NOAA's Marine Operations Center, Pacific.

Cruise and Project Information

• Cruises - Current | Previous | Future
• Pictures of the Freeman's most recent cruise.
• Pictures of shipboard activities from various cruises
• Selected Pictures illustrating various Miller Freeman activities.
• Primary Scientific Mission: Southeast Bering Sea carrying capacity, Fisheries Oceanography Combined Investigations, Alaska Fisheries Science Center research, Shipboard ADCP, CTD data collection
• Cooperative/Collaborative Projects : Resource Assessment and Conservation Engineering, Resource Ecology and Fisheries Management , The National Marine Mammal Laboratory , Auke Bay Laboratory ,
• Observations from aTeacher at Sea, Karl Beighley

Information about the Miller Freeman and the NOAA fleet

• Internet-At-Sea - How this information comes from the ship to you
• Meet the Miller Freeman's officers and crew
• Sailing Schedule for the Miller Freeman
• Information about the Ship - Vital Statistics about the Miller Freeman
• The NOAA fleet - More information about NOAA ships.
• NOAA - Information about NOAA.
• F/V Albatross IV At-sea Home Page - Follow the cruises of another NOAA fisheries research vessel.
• R/V Ka'imimoana Real-time Home Page - Follow NOAA's TAO buoy support ship as she conducts research about El Nino
• Beyond NOAA - Beginning points for exploring the Internet for information on ships, research cruises, and oceanography.

Special Thanks to all of the officers, crew, and scientists aboard the Miller Freeman, the OMAO Operations/Software Support Division, as well as Linda Mangum and Nazila Merati. Thanks also to all who have shared their pictures of life aboard ship and the beautiful scenery that rewards them for a difficult task well done.

Because of the changing nature of the information on this page, information on ship's scheduling and characteristics may not be accurate. Please visit the official Miller Freeman home page for the most recent information available.

Lynn Long, long@pmel.noaa.gov;
Tiffany Vance, vance@pmel.noaa.gov;
NOAA / PMEL

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