ARSV LAURENCE M. GOULD DAILY SITUATION REPORT GMT DATE: 20 February 2003 METRICS: SS GMT TIME: 0000 0600 1200 1800 LATITUDE (S): 64 51.1 65 34.7 65 58.9 66 27.8 LONGITUDE (W): 068 57.0 070 18.7 071 02.9 072 21.7 WEATHER TEMPERATURE (C): 3.6 2.5 1.6 2.0 AIR PRESSURE(MB): 977.9 967.4 967.2 970.1 REL HUMIDITY (%): 99 100 84 82 WIND SPEED (KN): 25-35 25-28 30-40 30-35 WIND DIRECTION: NNE NNE WNW WNW SWELL HEIGHT (ft): 10-15 10-15 10-15 12-15 SWELL DIRECTION: NNE NNE WNW WNW SALINITY(PSU): 33.0 33.0 33.0 33.1 SEA SURF TEMP(C): 2.0 1.7 1.7 1`.7 VISIBILITY (NM): 1 <1 2 8 CLOUDS (%): 100 100/FOG 100 65 SEA STATE: 6-7 6-7 7 7 SEA ICE ICE TOTAL(TENTHS): 0 0 0 0 NEW & GREY ICE: GREY-WHITE: THIN ICE (30-60): MED ICE (60-120): THICK ICE (120-200): OLD ICE 2 Yr. Plus: SNOW DEPTH (CM): ICE PRESSURE: ENGINES/PITCH: 800/100 800/100 900/100 800/100 (OS-On Station, VP-Variable Pitch, OE-One Engine) FUEL ON BOARD: (gallons) 142,200 REMARKS: Transited overnight to mooring S4A. Recovered mooring by approximately 0915 local and transited to S5A. Recovered S5A and are underway for S6A, the last offshore. The weather has not been very cooperative, but we have been able to accomplish everything, albeit a bit slowly. We fully anticipate a vast improvement in weather conditions as soon as the offshore moorings are recovered. Regards, Owen Marine Projects Coordinator R/V LAURENCE M. GOULD email to: mpc@lmg.usap.gov